Update Historical and Process Notes authored by Adam G-H's avatar Adam G-H
...@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The Starshot prototype was hacked together in two weeks to prove the concept at ...@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The Starshot prototype was hacked together in two weeks to prove the concept at
That said, the prototype did several things quite well: it established a reasonable repository layout, made workable infrastructural decisions, set up a testing pipeline, and added strong support for DDEV, which is Drupal's officially recommended local development platform. And what's more, the prototype chose several modules that are very likely to end up in Drupal CMS (Pathauto and Metatag being top examples). That said, the prototype did several things quite well: it established a reasonable repository layout, made workable infrastructural decisions, set up a testing pipeline, and added strong support for DDEV, which is Drupal's officially recommended local development platform. And what's more, the prototype chose several modules that are very likely to end up in Drupal CMS (Pathauto and Metatag being top examples).
When the Drupal CMS repository was created, it didn't seem wise to throw out all of that preexisting work and start from scratch. So the prototype code was renamed and copied into the Drupal CMS repository's `0.x` branch, with the intention that we would start with something that works, and iterate freely on that, rather than starting from scratch. When the Drupal CMS repository was created, it didn't seem wise to throw out all of that preexisting work and start from scratch. So the prototype code was renamed and copied into the Drupal CMS repository's `0.x` branch, with the intention that we would start with something that works, and iterate freely on that, rather than starting from scratch. This is in keeping with Drupal CMS's agile, rapidly iterative approach to development.
#### Does the Drupal CMS repository contain the definitive set of Drupal CMS recipes? #### Does the Drupal CMS repository contain the definitive set of Drupal CMS recipes?
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