And who could blame you? Who could judge you even if you've already started to forget or maybe just to underestimate the basic stuff? The good old front end practices? With so many cool technologies emerging almost on a daily basis and considering how complex front end development has got over the last years (it's definitely not just about the animated dropdown menus anymore) you've drifted away from the very basic, “healthy” habits of a front end developer. “Habits” that go beyond coding! Now, let's dust them off and discover how precisely getting back to the basics can actually help you secure your future projects' success!

And here you are: you've just got your Drupal 8 site up and running and you've now looking, proudly, at your Drupal installation. Yet, you just feel that... something's missing! Your site needs a paint job. Meaning a representative theme! It will be your website's own “face”, the one responsible for the very first impression that you'll make to your site visitors. What do you do then? Well, you fine-tune it! How? Now here's a straightforward step-by-step guide on how to install a new theme in Drupal 8:

With their powers combined, Drupal and Angular 2's duet is meant to write history! The history of web development! It's aimed at marking a new era for all developers out there: the era of building rich apps, both for web and for mobile platforms, with much less effort. Drupal working as a backend data source and Angular 2 complementing it as an ideally intuitive, fast front-end framework! They're both leading technologies, they're both open source web technologies, both innovative. It sure looks like such a promising duet! And yet, you can't stop wondering: why Angular 2 in particular?