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Drupalcon 2021 is in a few weeks.
Tokens represent an inline replacement when evaluating or rendering text. In Drupal, the Token module goes all the way back to Drupal 4.x and still exists today for Drupal 8 (and soon, Drupal 9).
On most of the projects I work on these days, I typically have requirements at a certain point where data from the application has to meet ReactJS in the frontend at the theme layer.
In an earlier post I demonstrated how to add some extra functionality on a node type in Drupal 8 via the ThirdPartySettings API.
I've done a lot of migrations in Drupal 5, 6, and 7. Migrating into 5 and 6 was pretty rough. Version 5 basically required raw script power and chunked looping. 6 did as well. By the time I had to do migrations for projects again, I was well into developing projects in Drupal 7.
The ThirdPartySettings API in Drupal 8 is a useful way to store extra configuration or information to a configuration entity.
In recent conversion efforts of Custom Publishing Options and Taxonomy Views Integrator, I had to replicate the permission assignments from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8.
When developing modules for Drupal, there inevitably comes a time when you may need to include an external CSS or Javascript plugin or library for your project.