Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Lando, DDEV, Pygmy/Ahoy, Custom Docker

Depends on client workflows and platform support pipelines

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into Ci/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Peer code reviews, Client / Stakeholder UAT, QA team manually tests on pre-production environment, QA team manually tests on production environment, Automated tests in Continuous Integration (CI), Senior developer/Architect code review, Code sniffing/static analysis/linting, DAST (QA)

Xdebug, NewRelic APM, blackfire.io, xhprof, spx

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront

I really enjoyed the opportunity to submit lightning talks, please continue to have them as an option!!

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Peer code reviews, Client / Stakeholder UAT, Automated tests in Continuous Integration (CI), Senior developer/Architect code review, Code sniffing/static analysis/linting

I'd add a comments section about how people feel about Drupal

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Wordpress, No code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

macOS, Windows 10, Windows 11, Linux (Debian-based)

Lando, DDEV, Pygmy/Ahoy, Homebrew

Historically used lando in agency however ddev is better supported by platform sh + pantheon

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Wordpress, No code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Different teams using different tools

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing

Cloudflare, Fastly, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I've integrated Docker into Ci/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

My limited Drupal experience makes it hard to say one way or the other. I think there are pros and cons to each approach equally.

Custom Docker, Custom internally built tools

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s), I work for a hosting provider that supports Drupal applications/clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

DrupalCon North America, DrupalCon Europe, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup, A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributing code to the Drupal core, Contributing code to a Drupal contrib module, Contributing money to Drupal (such as membership dues to an association or making a donation), Improved Drupal documentation

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Depending on the combination you choose, it may or may not be easier

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks such as starting and stopping containers. I know how to execute additional tasks within containers once they are running

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checking (e.g. code tracing/static analysis/linting), Continuous integration (IC) for some or all of the above items

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributing code to a Drupal contrib module, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event, Mentoring new Drupal developers, Collaborating with the Spanish Drupal Association

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I have only worked on a decoupled one (drupal + next + react) and for now I don't see any advantages

I have worked in the back part and not that bad, but in Front I know that they have suffered a lot due to the weight of the next.js compilations

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions, I discuss with the AI ​​to generate documentation, and I also discuss when seeing how to implement certain functionalities

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks such as starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I create Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Spanish and sometimes English

Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checking (e.g. code crawling/static analysis/linting)

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Azure CDN

DrupalCon North America, DrupalCon Europe

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Laravel, Wordpress, django

Linux (Debian-based), Linux (Arch-based)

no budget to upgrade from one tool to another, no value added to the client

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Cloudflare, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I use AI for simple tasks such as completing code or finding example functions. I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the start of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

Previous project was set up with Lando, current project is set up with DDEV.

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting)

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Behat

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup, A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

macOS, Linux (Debian-based), Linux (Redhat-based)

Client preference for one over the other

I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by the client or stakeholders, Code quality verification (e.g. code sniffing/ static analysis/linting)

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN), Cloudinary

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Laravel, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

macOS, Windows 10, Windows 11

I don't use AI to help me build Drupal projects, I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Akamai, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Fastly, Akamai

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation),

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Wordpress, NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc), symfony

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Atom, Nano

I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

Visual Studio Code, Cursor ( Visual Studio Code Fork)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

DDEV, Custom Virtual Machine

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting)

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I use Docksal for work projects and DDEV for personal use.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

DrupalCon North America, DrupalCon Europe, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Lando, DDEV, DDEV with Gitpod.io

Different projects often have different tools. I prefer DDEV in general.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Add WSL and WSL2 to the development operating systems.

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

The lack of functionality in the library, combined with difficult requirements,
limited the ease of development and made maintenance more difficult than it should’ve been

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

None, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting)

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Would not be necessary if we could use Drupal for server side rendering of Web components.

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder

Cloudflare, Akamai, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Windows 11, Linux (Debian-based)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup, A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Vim/Neovim

Lando, DDEV, Custom Docker

Convinced the company that Lando was the right tool to get rid of Vagrant, that worked great ... DDev improved and got more popular, so I'm trying it out!

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

Yes, I would recommend decoupling for most Drupal projects

React, Next.js, Sveltekit, Astro

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Atom, Vim/Neovim

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s), I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Fastly

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Laravel, Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Some projects were already setup with lando and have more complicated setups with extra services that I haven't gotten working in ddev perfectly.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup, A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11, Drupal repo from current Git repo

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Security testing / Vulnerability scanning

DrupalCon North America, DrupalCon Europe, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Eh, docker for image debugging

I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I add AI directly to my Drupal projects for site visitors to use

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in non-production environments, Security testing / Vulnerability scanning

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Two companies merged, plus some collaboration projects

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation

NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc), No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

React, Vue.js, Angular, Next.js

macOS, Linux (Redhat-based)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Performance tests, Accessibility tests

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9

Yes, I would recommend decoupling for most Drupal projects

I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Accessibility testing

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I am not currently paid to work on Drupal

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

DrupalCon Europe, A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Laravel, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

I tend to use ddev for personal projects. ce-dev was created by Code Enigma and integrates with their provisioning and deployment systems.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Missing TypeScript interfece/types generator for JSON:API. There is one for graphql.

Docker4Drupal, Custom Docker

I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Fastly

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 5

Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc), Jekyll, Gatsby, Hugo

macOS, Windows 10, Linux (other), WSL2 with ddev, of course.

It's great to have a homebrew backup if there is a bug so I can check to see if the problem is DDEV.

I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions, I published an AI generated module for Drupal 10 on Drupal.org called Empty Front Page

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work for the government. Funny that's not listed.

Testing in non-production environments, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above, Visual regression testing (Diffy) Funny that's not an option.

AWS Cloudfront, Azure CDN, Fastly

"Is there anything we can do that will help further encourage your company leaders to contribute to Drupal more?"

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing

A local Drupal meetup, A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Lando, DDEV, Homebrew, Custom Docker, Custom Virtual Machine

Multi vendor projecta with different setups.

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Wordpress, NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Dofferent client projecta with different needs

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

macOS, Linux (Debian-based), Linux (Redhat-based)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s), I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s), I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

macOS, Linux (Redhat-based)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

DrupalCon North America, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Wordpress, Joomla, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Different clients had different specifications for each project. I prefer Lando.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

English, Spanish and French

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Thank you as always. This is important for the community. While I seem to be more optimistic than most, its good to hear everyone's insight and opinions.

Drupal 7, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Wordpress, NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc.), Rails, Symfony, Shopify

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

React, Vue.js, Next.js, Nuxt

DDEV, LAMP-style native stack, Custom Docker, Laravel Valet

Valet, LAMP and others for the local development of several projects at the same time in a quick-to-set-up environment, DDEV to facilitate the replicability of local environments in web agencies & Docker for support of particular configurations

I use AI for simple tasks such as completing code or finding example functions, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the start of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I have integrated Docker into the CI/CD build scripts that I helps to maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by the client or stakeholders, Code quality verification (e.g. code sniffing/static analysis/linting ), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc), MODX

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Support for Drupal Gatsby project is waning. Slack channel is not active, contrib module maintainers are not responding.

Switched from Lando to DDEV over last 2 years. Weening off of Lando

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Cloudflare, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN), GCP CDN

Gitlab and Drupal module maintainer related questions. I believe there are improvements to be made to the Gitlab UI, workflow. It's still not very intuitive and I find myself continuing to use simple patches to expedite work.

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in non-production environments, Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing

How many modules do you currently have on your site? How often do you test new modules? Do you develop your own custom modules? Do you use StackOverflow, Slack, or Drupal.org for answers? Are you signed up for Drupal security newsletter?

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, Vim/Neovim

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for myself on my own projects

I don't feel positive about the future of Drupal

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Provided translations for Drupal

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

macOS, Linux (Debian-based), Linux (Redhat-based), Linux (other)

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront

Atom is an answer for code editors and it doesn’t exist anymore :(

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

My company setup a custom docker environment but is likely switching to ddev for ease of use

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCon

My go-to is DDEV, but I worked on one short-term project where everything was set up with Docksal and I didn't have the time to redo the tooling.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

DrupalCon North America, DrupalCon Europe, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting)

Cloudflare, Fastly, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

It's generally not worth it since other options are made for headless where Drupal is definitely not.

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting)

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Not all projects have been migrated to DDEV yet

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, performance testing, accessibility testing

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Pick your API solution carefully, and consider edge caching capabilities when you do.

Custom docker just a legacy application, everything else is DDEV

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

DrupalCon North America, DrupalCon Europe, A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Volunteered at a DrupalCon, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Lando, DDEV, Docksal, Homebrew

I primarily use DDev, but work requests I use Docksal. I work with Lando for fun and use homebrew to install these things. It's not really a dev environment but I use it so I picked it.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, Fastly, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event, Mentoring

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Vim/Neovim

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

DrupalCon North America, A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Improved Drupal documentation

Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Wordpress, NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc)

Lando, DDEV, Custom Docker

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A community contribution day/code sprint

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Primarily custom Docker because it's our SOE, but DDEV is cool too.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improved Drupal documentation

Drupal 7, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc), Jekyll

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Vim/Neovim

Lando, DDEV, Custom Docker

Different projects use different tools. Also older projects I have use custom docker images.

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9

Laravel, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Is the insane power of Drupal just turned into a JSON response?

Windows 11, Linux (Debian-based)

LAMP-style native stack, Drupal VM

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work as a freelancer or contractor, I work for myself on my own projects

None of them particularly well. PM's usually waste dev hours with pointless meetings.

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Performance testing, Accessibility testing

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp style event (e.g. DrupalSouth)

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Improvement of Drupal documentation, Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Windows 10, Linux (WSL2)

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, Vim/Neovim

Dockal was the initial choice, its development seems to have stalled, we are considering migrating to DDEV which seems to be the environment recommended by Drupal

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I have integrated Docker into the CI/CD build scripts that I helps maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I work for myself on my own projects

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security tests / Vulnerability scanning, Performance tests , Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Laravel, Wordpress, NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc), Contentful

Yes, I would recommend decoupling for most Drupal projects

macOS, Linux (Arch-based)

I don't use AI to help me build Drupal projects, I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above, E2E testing (cypress)

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Fastly

DrupalCon Europe, A local Drupal meetup

Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation)

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

Mainly using lando but inherited some projects that already have ddev configurations. Both tools are great so didn’t see a reason to create lando configurations for those projects. Also, ddev has been easier to work with on Linux for personal projects so I use it more outside of work

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Performance testing, Accessibility testing

Cloudflare, Provided by my host (eg Pantheon CDN)

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup, A community contribution day/code sprint

No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

PhpStorm / IntelliJ IDEA, Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text

LAMP-style native stack, Pygmy/Ahoy, Custom Docker

I use GovCMS based on Pygmy/Ahoy via Docker Desktop, but also sometimes need a fresh vanilla Drupal site which is just easy with MAMP Pro

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Lando, DDEV, LAMP-style native stack, Homebrew

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Scrum Agile, Kanban, Waterfall, Lean, No formal project management methodology

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Performance testing, Accessibility testing

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

Pygmy/Ahoy, Custom Docker

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I add AI directly to my Drupal projects for site visitors to use

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s), I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

Lando is my preferred choice, however, some projects are pre-configured to use docker-compose/ahoy (e.g. GovCMS). Rather than re-inventing the wheel, I'll use the local development tool that is already in the project.

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Contributed code to Drupal core, Contributed code to Drupal contrib modules, Improved Drupal documentation

Windows 10, Windows 11

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Trying out ddev, expecting to migrate to that as its more 'official'.

I don't use AI to help me build Drupal projects, I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

A local Drupal meetup, community contribution days/code sprints

Yes, I would recommend decoupling for most Drupal projects

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), Code checks (code sniffing, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous integration (CI) for some or all of the above

No, decoupling is only beneficial in limited circumstances

macOS, Linux (Debian-based)

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, You can write a Docker Compose file to orchestrate your environment

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS

Test in non-production environments, perform code reviews, perform code checks (code sniffing, and perform continuous delivery (CD) based on successful testing above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Fastly

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Yes, I would recommend decoupling for most Drupal projects

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module, I use AI extensively to help me diagnose a problem and explore possible solutions

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Continuous integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous delivery (CD) based on successful testing of the above

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth), A local Drupal meetup

Contributed financially to Drupal (such as Association membership or donation), Volunteered at a DrupalCamp or other local community event

Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Wordpress, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

I'm a fan of decoupled elements (eg interactive data displays) inside classic websites, but see limited use cases for fully decoupled.

Sometimes I love decoupled, sometimes I hate decoupled. Rethink all your assumptions and abandon hope all ye who enter.

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Security testing / Vulnerability scanning, Performance testing, Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above

Cloudflare, AWS Cloudfront, Fastly

A local DrupalCamp or DrupalCamp-style event (eg DrupalSouth)

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Wordpress, Adobe Experience Manager, No-code builders (Squarespace, Wix, etc)

Windows 10, Linux (Debian-based)

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients, I am employed by my company to work on our own Drupal site(s)

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting), Accessibility testing, Continuous Integration (CI) for some or all of the above, Continuous Delivery (CD) based on successful tests above

Drupal 7, Drupal 8, Drupal 9, Drupal 10, Drupal 11

Laravel, NodeJS CMS (Keystone, Ghost, Apostrophe, etc)

Yes, I would recommend decoupling for most Drupal projects

macOS, Windows 10, Linux (Debian-based)

Lando for a few client sites, custom docker stack for most others

I use AI for simple tasks such as code completion or looking up function examples, I use AI to help me write blocks of code such as starting a new function or the beginnings of a new module

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers, I know how to execute additional tasks inside containers once they are running, I know how to review container logs and perform general debugging, I can define, build, and publish images using Dockerfiles, I can craft Docker Compose files to create orchestrated environments, I've integrated Docker into CI/CD build scripts which I help maintain

I work for a web development company / agency that builds Drupal solutions for our clients

Testing in production, Testing in non-production environments, Code Review (by peers, seniors, etc), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder, Code quality checks (eg. code sniffing/static analysis/linting)

Drupal 6, Drupal 7, Drupal 9, Drupal 10

Windows 10, Linux (Redhat-based)

I am comfortable performing some basic tasks like starting and stopping containers

I work as a freelancer or contractor

Testing in non-production environments, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) by Client / Stakeholder