Hey, welcome back everyone today. I have an entertaining exchange between Tucker Carlson and a guy named Ben Smith Who is a former Democrat mouthpiece over at Bloomberg Media who is now starting his own global left-wing propaganda?  Uh, no, I'm sorry Have you not seen Joy Reed show on MSNBC and actually I'd rather not ask you about the labels But sort of give you an opportunity to talk about what you believe And to begin with you know, do you believe white people are superior to other races?  I looked and unsurprisingly know there isn't And the funny thing is Let me let me a lot of let me stop on the yes no question there and just to put it a little differently before you respond Which is no, do you think that do you think that white people have more of a claim? Do you think that people have some claim on America that people of other races don't I mean first of all I'm a Christian so I think God made everybody and therefore everyone has equal value in his eyes That's the essential value of every person is the same But the idea that I harbor some sort of deep racial animus Is like I mean, I think there are a lot of criticisms you could level with me. I think sometimes I overstate case I get pissed. I can be very nasty. You've been on the receiving end of that.  And so I always see people like your race. Okay. Let me let me before okay. Let me Let me let me show you Let me guess let me show you I think why people react this way I think we have a clip. I just wanted to show you can you sit me? Can you play that? In political terms this policy is called the great replacement the replacement of legacy Americans with more obedient People from faraway countries So so Tucker, what's what's a legacy American? People who were born here black people white people Hispanic people Asian people people who are citizens people who participated hold on January rationally in our system and A lot of them don't buy the program of the modern Democratic Party because it doesn't serve them And so the center of the Democratic Electoral strategy going forward. I'm not guessing they talk about it constantly. You're a journalist You must have noticed is to bring in new people who will vote for them. Now that did you do you think it was let me just finish You don't mind. This is not something that I made up or found on the internet. I don't even really go on the internet This is something that Democrats Including you know the architect of Obama's last victory have talked about at great lengths in pieces monographs on television They've written books about the um, so this is not like some crackpot Alex Do you think when you talk about the central strategy of the Democratic Party said to be like God it's so annoying how he's not even listening to Tucker's response the reason for that is because Tucker is right It's the Democrats in the left for the last 20 years who have been bragging about the fact that white people are gonna become a minority and Incoming immigration will give Democrats some sort of permanent control. I really think because of demographic changes in this country I think that the Democratic Party is going to win taxes moving forward and the Democratic Party is going to be in power For the next 30 40 years the demographic change that's happening in America right now Gives the upper hand to Democrats his census that just came out especially drives home the point that Texas is next It's a state where the demographics are changing in ways that are favorable to the Democratic Party Demographic changes that help the Democrats Democrats for a decade now along with Arizona and Texas have had on this sort of long-term project of of trying to take Some red states across the Sun Belt and flip them blue as demographic changes are taking place there Democrats should be asking themselves as a matter of fact Why are they dominating the political landscape two decades ago the influential book the emerging Democratic majority predicted they would Due to a demographic changes in the country we've been predicting for some time the demographic changes We're going to eventually move North Carolina, Georgia, Texas Stacey Abrams and her former campaign manager Warren Grove Wargo argued in a recent New York Times Op-ed that any state can turn blue demographic change will precede electoral opportunity if you look at what's happening in Georgia and in Texas just the demographic changes alone over the last 10 years that gives us some measure of hope so here We have all this well-documented evidence that it's the media and the Democrats who have actually been pushing this great Replacement theory and yet he's gonna pretend like it never happened and then it's actually Tucker who popularized it You talked about generational investment. How many generations makes you a legacy? I'm just saying people who live here now Including do you see it? Do you have any empathy? Do you have any empathy for somebody who sees that clip? Somebody who's you know grant his parents are from India from China who are Jewish and say wow I don't think I like I just see that clip and I don't really think this guy includes me in his vision of America So now okay No, I don't have any as you said empathy for people do understand why they might please let me if you don't mind if I keep finished I have no empathy for people who derive their judgments about Anything from 30 second clips on media matters. I do an hour live every single night if you want to know what I think I don't know that there's anyone who's more transparent about it than I am not all of my views are correct Not all of them are attractive. You may laugh at some of them. You may be offended by others But I'm very clear about what I think I believe that people are not the sum total of their genetics I see that constantly and as a Christian. I really mean it. I actually buy the kind of dr. Seuss please version of race Understanding which is judge a person by what he does not by how he looks I actually believe that I've done something And I say it constantly Let you know you have you have an hour every night as you said let me Let me ask you about a different subject which is January 6th, and I think Does that sound racist to you you just suggested I'm a white supremacist Yeah, I like yeah, I found that clip disturbing I think the you know, you know the language of replacement theory which you've popularized language of replacement theory is like specifically the language used what happens to be wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong You'll be announcing that. We're calling the 38 electoral votes of Texas for the Democratic nominee for president It's changing, it's going to become a purple state and then a blue state because of demographics, because of the population growth. The growth in Texas has been almost entirely driven by non-white population growth, mostly by Hispanic and Latino population growth. The idea that, you know, whites will not be the majority, I mean, that's, it's an exciting transformation of the country. It's an exciting evolution and, you know, progress of our country in many different ways. The white population is declining. It was always on the upswing. So that speaks to the beautiful diversity of America. It speaks to how that population, to demographics, will weigh in politically. By neo-Nazis to recruit people to their cause, it has been, obviously I'm not suggesting some straight line between words and actions, but it is the phrase that has been used by mass shooters. I wonder if you don't have any compunction or regret about popularizing that? This is why you are considered correctly a propagandist and not a journalist. I just explained in detail, with total sincerity, what I believe, you ignored it and invoked mass shooters. I asked you how you felt about it. I actually do want to ask about something. I'd like to ask about something that actually I think we probably have more common ground about. This is revealing how ridiculous you are and I think it's evident to any fair person watching. Literally the language of replacement theory has been popularized by Democrats and their media. I've already shown you that. This guy just pretends like it doesn't exist. When Tucker talks about replacement theory, that's what he's talking about. He's talking about the Democrats view that white people becoming a minority and illegal immigration are going to somehow cement their power. Alright folks, there's a lot more to this interview and I highly recommend you go and check it out. I'll link it in the description or pinned comment. If you enjoyed it, please hit that like button, share, subscribe and leave a comment to let us all know what you think. Thanks a lot.


Hey, it's Flare. Let's talk about setting up a shout-out command for Twitch using StreamElements that displays the game and a link to the stream of the person who was shouted out. I'll assume you're already logged into StreamElements and have connected to your Twitch account and given StreamElements mod permissions. If you haven't already done that, go check out this video about how to set up StreamElements Chatbot and I'll meet you back on the dashboard. In the left navigation, choose Chatbot and then Chat Commands. Choose the Custom Commands tab. Click the Add New Command button and set the command you want to use. Most people use Exclamation Esso. Set the user level to Moderator or VIP, depending on who you want to be able to run shout-outs. If you set it to VIP, Moderators will also be able to use it. For the response, use a variation of this stream. Go show DollarSign won some love. They last played Game 1 at Twitch to TV and then the channel. All those things with the DollarSigns in the brackets are variables and they'll dynamically enter the name of the user that was shouted out, the game they were playing, and their channeling. You want to keep the DollarSign won stuff and the game stuff and the link at the end all there, but just change the text itself to your liking. You need help formatting this the way you want. Let me know in the comments. Now, make sure the command is enabled and click Activate Command and you should be good to go. To test, let's go over to the chat and type Exclamation Esso at Flarebot. I generally advise people to build commands that require a target to use the at instead of requiring people to type in the name manually. This way, once you type the at in Twitch, the UI will help you autocomplete and you can make fewer mistakes. Anyway, you'll see the message from Stream Elements pop up, the name of the category they last streamed if applicable, and then a link to their chat. Pretty easy, right? Now click here to see one of my other Stream Elements tutorials.


All right, come people in, this session is going to be not 45 minutes, it's going to be 60 minutes of nonstop back and forth of stuff, all the 21 things I've learned during Drupal and I hope we get time for questions. If we don't, let's take the questions afterwards. If I go over time, I'm sorry. Last time I did this session, it took me two hours to run through, but I also told all the drunken stories from my time in Drupal, so we're not going to do that today. This is me, Morten DK. This is actually my name tag. I just created a new company called Theme Machine. So it's not Geek Royale anymore. I still have the same badge as Logo, so no worries about that. I have stickers with me if anybody wants. So I'm the classic maintainer, which is one of the core Drupal themes, or the core Drupal theme we have right now. That's kind of what I'm doing these days. This is my new company, the Theme Machine, and yes, we have a flying toaster as our logo. If you want to follow the stuff I do, go up to my website, I'm Morten DK.  Or use my Twitter account, where it's just like a nonstop moment of truth about Drupal and frontend and metal and painting miniature war games, so that's a whole nother thing. So I was born back in 1973. That's the same year as AGDG got started. That's how old I am. Anybody older than this in the room? Good. Yes, there's a few great beats in the room. But I'm 42 now, so I have the answer for anything. That's a good thing. This is actually me, like 20 years ago. Yes. As you can see, my hair has lost a little bit. But my ego is the same.  And I even got a clip on this day, so that's good. This is actually the first time I came on the internet. Netscape 2 just came out. It was in 1996. It was good times. So in 20 years, what have I learned in this industry? Well, a CMS is really hard to build.  It's not easy to make pretty. And I went with Drupal. That was a clever thing, right? Actually, 10 years ago, I came into the world of Drupal back at DrupalCon in Brussels 2006. So this is kind of emotional for me to be here after being in this community for 10 years and having my geek adversary here. So that was the thing I'm happy for. But I learned one thing over the last 10 years, or the number one lesson I figured out by being in this community is that designers and developers are thinking very, very different. And then we have this thing inside of Drupal, which is called the Themas, which we do not really know if they are designers or developers. It's kind of this mix-max. But that's like the number one thing that I've learned in this community, because Drupal is basically built by engineers for developers. And then we put the designers on top of that. And that is creating some issues. Because developers, they don't really care about design. They care about the front end. If it's JavaScript, then, and I know one of them, if it's JavaScript, then it becomes development. Then it's going to be exciting. Design, not so much. And nobody seems to understand, unless you're a gamer, that actually the markup in the CSS, no matter how we look at it, it's going to be the final product. So that is going to result in this thing that a world without a theme, how does that look? This is the JavaScript world, the world without a theme. That's how it would look if we didn't have a theme. Actually, this is how it looks without a theme. There's nothing on. Without the theme, no matter what you do as a developer, no matter what you put out, there is nothing. I'm sorry to say. At the same time, we have not been putting the theme or the design as a first thing in the world of Drupal for the first, like, almost 10 years, actually the first nine years. Because last year, something really good happened.  Why is Drupal twig that small little hope we got? Well, because we finally begin to separate our front end, our markup, our CSS. And markup and CSS is actually what we paint with. That is our design tool. We finally separated that. It was a long and hard battle. And if you don't like it, I really don't care. And I don't even know that Drupal 7 exists anymore. The thing we can do now from a front end perspective or from a design perspective is amazing. So basically, this talk about 21 things I learned on that. But the first thing first is like back in Munich in 2012, we had like the very first big discussion on how to do this. And there was a one session made by Jim Lantern. This is 2012 when we got the first commit in. That was called a design-friendly theme system. That is the number one thing we wanted to do with the twig system. It's not doing decoupling or anything else, making it a design-friendly system so our designers can help the developers looking good. So the first thing we're going to do in this session is we're going to unlearn everything. And what are we going to unlearn? You're going to unlearn everything you know about Drupal 7, right? Now close your eyes. Feel it. Because you remember this? This is Drupal 7. No more. It is gone. It is now completely gone. The days and the Stockholm syndrome we had of thinking that, you know, DeVittus is a feature. The idea of 5,000 lines in the PHP template file was totally OK to build it. That's the classroom feature. That, you know, that was a feature that we could use. You can just theme on that, also known as trying to smack colors on something you can't even control. All of that, nope. Second thing we're going to do is you're going to now understand how a twig works. So this is twig code. The first line is how we do a comment. The second one is how we do a variable. And the third thing is how we're going to do functional stuff in it. Done. You now know twig. There's nothing more to it. That's actually a beautiful thing in it.  Well, relax. They're all compiled into PHP.  And it's actually a feature. So all of the twig templates, all of these files, these almost 200 files we have, it's going to be compiled somewhere in that Drupal thingy, which I don't even understand or know about anything anymore. I don't have to, and that's the beauty of it. So and at the same time, what we have done, besides of, let me just get some water. At the same time, what we have done, besides moving all of these things out, is we're trying to build in modern ways of doing stuff. The problem about modern ways, by the way, is always they're going to get old at some point. The whole way that we're building these things into this smack idea, smacks is a way of organizing your CSS files. We're putting BEM in. BEM is a way of organizing your class names, your class structures, your CSS structures, as it's called. That's like the basic things. Anyways, so how do we build on this? Well, first of all, we have a base theme. That's the first thing you're going to do. Everything in Drupal has a base theme now. You don't have like anything else than that. You have one of these two themes.  So basically in Drupal code, we have stable, and we have classy. That's the two things you're going to choose between. And then you're going to have like contrived themes. That can be all kinds of different themes you can put in, and then you have your own theme. But Drupal code comes with two different themes, and there's a reason for that. Basically, stable is a clone of Drupal 8.0, all the markup, all the classes, everything that's in there. So that is a theme that you know exactly what comes out of it. And stable is the minimal version of the markup in the classes. The reason we have that, instead of just having Drupal core, we have stable is we want to be able to fix the dumb things we didn't fix before RC1. So all the things we have learned the last year, we can actually now fix because we have Drupal core over here, and we have stable here.  So we can fix stuff over here in our core, and then later on we can release new versions of it. So the stuff we're figuring out that's not working, we can actually release. That was the problem we had back in Drupal 7. You remember that when Drupal 7 just came out, and then that yellow book came out, that yellow book that was talking about like responsive sites. Anybody remember that happy moment five years ago?  Because we couldn't make Drupal core responsive because then we will break a ton of themes out there. So by having stable as like the protection layer for my own stupidity or the things we'd never got to fix, we're having that in the middle. And then, so basically the idea is to say that right now in 8.0, if you have a UL check, it's going to have an inline class on it that is hard coded all the way somewhere down in Drupal. Of course we don't want to have that. So if we remove that, we clean up the code we never got to do, we can actually do that because you're relying on the stable theme and then we can like walk around that so we can clean that up in like let's say 8.3 and then your theme is not going to break. That's basically what it is. So stable provides you the bare minimum. Just a diff or a section or an article tag and that's it. And then if there's a class it really, really needs that Drupal really needs, then it's going to be there. Else it's going to be anything. If you're using the classroom theme that's where we have all the classes and all the names and all that stuff. And that's kind of the first choice you take when you do a theme. It's basically what am I going to do? Am I going to be building my site on a bare minimum or am I going to build it on all these standard classes I have? So if you're not really into reorganizing all your CSS and we think you just want to find that class for that field and not make that red, you can totally do that. Just go with classic. It's pretty much like Drupal 7's class names were but built up on like a BEM naming. So your theme can actually choose what I want to do which way it's going to want to go. And don't be false as we call it because you can set your base theme to be false and base themes false basically means that you can just go you're going to rely directly on core. The problem is when we then fix something in core we're going to break your theme and yes we will be fixing core. There will be change another because the world evolves and Drupal 8 is not going to be 8.0. It's going to be 8.2, 8.3, 8.4. We want to be able to change that. If you want to know more about these like base themes I created a short little article explaining this stuff and on Drupal.org there's the same thing as well. By the way all of my slides here is I have a short link for it at the very end so you can download them all and so you don't have to like frankly write down. So first second thing we're going to do is we're going to talk a little bit about debugging. Basically we have a service file we have settings files down in your sites default folder and these two you're actually going to work with settings.local and your service file. Basically what you're going to do is you're going to tell it to not use pre-process because every time you do a CSS change it's not going to be there and you are going to ask for the development of the service YAML file. The reason for that is then we can actually begin to have like a more developer setup and we can actually ask Twig to debug and Twig can send out debug info and that's one of the really little beauties we have in Drupal.org because now when you look into your source code to do a view source as we always do we're actually going to get the file names and everything else that Drupal provides us as a name also provides you with the template suggestions and the pre-process so you get both of these things in there and we're even going to tell you where this template is because everything in Drupal 8 is a template file so there's always a template file somewhere there is a fuck ton of templates files by the way and that's just how the feature is it used to be functions instead that was hidden all over now we have template files and you can actually find them. If you get tired of looking at your markup that way and that is can be really really really frustrating if you use Chrome, I guess people are using Chrome go in and look for the Drupal template helper what it will do it will actually hide away all the comments and then put it into a sidebar in your interface so you can actually find them easier then you can copy the files even easier so you get this kind of interface instead so I can actually find and figure out now what template am I using where's the template living at and now copy the right template name clone that template and do that stuff it's inside of Chrome and it's pretty goddamn amazing I can't remember the address for it but Drupal template helper is going to push it out and of course you know it always gets rushed get developed that's the other module so how does this look in normal world well here's the kint variable the kint is the debugging tool we're using so if I do a kint content do a dross CR CR is the new like dross CC and then reload my page it's gonna print out the data for me so I can go in and look at the data browse around and figure it out a fair warning though there's a lot of data there's a lot of data to put out we could have a better tool that would be smaller and more easy but we don't have yet but up until then if your site begins to crash because you fire up kint and do work on a content variable because you have a big piece of content go into a PSP settings and just crank that fucker up I can't remember how much I put into mine but enough to make my Chrome pretty much make my machine go almost down sometimes we need a better tool for that but up until then kint is the way to go let it basically give me all the names I need from every element there's another module called search kint because there's so much data so you can actually go in and just search for that that's another good little tool to have with you in your toolbox good so third thing that I came to figure out was these template suggestions so everything is a template and Drew will provide template suggestions in all kinds of ways and that is kind of the hook in how you're going to work with this so in Classy, if you go into Classy and you go into templates then you're going to have another this way of organizing a template so block content, content edit, data sets and so forth they're all organized in groups because there's about 140 templates to look at so we try to put them into different basic group sets and this is for a field at a certain point these are all different suggestions I've put into it so now it can begin to be very specific of where it lives the thing of this, you can actually you don't have to put your template in a specific way you can put them wherever you want inside of a template folder so you can actually begin to group your stuff so I always talk early on where I begin to talk about you group your thing, you have your card and then you have your card CSS file and I kind of move everything into a little block of that way, you can actually do that now and that's the way I like to work because it gives me an easier way to find my stuff later on I don't care if it's a block of what it is I'm all care of what it is so if I'm working on a search field I have the block around the search field and the search field and the CSS file for the search field, all of that into one folder, you just put it down there and this is a component for actually I think this is for the yes, that is for my own no, it's a test theme, sorry anyways, the idea here is to, as you can see if you know anything about smacks I'm pretty much building them up the same way because now I have the same terminology in everything I do so I use the same way of thinking so everything, all my base elements I have some admin elements I have like base components, I have my layouts and I try to organize stuff in a way so it makes sense for me to work with not so much for a machine because we can move them around one thing though that you need to understand when you do this, that Drupal doesn't care about the path where stuff lives in it looks only for the template name which means that it's a very good idea to use very specific template names for your stuff when you begin to group in this way because in this case, let's say I have on my templates I had my set component versus my A component and my set component wanted to be the one that should take on the node HTML.trick file well, Drupal doesn't care about that it just reads from the root and just down so it actually goes alphabetical so to do that, be more specific in your templates be very sure of when you're naming what and yes, you can use very, very long template names unless you're running on a Microsoft something-something server but if you're doing that you have another set of problems, basically another thing is, which I learned a few days ago is you can only nest four folders down if you go more than that then Drupal can't find the file that only cost me an hour and a half of my sanity and restarting my server and trying to debug in all kinds of ways until I just tried to move the file out of that last folder because you're gonna have a lot of file names the system I'm working with now is having three dashes to separate each part of it and then two dashes to separate the name and the value so it kind of creates this system of naming stuff which means you get these absurd long file names but it still makes it easier for you to find them the thing, the way you can put all these theme suggestions in if you go into your .theme file which is the same thing as PHP template file used to be if you go into that and go to the hook theme suggestion and then the hook for it and alter that is where you can fix all of these names so you don't use the pre-fuss process for this you use your theme suggestion instead and that's gonna become a tool that the more D we get into Drupal that's actually where you're gonna put a lot of things because it's all based on files and as I said, you can get very, very long names but now on this one, I actually know it's a field it's in my note, it's the bundle article the view mode is the full view mode and the type is text long and that's how I really like to have that level of control oh thank you ah, god fucking dammit Chrome sorry, no, it's not sorry for this way I'm in Ireland, they can take it alright, so, let's say I'm building this one element this is my, I bought this code preview thing for my site so I could share code elements so in that folder, I would have like field paragraph, bundle code, type string, name field code, file name and so forth so everything I do here is I'm just trying to put them all into one folder so I can move them around and figure out where it is and that's become a very simple way of actually organizing your files if you just put them all in one folder and drop it down, at some point you're going to sink in because not all of our file names are actually that good because some of the file names are just, a lot of them is just translated directly from the function name they used to have in Drupal 7 which can have some funky names around so organize your stuff in folders, do that way that's actually going to make sense for you so, fields, that's like the building blocks we have in Drupal and a field built the same way as it did in Drupal 7 you have HTML, you have the page around the page then you have like regions you can put in which I hope to remove someday because I don't understand why we didn't have these and besides of the regions inside of that region then you can have like a view or a node or a block thingy and inside of that, that's where you have your fields and these fields is of course also based, you have the basing field template and so and that can then be named based on the type and so forth so you would have field image, field text, field food, field whatever, that's kind of all of the different fields and how you organize your fields and one of the other things on these fields is they also use the same like name basing so if you have a field dash image that's the only field dash image you have while all of your different like nodes and content types will use the same field and that's just like being remember that it does this because then you're not going to you're not going to break stuff later on so the field markup used to be actually the thing that created our debits is because you will nobody really we're looking back in the days of how a field should be themed it was just how do we create the same markup for everything so we looked into that it actually took us about two years to figure out why it was that way because nobody was really playing around with it so a field is basically a label and a value that's what they're in a wrapper if we look at that then we have you have a single field we have a single field with a label we have multiple values for the single field with no label and multiple values with a label that's the four different variations we have of fields we don't care what kind of data comes out of this field it could be an image it could be a content it could be a node it could be a title tag it doesn't really matter so looking at that and having four different ways of it we looked into the template and figured out okay we need we don't need the same markup for everything if there's only one value and no label why do I have like all kinds of wrapper elements around it I mean the markup should reflect the kind of data that comes out of it it should not just be one big plug of it that's kind of the engineering brain that want to have that like everything should be the same and that was what created our debits which made people like me very frustrated oh and on the same time same time we also have you know managed displays on top of it so we have a lot of things going on in this file class you know we have inline on a barb and visual hidden for these fields which you know creates yet another issue which makes the field template look big and scary but if you look at it this way instead what we're doing is we're saying if this label is hidden or then we're going to test if there's multiple or single field if there's no label we're going to test if there's a multiple single field so now we have the four instances of what are in our field what what we're going to do on every field and then we can begin to work with that and just do the if else you can even remove all these things if you know there's one field that's just a single field is never going to be changed you can remove that don't do that on your fields template do that on the specific field where you know you're never going to have multiple elements because then you can begin to build the markup that makes sense so it just says yo you're just going to have a diff wrapper around it or whatever you want to have it if there's multiple maybe you're going to have a section if you're going to have a section then you're also going to have the name for it that should be an 8 tag instead of another diff so you can begin to give your markup you can give it the script to markup that it should have and on the same time then you also have the attributes going to come with them soon because next thing here is the loops and loops is is kind of like how every time you have a piece of data especially in the field that's a loop and that loop is very easy to use you just taste on it you go for item in items and then you can test on each of these elements so you can say if it's first or it's the last or if it's number two or number four that's the loop dot index that's how we can taste on it you can also go in and taste on the values for it so every time we have a piece of data we can do that so first loop last loop dot dot dot index and we can go the opposite way so if you know your data is going to be done in a specific way we can work around that so as a little dumb example of that and of course the very last thing of it remember with the default also data is not going to be printed out so that's like the control for it so here's a short little example of that how what you can do with that so this was for last year's for demo I did last year and what I'm doing here is I'm basically testing on these things figuring out if an index is if it's number eight for it you'll print this data out but actually not only going to print the data we're actually going to change the complete markup for this and just making it the way we want to instead of having to add in CSS to override whatever we are thinking we want to have it to like print out the thing you actually want so if this is going to be the eighth piece of data then we're going to answer about when jubilee is going to come out hmm and I could put my whatever markup I want to have into it and that's another beauty when you when you look at a twig template it's basically it's just HTML it's really really easy to use it's really simple to use you don't need to be trained in it you can't just open up the file and if you understand an index a loop if you understand that concept you have an array of data on a loop and then you can like dot into it then you pretty much set for it um so less templates because in jubilee we also have 135 at least templates and that's out of the box not compared to what you put in another way of getting around this is you can actually go and say content.fieldname.zero and then print out the markup so if you have a template and you don't want to call another template to get that data in that's the way you can get that data off sometimes you really want to want to have that let's say you have a field name that has a value and you want to use that value for for a class name or a variation of a class name or something like that and you don't want to load in another template just to get that data off then just go with the dot field name dot zero dot markup markup is the same data that comes out um so if you want to this this thing this example here what I wanted to do was uh I want to grab the the code language and figure what that is so I can use that as my class so I can say, you know, um language dash yaml, language dash jss or whatever it can be um so I can get this kind of markup out instead of having to like try to guess my way in and do that um so Drupal Selectors the Selectors for CSS is I think pretty much the killer feature compared to Drupal 8 um when we compared to Drupal 7 when we're creating our templates and when we're creating our markup we also want to have complete control over the class names we have because we don't want to have Drupal to decide over our classes what we want to have instead is want to give suggestions but give you the chance to actually be able to modify them so in this example this is for the note template I have note I have note dash dash type and then I have the name for the bundle I test on if it's promoted if it's sticky if it's populist what kind of view mode is is and then I put in the class names that I need so when you open up this template the first time if you're like, you know what I don't want to have it to be called note dash dash type because that's not how we're writing our CSS you can actually change the CSS or the way you write CSS completely just go through each template file and change it as you want to and basically what you do is you're doing a set set foo and that's kind of how that's how you create a variable so set foo jubilee that would be like foo is the best that is jubilee is the best that that's how you do that so um and sorry oh speaking a lot so in this case here what I'm doing is I'm taking the note I'm doing a variation over and say note dash dash and type and then the bundle instead so you can just change it as you want to the way you like add these strings is just using the children and then you're going to get that out that's how we're going to work with them you can also put questions into it say you know something something something is this promoted use the class promoted or no promo you can change your class names to whatever you want to and here's one thing though now we have this like we have this control over our template or class names stop putting class names in to your pre-process you don't want to have them living there you want to put a variable into your templates can actually work with them the whole idea of doing this in pre-process is a strange jubilism and that's how we used to do it in jubil seven unfortunately we're still seeing that and that's kind of kind of sad to stop doing that because show you an example later on why is that as an issue so if you want to give the template a variable because you want to have that variable to be able to do something with the class well create a variables and then the template you want to have put in or the class that you want to put in and then you can print that variable out on the template and then that template can then do whatever it with with it because you don't want to force your theme or your front-end of CSS architecture to be built in a certain way you want to make this modular right I mean we want to do it right so attributes attributes is where that's kind of the next thing we like modifying the way do all the classes and we can make some some good things basically jubil seven did to put in all the classes and then you had a pre-process or template file or theme function and you kind of put all that out to blade while doing instead is like do it puts out a fuck ton of variables all these variables we can then do something with actually put it into classy inside the class you template we're then going to put it out so the control of classes is now built into a theme layer so if I want to add a class at some point you know I do set my classes do available that creates that and then I do my attributes that do at class and then I can put in the classes and this way I can now control and create my class like also remove elements and you see the pipe the field name pipe and then clean class clean class is how we make sure that the CSS name is going to be correct so no spaces and so forth and that's just how we how you pipe your data all the time so when you create a class names if you have a variable just pipe that stuff that's that's how we're going to do that if you want to remove a class you can do that as well why you want to remove class let's say that I have this site and somebody installed the module bad Canadian bad Canadian put one class in that's called nickel back I don't want to have nickel back class missing in my theme because I might have another class that you know if somebody put nickel back class in I'm going to do a display none on all the data so it's going to break something so we don't we want to remove nickel back basically how it's done is like call provides classes and module can provide classes with the attributes I do an ad class and then I have classy that could do the same well I can also do the attribute that remove and then that class name so if I do attributes that remove nickel back nickel back is gone and that way I can remove all the classes I don't want so he doesn't mess with a module that puts classes out I don't need I can remove that I can even do it better I can actually say if I have a class then I can even put another class in so move nickel back done if you're going to use JavaScript for anything and you need class names for it pretty please make sure you prefix that stuff for JS dash and then the name if you then want to do put colors and stuff of it then use the same name but without the JS prefixing because else there's no way in hell we can figure out later on what's going to happen in my one of my old themes the mother ship what happened where I broke views Ajax browsing for almost six months because I cleaned up the class names we don't want to have that kind of thing that was fun bug reports to get in trying to figure out why that wasn't wasn't working yeah clean class we talked about so attributes I have my nickel back you can even you can do a remove class you can do add class you can do even set an attribute and yes I know I did an ID here with the top on all of this stuff if you do that into a template going to give you you know a different ID of top and the class of rush and that's the control you get on the show you can modify the attributes that's powerful stuff so with that known I can now begin to pimp stuff in a whole new ways let's say I have my search field I'm going to remove these classes going to remove this attribute I'm going to set attribute to auto save and get the last 10 results auto complete is going to be on all the focus is going to be on and I'm going to put a placeholder in on it and that placeholder is going to be seek and destroy that's how it looks that you can do directly out of triple now without having to like work for four weeks to figure this shit up so and that's just this is a thing feature that's built into the latest fire browser so when I when I search for stuff I can actually get all the last last versions of whatever I search for it's not inside of chrome yet but these are like these are the this is the power we have given the theme now and personally I enjoy that a lot you can even go go the cowboy way so let's say you're going to know sometimes shit is going to be dumb this is me in Texas by the way you know what you're going to do something cowboys like you need a class when the note ID is 158 because the client demanded your hot rock and cowboy thingy when you had a note ID that way we can do this in a lot a lot of dumb ways the way to do that proper is you know you can actually do a pre process then taste on the note if it's a note then you provide the variable for it you put that ID in then you taste on that says if the note ID the end ID here is 158 or add in the hot rock and cowboy so you can do that every time and let's not put it in that would be like a way of how to modify some of these cowboy tricks that we all know we should not do but we also know we are going to do them at some point always do that in a way where you take you give a variable to your template put that template out so you have to figure out later on what goes on libraries is kind of the next thing libraries is where we define CSS and JavaScript files you don't call them in other ways that also means that a template file can define a library so we can begin to call them in and libraries is based in your info file where you kind of this is my vanilla define a library called global and then that global library is then going to be used the reason for that is I now can create different libraries and this is the same way a module does it look so let's say that I want to create my slider then I can create a slider library and put that in see here so this is how a library is defined and on the first line let's see here up sorry for that as you can see on it you have like CSS you have a global name for it CSS based then you have every everybody knows smacks in here by the way you know what smacks is oh okay not that many we need to school you guys because smacks is powerful stuff smacks is a methodology of how to modify how to organize your CSS files and what I'm doing here is on my base that is like the most like basis like forms and input fields and that kind of thing that's where you put put that in then you have layouts group all your layouts files then you have components where group all of your different components your search fields and so forth then you can have states which could be like my menus active or not active and then you have theme which is actually where you put in all of your like your colors and stuff so that's a it's a methodology to organize your CSS file and it's one of the main methodologies that we use in Drupal call. The good thing is that I know there's a conference coming up in Athens at some point where actually the dude who wrote smacks and created this whole mythology is actually going to be that's going to be exciting. That dude so when you look and when you define one field what you know one file what you can do is you can go with this this is my base foo CSS new give even give it a wait so you can like move it up and down the chain figure out where you're going to put it if you want to have an external elements you can do that as well you just call it and say this is this type is external if it's specific like media choir you can do that as well so say you have your print style see put that in then Drupal is going to take care of the rest you can even defend dependencies for example for jQuery the good thing about that is if you don't want to have these 82 kilos of love in your theme because you don't use jQuery you just don't define it and then it's not going to be used so we have removed all these elements you can also remove libraries and you can overwrite libraries so each library is kind of connected you can connect them to a file as well and then you can work work that way around so that's the way you modify yourself you don't just the anger CSS file in you connect it to a library and then you call it you have specific style sheets you want to remove you can do that as well with the style sheet removed inside of your into a file the problem with that is kind of that is deprecated it's kind of a fix around but sometimes it could be nice to have that hammer to just like remove this CSS file now even better with these libraries as soon as you understand the library is a bunch of CSS and JavaScript files well what if I only want to load in my library as long as I have a specific file I don't want to load on all of my CSS all the time what I want to do is I actually want to load in the CSS when I need that so if I don't have not loaded in my node template yet why am I loading in all of my CSS it doesn't make sense so in this example this is back to my code widgets I have my code that CSS I have prism that Jason prism that CSS then I can I can use that and then call it in as there's as a widget so you have the trick command the attached library and then use the active theme name because then when you move further around later on that's going to use the theme you're in and then call in that library in that way you're separating now you have your template files you have your library and then you have your CSS and JavaScript files and these they are going to move around so you're only going to call in your stuff as you need it and in that way I can create this code snippet library and you can see put in the things when I need them so they're not going to be called around all the time attached library is a wonderful thing SVG and inline files 14 and 22 minutes to go is it too fast by the way people like I know we can you can like download the video later on and we can like put it on slow but okay so the next thing you can do SVG files SVG to me is the sexiest stuff that comes out in many many many many years and what you can do you can now directly with twig you can inline your SVG files directly without doing anything you don't have to copy the file and paste the code you just take the SVG file save it to your theme and then inside of that theme you do include and then themes slash your theme name slash wherever wherever it is and then the SVG file and that means that this is not going to be included directly inside your inside of your theme and just prints this stuff out for me and I know yes I've not cleaned my SVG files up because I'm lazy but that also means I can just open up afterwards and actually edit in it and as a graphic nerds that is wonderful I need to open up another water just a second so the next thing I'm going to talk about here is a twig block and that is not just a block it is a twig block because we in the world of twig there's a thing called a block and we were that kind of joking about it that we should actually rename Drupal's block so we had the same name spacing as they have in the world of twig also figured out that will take us six years in the issue queue and we would never get it done so a twig block is a block inside of twig it is not a Drupal block make sense there kind of so the idea behind a block is you can take a part of your page of your template and inject another template in there so let's say you have your page template where all of your overall markup is and then on the front page you want to like add in a new element you want to add in a specific banner or a welcome to my home page yes I've been in this industry for 20 years and I remember when it was called the home page and you said welcome on your front page kind of like what Drupal does welcome to Drupal you have no content and this example what I want to do is I want to put in a Drupal hero thingy when that is there so my page template I'm going to define this block and then the name of it and then say end block now I have a place where I can inject other templates then Drupal uses the template suggestions and as you remember early on how we could completely control the template suggestions then you kind of take a template suggestion and you can use that template so what I'm doing in this the page dash dash front I'm first telling it you know what I'm extending on this template over here so instead of Drupal loading the whole page dash dash front HTML the trick as it should do normally now instead says oh I'm gonna use the existing page template but then I'm gonna inject this little part of it so I can put the Drupal 8 hero markup directly inside of this template so have a template here call that template name or like on the front page and then I can eject another template into it and you can do that with all the templates which means that you can now have only one template to have all of your markup structure in and then modify on that that can also turn into a logistical nightmare if you don't really think about it but and that's why you really want to make sure that you organize your templates because you have gonna have that many templates as you one guy nodding in his head and he's probably ended up in the whole I'm gonna do my feels and I'm gonna rename all of my feels and I cannot figure out where my markup come from trick has not only enough rope to hang you with it will do it with a big pleasure if you don't think a little bit about what you're doing so here's an example for it so my this is my front front page message welcome to my home page I was feeling old school that day and here's my my site just so you can see I'm not lying and yes this was back in a demo days where it wasn't really out yet and things were breaking a lot but in that way you can change these little pieces of how to work so you can change your template as you need pretty sweet um so 10 years ago the first site I built in Drupal were a site for the Danish metal awards as a metal award show for metalhead I built the site for them I was using Drupal for it and the first thing 10 years ago we didn't have this fancy CSS image swapping thing we used straight up JavaScript and give files to swap those stuff back and forth you remember those days wonderful right it was like simple and good doing that in Drupal would the only way of controlling this and putting your files in the right places and reorganizing the menu would require me to do regular expressions when you begin to set the designer and the theme us to do regular expressions you know the system is wrong and maybe back then I should have been thinking a little bit and actually left Drupal at that point but I got caught up in the whole community feel and people were all hating on Drupal at Drupal cons because you can't find another place in the world where we bitch and moan so much about Drupal which I also think is very refreshing um so coming up with Drupal 8 I begin to play around with how can I what can I actually do this the right way can I even put an SVG files into my menu as I need them so on my own site I begin to experiment with this the problem around SVG files is so there's that there's issues around it but let's see what it is that I want to do so what I'm doing here is I'm creating I'm using the existing fields that is inside of the site and instead of like creating a new field and a menu field and doing configuration for that what I'm doing is I'm actually using a pipe to have data I can then like separate up so I add in the title and then I said you know what use this ID which is this place is going to be rocket use that and then use that as a name inside of an SVG in line file SVG in line is kind of the same way as a good old kind of an image was called a sprite just with SVG files instead so let's see here what what's doing here it is though putting in these things let's see here so here's my link as you can see have my SVG in lines it's using an X link which is then only using one template not one template sorry one SVG files are going to have all of my icons over there and they're then defined by the ID inside of it let's see here so the thing is here's another thing about jubilee when you work with the menu this is actually a whole lesson itself jubilee menu is is not the active class gets injected somewhere by JavaScript I do not know why it took me like half a day to figure out that was how it was done so it's active it's just a class that gets set in there pretty sure that vimlias can explain to us why but that's how it is so I want to be able to add that in I want to be able to move around as jubilee does it markup not just rewrite it all and then I'm going to add in your SVG in line and do it with the use and then having like poor CSS tooltips which is using the attributes so you can actually use CSS to read tooltips directly and that means that now I have my main menu I have my one two different templates I have a CSS file a little bit of JavaScript and menu icons that's everything for my for it and this is my my icons in my sketch file and then name the right way you know as you can see on the side you'll have the side speaker webcam target eye rocket pantone code and camera these are my icons I'm going to use and this is how the SVG file looks you have all the IDs for it and then I can like reference them so I know how to do this this is markup how do we do that in jubilee first of all I make I misuse the the existing field the description and I use a pipe to separate that data up instead of creating a new field because I don't have time to create a field and figure out how to put that into the menu sometimes you just want to get stuff done see here using that icon name that icon name is then going to reference down into the menu and this is kind of pretty I would say edgy stuff because a lot of browsers doesn't understand them anymore but this is also the way like can I actually change this stuff in the menu as I want to or can't I put my rocket in when I want it so I take the description saying I split split it I take the ID I call in my SVG files I create my markup I sneak that into twig and I do that with an inline template and to get that out the reason for the inline template going to come to a second so these are all the steps I go through the first line up there set description take item original title dot get description split that take my pipe and then create my link title and my SVG icon so now I can begin to work on my data as I want to no pre-process no nothing all of this stuff is done inside of a twig file when I begin to do this I begin to feel pretty fucking badass let me just put it that way because I was like holy shit I can actually modify my data exactly as I want to and it just fits it out and the inline template so the reason for the inline template this is where it gets really complicated is so Drupal by default is it's not allowing SVG files the reason is not allowing SVG files to be uploaded directly is that security kind of thing so me as a designer is now hitting into the to the whole way of like security and I just want to create my menu as I want to create my menu instead of going the other way round so a link title splitting in that up getting the icon here's my markup that I want to print out here's the is it actually dying on me my SVG where I use use instead of separate SVG files and then I do my inline template the inline template is some sneaky shit you're creating a template that Drupal thinks is a template file but it's actually not so in that way Drupal is not able to understand that I'm putting an SVG file in so it's just going to print it out and that is how I came around and smack the security guys around which of course caused a big drama and I was called out for it to be like an evil evil human being at the same time I'm doing I creating the link so if you see here I got do set menu link put in my template so the link command doing menu link and render that stuff I have the item URL and then I put in a class and a data balloon and a data balloon position that's for a little CSS script called balloon which creates like little balloons I would prefer just to say set a variable and then use this markup and use my SVG file this way and then do link very link and then take this variable and do a render on it and then add in like the item URL but how these guys who do security guys do take security very serious which we do need to have the problem is that if we can't define an SVG file directly we're going to do tricks like this instead cause there's no way in hell that you will should decide of what kind of markup that I'm going to put in so layouts this is this is another good thing so you have the content variable inside of your note content then pipe and without that gives you control over each field so you can print out all the content and remove separate fields for it and that's the other the pipe you have a trick function that's without then you have the field name so inside of a note let's say you have content you want to have images and tags out in this side how are you going to do that now well basically just print out content you're going to have it all into into one box that's not what we want to do we want to move it out so I do content without image now my content will not print out the image then I can do content.image and print out wherever I want to in my template file the same thing with my tags could do that as well so the good thing about that is at some point you're going to add in a new field to your note you can then work around that it's just going to be printed into the content unless you're going to do another without and print that out and it doesn't matter where you're going to put that on your template you're just going to yank that in so you can put in new fields you can separate this stuff up and move that around that way here's an example for that hmm another little trick trick trick trick not trick trick damn it language is hard is how I'm like removing stuff out of jubilee I don't think it should be there or you know I know there's something I always want to overwrite don't put that in a separate folder I have my underscore remove so stuff I actually want to see removed I put in there so if I have the region template the region template I don't use I don't use that wrapper that's there so I have my I have to find my template I put it in there and then I know where it's at so yes there's the region and the reason is basically just cleaned out it doesn't have anything in it and I put my template in there so I can actually find it later on because again 135 templates at least plus whatever you put on top of it it's going to make you sink to it my cleanup folders filters and auto escape so when we have a variable in trick we can do all kinds of fancy things with it basically we have all of the PHP functions that you can call you can use them as a filter the one of the things is back to security is we have a high level of auto escape we can't just push stuff out last year we got we didn't get to blade out actually at double con because of twig and auto escape I'm kind of almost sorry for that so in this case while I was playing around with like you know I want to do uppercase on something and I know I could do uppercase with CSS instead so the CSS nerds yes I know but this is just for the example so what I wanted to do is I want to create everything into uppercase because I like uppercase and sometimes it just looks cool so I'm doing this so here's my variable here's my data how do I do that well you know I do you know I do item.content pipe upper upper is the uppercase thing well that doesn't work why doesn't it work all because of something I never even understood why it wasn't working but there's something around filters here so this is one of the things I learned so I learned to take item.content and instead get in grab the text and do an upper then it does this because everything is auto escaped then I get a little bit cranky like shit do I need to like pre-process data and move it out and how do I do this okay I'm going to do upper and then I'm going to do strip tags okay fine yes now I got all the like you know I've got all the the spaces and the returns like God fucking damaged you well here's a cool thing you can also do a replace so I got to take my data upper strip tags and replace these parts of the markup or part of the data that comes out and replace it with something else all inside of my template so now I can do this yes so it's just to remember that when you're using filters it's not always there actually using cause we have auto escape and auto escape is actually very important so we don't end up with all kinds of security things and even that we are designers or front-end developers we should actually like help out all developers would not doing cross-site scripting and all this like insecure crap that make black hats go in and no screw over on a double size we don't want to have that so but finding ways to work around this this is kind of the maybe a little bit of an extreme example but it was also fun to figure out that I could actually do this I had to do replace I can I can chain filters I can do all these things because we need security we need that thing to be built in and it should be built in by default even though I yell at them sometimes and I'm still angry that we don't have have proper SPG inline elements inside of Troubles yet and we should find a solution for it so the 20 of things I learned by accident was the screenshots so you know you have a screenshot of how your site looks but I figured out what you can do because we have the whole file name now it's not just called screenshot you can actually put a gift file in so what I can do now is I can make a big screenshots right do think that is pretty sweet that do opens up the door for us to be able to like like make little gift animations of how the theme looks and different responsive modes and so forth so it's just like one of those little things and here's the 21st 21 20 20 whatever 21st 21st yes 21st thing I learned and this is many years ago I'm out on a shooting range in Denver with WebChick this is WebChick with a machine gun that's not scary at all and what I did back then was every time I got the chance to talk with like the core developers I was trying to figure out why the fuck they were putting debits on us why did not learn understand all the needs we had as markup and CSS nerds and she told me that well you know what nobody told us what to do nobody told the developers back in Drupal 4.7 what we wanted for the front end perspective nobody told that and because we know that we're not even thinking in the same worlds you know the the right brain versus the left brain nobody told us what to do that was her answer and she actually had a shotgun in the hand at that point was kind of like sorry man but we were going to tell you so that's actually the thing that we have become better at as front enders or designers in the world of Drupal is telling the development community what we need because if we don't tell them if we don't describe it if we don't figure out what's actually the issue we're never going to get these things done it's just going to be bad because how would you how can you create something you don't even know what we want and if we then came in come in after that and it's like actually acting a little bit like spoiled brats because you know all these developers have been using so many years of building Drupal and then we begin to bitch and moan about stuff is not exactly the way we want that's not fair so we need to be vocal and we need to help out our developers to build a better system so we can make it pretty and build the things that we need so we don't end up with that Jason fire as what Drupal puts out because you know designers are a little bit different than developers just how it is but I really want if we can actually sit down and figure stuff out we can actually make stuff really powerful and we can actually build the system that we all hopefully want and create the superhero thing so we kind of need to help these guys because hey we look like this right because there's three different ways three different things we have to do we have design and inside the world of design we work in sketch and Photoshop and new pencils and that kind of thing then we have the theme the theme is CSS HTML and JavaScript stuff then we have like PHP and JavaScript and node and whatever those code guys are doing and basically over in the design we have the issue of like make the logo bigger in the theme we have like the whole browser health trying to get that stuff done and then we have over the code world just making it work of course then we also have the third part I've not talked about this time that's the DevOps guys but the only reason they are here is just to say no to us but of course communication is hard it is hard to get this stuff done I mean if it was not hard we would not be doing it right I mean that's how I look at it if it was easy anybody could do it and that's kind of like Google Cloud is kind of the elite should do that so I got two minutes and 36 seconds left one last thing you probably have seen that well I've created a new company called Theme Machine and I created a theme called Flat Earth I put out this Monday I put a pre-release for it because I want to begin to build Drupal premium themes so smaller shops or shops who want to have something that doesn't look like 7 can actually work with that and yes my logo is a toaster it's completely right so what I figure out was here's here's how it looks right now it's very much in pre-release trying to like rethink how an admin theme could look this is from a park in Berlin last week having managed feels not looking like something that's built for a bunch of nerds having something that's actually looks like something that would make you happy to work with make me happy when I touch it so what I've done I put out I put it out as a pre-release this week what I'm doing now is I'm doing a free demo of it so you can go and you can download it tinyyearall.com that's Flat Earth demo I hope for some of you guys to like throw some money at me like you can also do a buy the version but also just want to get it out right now so in about a month when I have the final release it is going to be a version where it's only going to be paid support and because we can't design these things if we don't have any kind of money for it so but up until then go in download it this is it's going to put you over to a site called gum rope is kind of a paid service kind of thing it's all free for you to download you do have to put in your like your name so I can spam you forever sell your your addresses to you know WordPress guys and that kind of thing but basically take it download it play around with it tell me what you feel about how you link what what's the idea for it let's begin to rethink how we actually looking into Drupal and Drupal 7 or Drupal 8 actually and not only having 7 as the only thing we have you want to read a little bit more of that on my blog I put in up this this post on Monday where it's at on my site more than the K well and actually one more last thing second last thing one something I kind of joked about I wanted to help trees with that theme thing what actually happened was for the next 12 months I'm going to be one thing cause I got a sponsor for the next 12 months so I can put in contrip in TPL I'm looking a lot forward to that and it's kind of a dream I got emotional over theme mother fuckers all right so if you want to help out with this thing the whole trick thing and how we're building stuff join a the Drupal trick slack the Drupal trick there's slack that heroku app could automatically get signed up we're about 400 people of us talking about these things front and united in May in Greece it's going to be goddamn amazing if you do not know smacks Jonathan snook is going to tell you all about it that's actually where it's at that's kind of one of the cornerstone we're building this stuff on so my hours done I'm more than decayed the happy theme thank you all for showing up it's pretty amazing so the last thing the slides is on tinyyearall.com 21 things Dublin the flatter demo is on the same same place we can get it Jesus Christ I just need to like do this because I've never been presenting in such a big room it's kind of crazy for me it's kind of journey actually feedback on this tiny year old 21 things feedback I do have some stickers and stuff to hand out to people some point come up talk with me for this it's home cause the next the next year I'm going to build two themes it's got to be fucking amazing good thank you all for showing up


Hey guys, it's Nate, aka the Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. We have to talk about the second batch of Footies cards, another day of the Footies promo, and especially the new players that are in best of packs. I want to talk about that stuff today. Starting off with the content that we got on this wonderful Wednesday with the shot stopper. This is probably the most curious Footies player pick vote to date. It is really interesting, and I'm going to vote Neto here. I don't know what everybody else is voting for. I have a feeling that Areola is probably what most people are voting for, but I would love to see a boosted Neto card, a Brazilian goalkeeper, just because I could use him with Ramos and Militao. I would love another Brazilian keeper in this game. So I'm voting for Neto. That's my reasoning for it. But we got a lot of stuff today, and it was basically all circled around packs. We'll go and look at the SBC stuff here really quick. Of course we have the upgrades. We'll talk about some of the SBCs right now as well, since these packs have come out because there are some crazy prices on the market. But of course we get the Footies voting day SBC giving out a free pack as well. And that's basically all that we got today. And we got the Peter Crouch. How could I forget?  It's ridiculously cheap to do. 82 rated squad, one team of the weak player, one English player. You get a 90 rated card. I want to try him out because he's six foot seven. I would love to try him out. He's got 99 heading accuracy, and he's got a really high finishing. I think it's like 97 finishing or something like that. That might be a fun card to try as well. But we need to look at a few things on the market. I know it's rewards day. A lot of people are opening rewards. If you haven't opened your rewards at the time of this video, save them for a little bit later today. I'll be opening them live on stream. Twitch.tv backslash the foot accountant. I'll be there opening some packs on stream later today. Also check my Twitter to see when I go live there. A little self promo section. But we got new cards and packs. And I want to talk about that with you guys today. The best of packs second batch is out. It is here. And there's a lot better cards in it than the first time around. Not saying the first time is bad, but the second time is just that much better. So we're going to take a look at batch two in a second. But I want to say something about batch number three. I had understood this incorrectly, I believe. The first time that I read through it. Let's read this again. The first batch will be released on July 3rd. We knew that. The second batch was released today. And the third batch, which will include some of the top players from the first two batches will be released on July 31st. When I had read this initially, when I had read this initially, I thought that the third batch was just going to be a re-release of only cards in the first two batches. Now that it says some. And from what they put out today, they didn't put out the major league team of the seasons. I think that basically what we're going to see on this July 31st for the third batch is we're going to see a couple players from the first two batches. But they're going to put the big league, the major league team of the seasons back in packs. I think we're going to see that on July 31st. So we have the same time frame as batch number one. It was two weeks from July 3rd till July 17th. Another two weeks from July 17th until July 31st. So we'll have this best of set two for two weeks in a row. And then basically starting on July 31st for batch number three, it's basically going to be best of. So the best of is basically how I see this. Any special card that a player has is basically going to be in packs. That's kind of how I see it. Even though they're calling it batch three, it seems like it's going to be very similar to best of from last year. Where the best version of every single player of the game is in packs. So that's how I see that. Let's go take a look at this batch number two. I know you guys are probably kind of familiar with what is already going into this as the webpage loads. But we have a select few of the card of all future stars, headliners, team of knockout stage. That's basically what I expected. Some of these cards right here, that's basically what I expected. There you go. You can see it now. This is basically what I was expecting from this promo. And then they threw in the lower league tots. You have some EFLs, some Airdivizzy. Most importantly, you do have DeYoung, Delict, Dumfries, Van Persie. So that's pretty good. Latin America Tots, League of Nose. So you have Militao back in packs, as well as Telez. So that's huge for some of those people out there that are looking to maybe get some of those cards in their team. I would love to get Militao as one thing. Then also some of the rest of the world team of the season cards are out as well. Saudi League Tots, Super League Tots. And then some select man of the matches, which some of these man of the matches are really low level. And it makes sense because they have to put some of those cards in packs. But then some of them are pretty good as well. Like you have Pierre Emerick Obamyang. You have a Divak Origi man of the match. You have an Alexander Lacazette, a Geordie Alba. And a Poulsen, an Illicich, a KDB man of the match card. So you have some decent man of the match cards. And then also some team of the weeks down here as well. Aguero, Tiago Silva, Quagliarella, Hamas Rodriguez, Di Maria. Killian Mbappe, team of the week. Bagneter, Robertson. So there's a lot of the cards that are now back into packs, as you could have guessed before. But a lot of those cards again that have dropped is just like last week. Last week we had a set of, you know, like I still have a couple of them on my transfer list. Some of those lower rated special cards that got re-released back into packs. Like this Rebich and Jarrah Moreno. These guys were down at 18,000 coins. Now they're back up to 26k. I actually should have sold them earlier because now they've gone down again. You're going to see why here in just a second. Basically the same thing happened this week. If we go over and take a look at some of these cards, there we go. I'd like to keep this evened up for you guys. But this is absolutely ridiculous. This is what happened last week as well. You have 86 rated team of the season cards for basically discard and Manuel de Costa, Helden, Pookie. Those guys are on packs right now. But the bigger price drops you see down here at the bottom. 87 rated players for 13k as well. And that's an easy linking center back from Argentina. If you're doing like an 85 all the way up to maybe an 89 rated squad, you can use this 87 rated card linking to an Odomendi. And boom, there you have a link to him. Like play this guy right back. Whatever, get some chemistry for Icon SBCs. 88 rated players, 20,000 coins. If you're looking to do an Icon SBC, now is the time. Take advantage. Another thing that's a benefit of having all these cards back in packs is that these cards go down, which drops the price of the gold cards. Look at all this, the cheapest 88 rated players. You have to go all the way down the list to find your first gold player, Buffon. 24k for an 88 rated card, which is crazy. The 89s are so low as well. Virena at 24k, 22k for Quintero. Pablo Saravia headliner, 25k, Isco, 26k. Some of these cards are just ridiculous prices for SBCs right now, especially in the higher tier range. Like a 90 rated Chiellini, 31,000 coins down here, really low with some of these cards. 30k for a 91 rated, 40k for a 92 rated. Doing Icon SBCs is very, very easy right now. And look at some of these prices. If you are at all considering doing an Icon SBC, we have a team of the week SBC available to get team of the week cards easy. We have gold upgrades. We have cheap special cards on the market that you can buy and put into these squads to finish out whatever you can't craft. Now is the perfect time to do an Icon SBC. If you have your eyes set on it, if you have the coins, there's other stuff in packs as well so that you can get money back from the packs. A lot more easy than you could previous. Holitz, 2.5 million coins. Ronaldinho Prime, excuse me, Ronaldo Prime, 3.1 million coins. Ronaldinho is 1.7. Vieira, 1.3. Eusebio, 1.8. Like this Ronaldo card, look at the SBC price. Look at the dip down here to actually 2.9 million coins. I dropped like 500, 600,000 coins today. Just from these SBC cards being a lot lower. This isn't going to stand forever. It's not going to last like this for a long time. People are going to realize that these cards have gotten low and you can already see they started to rebound. It was 2.4 million when the cards first came out today. But you guys have time to do these. I would say do this in the next day or so because as you're watching this video, people are opening up Weekend League rewards and a lot of these cards again are going to be this cheap or even cheaper. It would be a great time to do at least a club stock of some of these special cards during Weekend League rewards right now on Thursday. Stock them, get them in your club and then you can start continuing to work towards those icon SBCs this weekend if you're doing Pax or whatever you're doing because a lot of those cards are just ridiculously cheap out on the market. Now, of course, since we do have these SBCs out right now, a lot of people are being driven to do these. Now, I'm sure there's a lot more people doing the 81 double plus, the 82 plus and the 81 to 86 right now because of all these players being in Pax. So the high rated or the gold cards, just the regular gold cards might be inflated a little bit. I haven't looked at those, but I do want to go ahead and take a look at some of these special teams that we talked about. Hopefully you guys listened and got rid of some of these cards if you have them in your team because I look at some player like this Firmino card. He's 104,000 coins right now on the Xbox. It looks like he was a little bit lower, but look how much he dropped off already because people knew that this was coming. People knew that this was coming. Look at this. He has not gone in Pax until today and he has dropped from 200k all the way down to 100,000 coins for Roberto Firmino, for Roberto Firmino, 8-9 rated card. Now, that might not be the best example because he has an SBC out at the moment right now, but some of these cards that are very usable that a lot of people use in this game, even this Monet card, how much did this card drop today? I'm not sure if this is one of the ones that's in Pax or not. I would assume that it is down 100,000 coins. Yes, this is definitely one of the ones that is now back in Pax. But again, we saw today 210,000 coins. He's already back up to 259. So these cards are going to get more supplied from Weekend League Rewards. Watch their dips, especially these cards like this. They're still very usable and they're going to be continued to fluctuate. But there's going to be a lot of supply at rewards and that's what I wanted to do. That's why I mentioned the Icon SBCs. Some of these guys like 92 PK, that card's going to drop with rewards. An 86 rated Toditch, 87 rated Jiroud for 17K, that's going to drop with rewards. A lot of this stuff, and we're only looking at one squad, let's go look at the carnivals, a lot of this stuff is going to drop at rewards. So if you're looking to do an Icon SBC, that's going to be the next 24 hours. It's going to be a great time to do that for the SBC fodder part of cards in this game. Now this Neymar card's at 2.22 mil. How much has he dropped? He was up here at 2.5. So he's down like 300,000 coins. I would be very curious to see what happens to this card. I'm currently recording this before Weekend League Rewards comes out. I would love to see what happens to this card after Weekend League Rewards. I could see it going under 2 mil possibly, just because Neymar has so many other special cards in the game. And if you look what happened to this 94 last week, I mean he went from about 1.4 mil down here, and he ended up being 970k, which he still is right now. So this card dropped about 450,000 to 500,000 coins in total. And of course this card, the Carnival Neymar that we just looked at, has only dropped about 300k right now. So I would expect this card to drop a little bit more if that's something that you're eyeing in your team. And that is also making me pretty interested in the prices of these other cards as well. Just to see if that affects anybody using the team of the year or the team of the season. Don't think it will, but that is a possibility. So we're going to get a big supply of the headliners of the FFS cards, of all that stuff that went into packs today. We're going to get a big time supply of that, of those cards back onto the game just because there's going to be a lot of packs that are going to be opened. But now is, I mean, this is a crafter's dream. I mean, I just keep thinking about this because I'm looking at doing the Maldini SBC right now at this time. And this is just an absolute crafter's dream in terms of being able to do SBCs and being able to craft SBCs from scratch, from doing upgrade packs, that 81 to 86 upgrade pack. You can do it for literally 4,000 coins, buying four gold cards and rinsing silvers and bronzes out of your club. And it looks like you can buy rare golds for around 850 to 900 coins, so they're not that expensive as well. If you just want to buy players and stack some 81 plus packs or 82, I've heard some people say that this 82 plus pack is very good for them, so you can kind of give them a try and see which one's better. But you're getting a lot of walkouts from a lot of these packs. And what you're going to see from me over the next couple of days is I'm looking to craft Maldini. I'm probably going to craft the Firmino, so we're going to be crafting a lot of players from SBCs, trying them out, having fun with them. And that's what this time of the year is all about, man. That's what this time of the year is all about. I was a little disappointed at first when I didn't see the major league team of the seasons in packs today, but I had to go back to this webpage and take a look at it and rereading it made me understand better that we'll probably see those cards in batch number three. Alright, in batch number three, that's when we're going to see a lot of this team of the season, actual team of the season cards. So I know this is a market video. I know a ton of people are opening rewards right now. So hopefully you guys enjoy this one. Smash the thumbs up on it if you did. Just a good old market talk for your Thursday. Looking at the market, obviously there's a lot of movement going on. And if you want to do an icon SBC, I'm definitely going to have to put that in the title of this video because SBCs, icon SBCs in general right now, anything SBC related, because all kinds of cards are cheap for SBC fodder and stuff like that. Go do yourself an icon SBC. You have a lot of good value opportunity from the packs back, especially with everything that is in packs. So that's my suggestion to you guys on that one. If you enjoyed the video, smash the thumbs up on it, comment down below if you have any questions and subscribe to the channel if you're new. Don't forget to check my Twitch link and my Twitter link down below in the description as well to catch me when I do go live with rewards today opening a bunch of packs and starting my crafting to that Maldini card and other SBCs. It's been Nate, the Foot Accountant. Catch you guys later. Peace out.


Eldercare Network was started to meet the needs of low-income seniors in Lincoln County when they are no longer able to be independent at home or in their own apartment. We started with this home, Hodgstein Green. Then we have six of the homes in Lincoln County. Folks that live here or in any of our homes, their own bosses, they take care of themselves but if they need any assistance we help them. We tried to get to know them well enough so that we can individualize their care and what brings them joy. I have my two raucous chairs that I had at home and all my bedding that's on the bed and my bureau, the chest of drawers I brought and the two stands so it's very like home. Every time I go out I'm just glad to get back here. It's like home. To me it is home. We have different activities. It's what the residents want. Things like musicians coming in to entertain, ice cream socials on the porch, rides to have a good point. We plan a lot of different activities that usually last the whole day. It's just a lot of fun. It's a whole joy to be here. They have to have bingo every Monday. We play bino. That's my favorite. The lady at plays the bingo. She is a daughter of one of the residents that live here. She got little prizes for them and they love it. We have a wonderful art class every Tuesday morning since the beginning of time. I like to sit on the porch. I go take a walk. Every day I take a walk up and down the road. This afternoon we're going to have an ice cream social. We have a fellow Joe Brennan who comes every other Friday in the summer and sings a lot of Irish tunes. We're very close to town. We're about a five-minute walk. We were very committed to choosing sites when we were developing our six other homes so that they would be close to the downtown community. It's very important to have the screen local because they're still able to attend the local churches, visit with their friends that they've had living here all along, and they really enjoy still being included with their community. I was lucky, very lucky to still live in Boothay. Lots of times when our seniors come into our homes, they're very frail. And they don't have to do anything they don't want. They don't have to take care of anything. They don't have to worry about the heat this winter. Because of the stimulation they get and the support we give them, they become better and they blossom and they're able to do things that they maybe never have done before. They get to rest. And so every ounce of their energy gets to be about them for them to them. This is a great place. You don't have to do your laundry. You don't have to get the meals. When we hire staff we're looking for people who love to be with other people. The staff and the residents get pretty close. They're very nice. They're good to me. I love working here because of the residents and being here to help them enjoy everything every moment of every day. They all seem to get along at night. They're all suddenly. And the people are so nice. I like working here because of the residents. They're all just wonderful. Each one is unique. It's just so nice to get to know each one. I love being with these people. It's a family. We're all a family here. It's just wonderful. The staff here is just wonderful to me. We're very fortunate because a lot of the families of our residents come in and give of their time in many, many different ways and they really enrich each home. I'm near enough my children, my grandchildren can come in. Most of the families here are immediate. So they do come and visit. Families are fantastic. They give a lot. They're really a good solid piece of the whole picture. I like it here. Oh, I like here. I like everything about it. I adore it. This place is something else. I've been a lot of places, Greenville, every place, but this is tops. I love it here. I'm so happy at Booth Day Green. I would recommend Wisconsin Green just for all the love and care we give them. I like it here very much. Very happy here.


You know we have another great summit, we have great speakers, great scientists, and these people's researchers spend hours, weeks, years of their life at the basic science level in a lab, and I think most of them, if you would interview most of them or talk to them, their real dream is to have an impact clinically, and that's why we talk about clinical translation. And then, you know, you say, oh well that's one of your issues, well maybe I'll put more effort on that part of my project and we'll have an answer for you maybe in the next meeting, and then you can start thinking about using it clinically. So I think it's so important to understand that all the efforts that are being made here is to solve medical issues and win the space of sports medicine, reserve medicine, aging better. As we age, as you know, we have problems with our muscles, with our joints, then, you know, other problems, cognitive dysfunction like Alzheimer's. So I think understanding the key questions better, combining the bench scientists and the clinician is the best way to go and collaboration, as you can see, we have great minds from Northwestern, from Mayo, from Wisconsin, from Vale. So, so having all of us in the same room, and having this discussion and presenting our work will hopefully lead to solution to these clinical problems that we see and therefore the importance of clinical translation, because at the end of the day, we want, all of us want to age better. If we get injured, we want to heal faster, to return to our active lifestyle. So I really think that all these tremendous scientists have a focused goal of understanding better how their work will impact us clinically, will help them maybe provide an answer to these question-faster and endpoint question-fasters that have a clinical implication.