Automated Feeds
Drupalcon SF 2010: DrupalCon Mobile Site is Live
Hello everyone, if your wireless drops or if you do not have a laptop just use your smart phone. The mobile site has a useful interface to view the schedule by day and by track.
I am hosting a BOF in room 206 at 4:15pm today, Monday to present how we created the mobile version of the DrupalCon website. The mobile version will automatically load for all webkit based smart phones.
Drupal Web Developer wanted!
Fun, friendly and rapidly expanding Financial Services Company seeks experienced Drupal Web Developer for long term relationship... Are you tired of contracting? Looking for a stable - yet exciting opportunity within a fast-paced, rapidly changing environment? Here at Defaqto we are committed to helping our customers make better financial decisions; working within the IT Development Team you will be involved at the grass-roots level of making this ideal a reality. The successful candidate will join a small team of Developers creating an exciting product at the forefront of Drupal development.
This product is a web based tool that uses social networking technology to connect consumers to advisers, promotes information exchange, and brings our consumers closer to our ultimate goal of better financial decision making.
The Drupal Web Developer will be involved in the full product cycle from cradle to grave – working closely with the Product Manage this person will proactively take responsibility for the design, development, review and testing of required features. You will be process driven and results orientated with the drive and determination to make things happen without compromising on quality or accuracy.
Successful candidates should have working knowledge of the following:
• Using Drupal (v6 or 7) to write custom modules and build complex web applications.
Acquia: Where is the Media module at or why I spent DrupalCon in a corner w/ my laptop
Like many Drupalcons, I spent nearly the entire conference preparing my presentations. This is no fun, but we’ve been so busy trying to get the new gallery feature in Drupal Gardens released that it was the only way. Anyone else have this experience? Read full article »
Doug Vann: OpenCamp 2010 ROCKED!
Adaptivethemes: Antonelli - Fluid Width Bartik
After much discussion as to whether to add a fluid width option to Bartik (Drupal 7’s new default theme) we decided to place a fluid width subtheme in contrib until Drupal 8.
The new subtheme is called Antonelli, the name is in reference to Jean Bartiks work colleague Kathleen Antonelli.
Free India classifieds - Bolcitybol
hello,
Bolcitybol.com provides free space for advertising.It is good way for online advertising.It has got very large space for ads.This site is better than other advertising site because this site provide more space at no cost.[url="http://www.bolcitybol.com"]Free classifieds india[/url].
Edison Wong: Interactive Media 6.x-2.0-alpha1 is now completely revamp with zen-6.x-2.0 support
I have been using the Interactive Media design (http://www.solucija.com/template/interactive-media) for my blog more then 2 years (http://drupal.org/project/interactive_media), and it is time for some revamp. As my team and I are now working in theme development for our clients with Zen 2.0, it is also a good idea to revamp my legacy theme implementation as Zen subtheme.
The new version is now release as version 6.x-2.0-alpha1 (http://drupal.org/node/907224) since it just LOOKS similar as that of legacy implementation, but still missing out some critical functionality (for sure, contribution is welcome):
Linux Journal: Something is Drupally in the State of Denmark
Now that I am fully recovered from jet lag, I am able to reflect on how enjoyable the recent Copenhagen DrupalCon was. Before going any further, however, I have to gratefully acknowledge the team of Drupalers who organized the conference and related activities. They all did an amazing job ensuring that the event was a great success. Thank you! more>>
Linux Journal: Something is Drupally in the State of Denmark
Now that I am fully recovered from jet lag, I am able to reflect on how enjoyable the recent Copenhagen DrupalCon was. Before going any further, however, I have to gratefully acknowledge the team of Drupalers who organized the conference and related activities. They all did an amazing job ensuring that the event was a great success. Thank you! more>>
Mikkel Høgh: Protecting your users from phishing with Apache rules and HSTS
Dries Buytaert: Code freeze, module maintainers and veggies
Besides working on Drupal core, I help maintain one contributed module: the Mollom module. It reminds me what it’s like to maintain a contributed module and to depend on Drupal core, what it’s like to develop a module with a constantly and sometimes rapidly changing core. It is healthy.
I was involved in maintaining the Mollom module throughout the entire life of Drupal 6, while Drupal 6's API was strictly frozen. We ran into a number of Drupal 6 bugs and limitations, but worked around them as best as we could in less than elegant, but in creative ways. The Mollom module may seem simple, but I can assure anyone that it’s not. For example, to insert a CAPTCHA it dynamically alters the forms in a way that pushes the limits of Drupal's Form API and implements advanced client-server communication over XML-RPC.
Lullabot: Web 2.0 Expo NYC
Lullabot CEO, Jeff Robbins will be giving a talk titled "What's The Big Deal With Drupal?" at the New York Web 2.0 Expo on September 27th.
If you're attending the Web 2.0 Expo, be sure to sign up for the workshops and stop by to get some background behind Drupal and find out how and why it has evolved to become such a popular website-building platform.
LevelTen Interactive: Promote Your Events with Feeds
Are you really promoting your events with feeds?
For a while now I have wanted to dig into Acquia’s new Drupal Commons distribution. I have also wanted to create a unified calendar for Dallas Ft. Worth professional events. So this weekend I decided to kill two birds with one stone and use Drupal Commons to build a local events calendar that does, oh so much more.
Randy Fay: Want to help the Drupal Testing Infrastructure? Provide a testbot!
Do you have some spare computing power, or want to provide some to the Drupal testing infrastructure?
You probably know that every commit and every patch submitted to Drupal 7 Core gets a full test (more than 20,000 assertions) taking 25 minutes on non-trivial computer hardware. So we can generally use more computing power. For the code sprint at Drupalcon Copenhagen, we had 13 machines testing patches so that everybody could get the fastest possible turnaround.
Anyway, it's not hard to do it. You can either install a machine with Debian 5 and go through a simple setup, or just use the free Virtualbox program with a pre-set configuration. That way you don't have to blow away an existing machine's configuration, and you can still return it to its old life after it's served as a PIFR client for awhile. (PIFR is Project Issue File Review).
There is a new writeup on qa.drupal.org explaining how you too can provide a testbot. Your testbot has to be able to reach the internet (and qa.drupal.org) but it does not have to be reachable from the internet, and it does not have to have a fast internet connection. It just does its work and then returns the results.
Andrew Berry: Video: Instant Syndicating Standards
August's presentations to the Waterloo Region Drupal Users Group included a remote presentation from Brazil by Nick Vidal about Instant Syndicating Standards. ISS is an open standard allowing the dissemination of information through decentralized social networks. The reference implementation is being developed with Drupal 7.
Related Links: WDUG ISS Presentation VideoDocx File Repair Tool
Docx File repair Tool has been designed to repair Corrupt Docx file contents like clip art, text, tables etc in original format without any data loss. Docx Repair can easily save contents in Docx and RTF. To Open Docx (healthy or corrupted) and Repair Docx file you can use SysTools Docx Repair Tool
Drupal Easy: DrupalEasy Podcast 44: Andrew's Workbox
Listen in as Andrew, Ryan, and Mike are joined by special guests Jake Strawn and Michelle Lauer as they discuss DrupalCon Copenhagen, Drupal 7, Drupal's new Code of Conduct, and more. Jake and Michelle just returned from Copenhagen and provide their insight on the largest European DrupalCon event yet.
Opportunity for website developers using Drupal
Opportunity for website developers using Drupal
http://statistics.gov.rw/images/PDF/revamping%20the%20nisr%20website.pdf
http://statistics.gov.rw/images/PDF/DAO_website_NISR.pdf
Thx
Rajiv
IXIS: We're Hiring Again: Senior PHP Developer with an interest in Drupal
Come and join our well established web development studio as the lead developer of our PHP based team.
We build interactive sites of no fixed type, so every project can be very different to keep you on your toes! You'll be involved with a number of projects at any one time ranging from international brands to charities and start-ups. We also run several internal projects which you'll have chance to provide input and development for - this is where we often experiment with new ideas first.
Ideally you'll have several years (3+) PHP experience, but also the knowledge of best practices when working as a team on projects. It will be your responsibility to take the lead on technical decisions for projects.
Mediacurrent: Drupalcamp Atlanta 2010 - Some Exciting Updates
As the momentum builds around Drupalcamp Atlanta 2010, I thought it would be an opportune time to highlight some exciting updates. Most notably, Jeff Walpole, CEO of Phase2 Technology, has been announced as the keynote speaker. Jeff leads one of the largest Drupal-centric consultancies in the world and his topic will be on "Execution: The Drupal Community's Next Big Challenge." Jeff's talk will be predicated around the importance of adopting a more professional and disciplined approach to implementing Drupal in order to meet the increasing demands of high profile, enterprise-level sites.




