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The World Food Programme website
For over a decade, Nuvole has been the trusted digital partner of the World Food Programme, maintaining and evolving their institutional website, wfp.org. We successfully migrated content from two separate Drupal sites into one unified Drupal platform, ensuring a seamless transition. Currently running on Drupal 10, the platform is robust, scalable, and tailored to meet WFP’s complex global communication needs.
Website: wfp.org
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ILO Live
Nuvole developed ILO Live, the International Labour Organization’s web TV platform for streaming global events. Built with a decoupled architecture, the platform ensures high performance and flexibility. Powered by Drupal 10 as the backend and Next.js as the frontend, it leverages GraphQL for seamless data flow. The platform supports real-time event streaming and is used in offices worldwide for TV-mode broadcasting.
Website: live.ilo.org
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The European Commission web presence
As co-founders of the OpenEuropa initiative, a Directorate-General for Digital Services (DIGIT) project, Nuvole has collaborated closely with our colleagues at the European Commission to promote the adoption of open-source tools and practices. Our efforts have led to the development and maintenance of numerous open-source components. Additionally, we co-led the creation of an internal SaaS platform and established a site factory pipeline, enabling one-click deployment of new sites. This approach has facilitated economies of scale, with notable implementations on the European Commission and European Union websites.
Website: commission.europa.eu
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Our blog
by Prabashwara Seneviratne
Implementing fast end-to-end tests on Drupal with Docker and JSON-RPCA behind-the-scenes look at how we tackled the challenges of end-to-end testing in a Drupal and Next.js project, using Docker, JSON-RPC, and GitHub Actions to streamline the process.
“We’ll add the tests later”. Most of us have said this at some point in our software development career. But then “later” never arrives.
by Fabian Bircher
More peace of mind when applying recipes or letting AI configure your siteIdeally you would export the config and commit it in git before and during experimenting with recipes or changing configuration with AI. But core already has an API to create config checkpoints, we can expose it to the UI and let you the site builder use it: Introducing Config Checkpoint UI
Last week I attended the Drupal Dev Days in Leuven and many of the sessions and also conversations in the hallway and the contribution room were about Drupal CMS and AI.