So, you've got 10-20 Drupal sites under your belt and are feeling pretty good about how far you've come in your ability to leverage the Drupal content management system. You're even helping newbies out on the support forums on drupal.org, whistling to the tune of "It's a wonderful day in the neighborhood" and "Won't you be my neighbor" all the while. You're a viable, competent part of the community, and life is good.
Drupal's powerful Views module is something I use almost everyday. The Views module allows you to present content in many different ways by sorting and filtering content to suit your specific need.
We just finished building a simple form application for a client. Previously we have been big fans of webform.module, but this time we decided to go another route. After seeing some posts around drupal.org about using a combination of cck, actions and workflow to accomplish some of this same functionality, I decided to give it a shot.
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So many changes have been made in the last week. The most obvious are the inclusion of a new youtube integration module and much improved views support. The youtube integration actually is a by-product of the most significant improvement, the cleaned-up and enhanced API.
I cut my programmer's teeth on visual basic... 5.0, I think. Since those days I've been constantly amazed by how an Aggie economics major could figure out, using Microsoft's relatively user-friendly tool sets, how to solve business problems through developing custom software.
I love it when someone as typically elegant and gracious as Seth takes such a cynically facetious slant.
It was just a few months ago that something got me quite interested in learning more about Drupal. I don't remember why, honestly, although it may very well have been a site like drupalsites.net , where one can view scores of sites that have been built on this blossoming content managem
Every once in a while you might say to yourself, "Why haven't I thought of this before?" I said this to myself last night, driving home late after struggling with the very same type of flash integration issue that I have seen time and time again here in our own development team. A little well-designed flash can make a very nice visual impact on a web site. [Notice I said "a little" flash.
We have been bootstrapping our new BillBoards product for the Boerne Chamber of Commerce website for about the last week and a half. BillBoards is a hosted text ad solution that I've written using the Ruby on Rails framework. But, why does the internet need another ad service? It differs in two main aspects.
