Demos for the Drupal 8 Zero To Hero course.

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Demonstrate various Drupal 8 features.

"blog" branch

This contains a solution to the exercise for the entity chapter. The exercise is the following:

Create a Blog entity and a BlogType entity as its bundle entity. Blogs are entities created by a User. Various bundles could be a traditional blog, an image gallery and a vlog.
Blog items (instances of the Blog entity) should be translatable and revisioned by default.
Access control to the Blog entity should be at the entity type level (Blog), not the entity bundle level (BlogType).
Both should have a complete CRUD UI: list, display, add/edit, delete
Blogs must appear as tabs under the user profile page, with sub-tabs per blog type
To better understand what's going on, it is probably better not to use the Drupal console generate commands.

Create the module and a Blog content entity in it.
Create a BlogType config entity as the bundle entity for Blog, enabling its collection route.