Tag: drupal
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WhiteHouse.gov Releases Open Source Code
That’s right, people. Barack Obama’s web team doesn’t just *use* open-source tools — Drupal in this case — they commit code and release modules to the community. Three of ’em. WhiteHouse.gov Releases Open Source Code
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An update on our Drupal conversion | yelvington.com
Steve Yelvington’s further notes on training news staffers on Drupal-as-news-CMS. An update on our Drupal conversion | yelvington.com
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IdeaLab: DIY Django development at ReportingOn
Over at IdeaLab, I’ve posted a bit of background on why I ended up building ReportingOn in Django instead of Drupal. Frankly, to the users of the site, it shouldn’t matter which platform I chose, but to me, and to the future of the project as an open source basis for news organizations, I think…
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Drupal Developer’s Toolbox | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
Awesome list of links to useful Drupal resources and tutorials. Drupal Developer’s Toolbox | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
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WordPress Comments | drupal.org
A module for Drupal that makes the comments more like WordPress. Yay. WordPress Comments | drupal.org
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AD The Morning After | drupal.org
Nice Drupal theme, clean, good typography. AD The Morning After | drupal.org
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Modules: CCK | drupal.org
Additional modules to add different fields to content types with CCK in Drupal. Modules: CCK | drupal.org
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Turn a plain jane HTML template into a Drupal theme with the Theme Generator module. – Nick Sergeant
Nick’s really excited about this for his Drupal street-cred purposes, and I’m excited about due to how easy it’s going to make it for me to launch blogs on the community news sites I deal with at work. Turn a plain jane HTML template into a Drupal theme with the Theme Generator module. – Nick…
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Painless Drupal revision control with CVS and Subversion on a shared host. – Nick Sergeant
Nick’s bits on Subversion are the crucial part of this for me. Gotta get started with that as soon as I switch web hosts. Painless Drupal revision control with CVS and Subversion on a shared host. – Nick Sergeant