widgetsburritos / d8-studyguide Goto Github PK

The text.

I highly recommend reading The Drupal 8 Theming Guide. It is a rather helpful resource and definitely proved to be beneficial to me.

Which links here : https://sqndr.github.io/d8-theming-guide/index.html is a 404.

Hi,

First off thanks for the guide. I'm currently studying for my backend specialist exam and these docs have been way more useful than the d.o documentation!

Just a heads up that the http://www.eilyin.name/note/database-queries-drupal-8-7 link on the https://github.com/WidgetsBurritos/d8-studyguide/blob/master/4-back-end-development/4.4-essential-apis-database.md page is a 404 not found.

Cheers

Tom

2.6 Views menu link returning 404 error.

404 link:
WidgetsBurritos/d8-studyguide/blob/master/2-site-build/2.6-views.md
Correct link:
WidgetsBurritos/d8-studyguide/blob/master/2-site-building/2.6-views.md

We need to provide some steps on adding fields.

https://github.com/WidgetsBurritos/d8-studyguide/blob/master/3-front-end-development/3.3-twig-syntax.md

I see a few twig.sensiolabs.org urls what are not available at the moment. My suggestion is update the urls to twig.symfony.com

Example code you provided for file mytheme.libraries.yml got the wrong name.
js/fancy-tables.js: {} should have been js/fancy-ui-tables.js: {}

One of the cool things to-do with open-use guides and such is to publish them via Commons as a 'GitBook'.

The only true requirement is the repo be in a book-ish format, have a SUMMARY.md, and have a configured book.json

I'd be happy to submit a P.R. for the formatting.

See https://drupal-diversity.gitbooks.io/drupal-organizer-resources/content/ for an example (Source: https://github.com/drupaldiversity/event-organizer-packet )

I've become a grand master this year and your guides have been a massive help.

I'm happy for you to add me to the list of people who have passed their exams. You have done me a massive favour so thank you!

https://certification.acquia.com/user/1652801

The description is listed as a required key in {themename}.info.yml, however this isn't required.

https://github.com/WidgetsBurritos/d8-studyguide/blob/master/3-front-end-development/3.1-creating-themes.md

Under Adding Regions to a Theme the docs set out how to declare new regions. It misses off the bit where you need to also re-declare the default regions or they will be disabled.

https://github.com/WidgetsBurritos/d8-studyguide/blob/master/3-front-end-development/3.1-creating-themes.md