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Drupal 6 has reached the end of its life (EOL), leaving many Drupal 6 site owners wondering what to do with their sites. "Upgrade to Drupal 8" is the most obvious choice, but upgrading from Drupal 6 to Drupal 8 can still be a bit tricky.

I remember back at Drupalcon Portland 2013 asking Angie Byron (webchick), Why not ship the new Drupal 8 with a blank canvas theme, so front end developers could do their job without the needing to shop for a third party theme? She said that was a good argument and should be taken into consideration, and it looks like my requested was fulfilled. Thank you.

We've been experimenting with Drupal 8 for a while now, but this site is the first project we've put into production built on it. For folks who've worked with Drupal 6 or 7 previously and are just getting started using 8, here are a few tidbits worth being aware of when getting started.

Join us this holiday season in support of the Greater Vancouver Food Bank with Startups Care.

We enjoyed participating in the Great Climate Race both on the technical side and by running for climate solutions.

“Working with Affinity Bridge on our new website created a huge set of opportunities for us and we are absolutely delighted with the results!” - Vancouver Foundation

It can be hard as an organization, in the spaces between projects and daily workloads, to look ahead and plan for where you hope to be in even two years time; which makes us all the more grateful to be celebrating our tenth anniversary at Affinity Bridge.

The Dalai Lama Center for Peace + Education has conceptualized Heart-Mind well-being to offer tools and resources for parents and educators. Here's how we helped them bring that concept to being.

We are happy to announce that Raised Eyebrow Web Studios and Affinity Bridge are joining forces. We are excited share our big news and welcome some new faces to the office here at Affinity Bridge.

We've worked on many projects over the years that have relied on mapping tools as a central part of the final product. There is so much potential for storytelling and data sharing on maps that it makes all the different work we do with them dynamic, interesting, and fun