BIEN - Backdrop Import Export Nodes (Migrating Content)

This module has been around for a while and serves a interesting use case. If you want to move content from one website to another, you can use BIEN to export it and import it. 

For advanced use cases, something like the Feeds module is a more powerful and flexible solution. BUT, BIEN is much easier for simple use cases.

Let's look at what the modules does now, talk about what it should do, and discuss any better alternatives that might exist (if any)?

Welcome to Backdrop LIVE

Welcome to Backdrop LIVE.

We will ask (but don't require) that everyone introduce themselves and tell us a little about their experience with or interest in Backdrop CMS. Other agenda items for this opening session:

  1. How Backdrop LIVE works
  2. Welcome message from Nate Lampton
  3. Opportunity to add topics to the schedule

Payment options in Backdrop CMS

Even those who don't run a full-fledged online shop sometimes need the option for website visitors to make payments, such as donations, costs for informational materials, or event registration fees.

What are good payment options in Backdrop? Which payment methods are recommended, can they easily be implemented in Backdrop, and how? For example: How can Paypal or Stripe be integrated with various modules like Webform, Registration, Ubercart, or Basic Cart?

Using Composer

I have a composer file in OpenAI and S3 File System.  I started using the Composer Manager module for managing dependencies although both of these modules ship with a vendor directory so users don't need to use composer.  I hope the discussion gives direction to what we should and shouldn't do with managing dependencies in Backdrop.

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