When Drush 12 deprecated the Drush Launcher, managing multiple Drupal sites on shared hosting got trickier. This solution ensures Drush continues to behave as it previously did—always using the version included with each project, regardless of where the command is run.

The “detected dubious ownership” error in Git can block common commands when directory ownership doesn’t match expectations. A few simple configuration tweaks can resolve the issue locally or system-wide, restoring smooth operation across repositories.

Setting up OpenProject on a fresh Ubuntu server involves more than just installing packages. Restoring backups, configuring Git repositories, and enabling SSL all play a part in getting everything running smoothly.

Tired of macOS blocking unsigned applications with security prompts? Self-signing apps through Terminal restores smooth launches—no repeated warnings or errors, no need to lower system security.

Tired of entering your Git username and password over and over? Git’s credential helper can remember them for you, streamlining repeated operations on the command line.

Customizing your Bash prompt to show the current Git branch makes working in the terminal more efficient. Pair it with Git-aware autocomplete, and you’ll get instant context and faster commands with every keystroke.

Frustrated by the persistent language picker on your Windows taskbar—even with only one keyboard layout installed? With the right regional and input settings, you can prioritize your preferred English variant and remove the unnecessary switcher for a cleaner, more consistent desktop experience.

Drupal 9.3 quietly introduced support for defining bundle classes in custom entities—a long-awaited feature for developers seeking cleaner architecture. But with sparse documentation and incomplete tooling, implementing it can be frustrating. Hard-earned insights and a working example help navigate this underdeveloped corner of Drupal.

Struggling to remember what the various prefixes mean in Drupal’s t() function? Whether it’s @, %, or :, each plays a specific role in how text is sanitized and rendered. This breakdown clarifies what each one does, when to use them, and why certain older prefixes like ! are no longer supported in modern versions of Drupal.

Setting up OneBusAway on a Debian 8 server? This guide provides step-by-step instructions for building and configuring a permanent installation using Tomcat, Maven, and MySQL. From compiling the codebase to setting up feeds and services, every part of the process is covered to get the system running reliably.