So I've always been a big fan of using drush for debugging. You can see a little bit about it in Finding an exiting Page's Callback Function in Drupal. I find that some of the most annoying bits of testing what I'm doing comes when I'm dealing with Update Hooks. Check out what I do down below using drush to do my testing.

Recently I had the pleasure of working on a project that required some finesse when it came to working with a search powered by Views. The use-case was this:

As a User, I would like to be able to search for doctors near me from the same search form as a normal search so that making a proximity search would be easy and intuitive.

Alright, I already had First Name, Last Name, Clinical Specialty, and Gender. All I need now is Zip right?

I was able to pick up the video for my presentation over at BADCamp 2013 today. If you haven't seen the resources for the talk or the blog posts check them out in this article.

Now, we provide suggestions for tools that developers can use to help you accomplish the 10 principles outlined in our previous blog. It's very possible that you are already using some of these tools or various software that are similar to them. You might benefit from some of the alternative software and understand the types of tools available. The following list reviews my recommended tools to accomplish CI for ultimate efficiency.

Software development work impacts business: the code quality, the time spent and the visual work shown, all affects business for our company and our clients. Continuous Integration (CI) helps developers help business by providing processes that fulfill those necessities. To understand how CI provides quality code, efficiency, and shows prowess as a development team, you must understand what CI is and how developers use these practices to make day-to-day software development for your business run smoothly.