Resource library
The write-up you wish you'd found last time.
The resource library holds the guides, patterns, modules and code snippets members have written up for each other, with the most useful ones voted to the top.
Practical knowledge from people doing the same work.
Most of what a public sector Drupal team learns lives in someone's head, an internal wiki or a closed ticket. When that person moves on, the next team works it out again from scratch.
Members write up what worked for them: how they configured a module, an accessible component pattern, a migration script, a checklist for a security release. Other members vote on what helped them, so the useful material is easy to find.
How members use the resource library
Write up what you've learned
Add a guide, a pattern, a module or a snippet, with a short summary of the problem it solves and a link to the code or the full write-up.
Vote for what helped
When something saves you time, vote for it. Votes bring the most useful resources to the top for the next person.
Find it by type or topic
Browse by kind (guides, patterns, modules, tools, templates and snippets) or search by topic, such as accessibility, migration or security.
Members only
Share what you know, and find what you need.
Membership is free for people who build public services on Drupal. Once you're in, you can read the whole library, add your own resources and vote.