Drupal

This is quite an easy one. You get the following variables available in page.html.twig:

This is the way to do a "for" loop. We are going to loop over an array of Node objects of type 'sector'

I had this use case in my theme, where I wanted to expose a bunch of settings to my page.html.twig. Typical things would be social media links. Here is how I looped over config file values, preventing me to write a lot of lines:

In Drupal 8, the default logo needs to be a SVG file. Add this to your theme like this: themes/custom/mytheme/logo.svg.

Tutorial on how to create a Drupal 9 & 10 Bootstrap 5 integration with npm

So if you are building in Drupal > 8, you can have settings in the database (coming from configuration yaml files). BUT, you can also hardcode these in your settings.php file. These will always override the settings in the database.