Add Pronovix to Planet Drupal

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The two articles look very interesting, but are from Nov 2024 and May 2025, so maybe you can write some more articles?

New Drupal focused contents are on the horizon - one is in the review phase already - this is the reason why we thought it is also high time to get back on the Drupal Planet feed and not just promoting Drupal and our contribution on social media and other platforms.

We could also audit our old content and re-tag them with our new tag to appear in the feed, but that would not matter since the aggregator ignores older content.

Sounds great, I am looking forward to reading your articles on Planet Drupal :)

Feel free to change status to Needs Review as soon as there are more article(s) published, because then you fulfil the requirements of recent content, and your feed can get included.

There are now two articles posted on 2025.

Wow, very interesting articles and deep dives into interesting subjects such as recipe code installer, Internationalization and Localization and Large Language Models. This is definitely ready for Planet Drupal.

I added the feed to Planet Drupal ( https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2093 → ).

Thanks, also for the feedback, we will try to keep up with the quality! 🙂

Sounds great, I am looking forward to seeing your articles on Planet Drupal in the future!

Personally, what I would love to see on Planet Drupal are more articles about recipes, for example outlining the minimum required steps to create a basic recipe, and cover different recipe creation aspects, and good practices. It's still black magic to me :)

The documentation page is empty:
https://git.drupalcode.org/project/distributions_recipes/-/blob/1.0.x/do...

Perhaps you could consider writing an article, aimed at becoming a documentation page?

• Write the article, linking to the new documentation page
• Create a new Recipe documentation Page, perhaps called "Getting started with recipes" under https://www.drupal.org/docs/extending-drupal/drupal-recipes/getting-started →
• Add a source link at the bottom, to grant credit for the great work, like "Source: https://pronovix.com/articles/recipe-tutorial"
• The content could eventually be transferred to the README file (the index.md above)

I will make the same suggestion in 📌 Add Joshuami.com to Planet Drupal Active , maybe you can do a collab, or coordinate and cover different aspects?

Also, if it's not too difficult to include an image in the feed items, perhaps that's possible? I would love to get more images in Planet Drupal, because it can be a bit too heavy on the text sometimes ...

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