The website of the first romanian DrupalCamp is live
As you probably know already between 5 and 6 June 2010 the first romanian DrupalCamp will be organized in Timisoara, Romania. But you might not know that the website of the event went live yesterday and registrations are open now.
There are already a few people who registered to the event and sometime soon the organizers [...]
Weekly article batch 2
Here is the second edition of my weekly “press review”
Interesting articles last week:
Gartner report on PHP – published by Danne Lundqvist on dotvoid.com – writes about a report by Gartner (here) that makes it clear that more and more companies discover the benefits of PHP and adoption is increasing among major companies.
A case for table-based [...]
Job posting: Arxia is looking for PHP developers
Arxia, the company i work for is looking for good PHP developers. We do TYPO3 and Drupal outsourcing but we also have some other PHP projects that require more resources.
So:
Do you have experience with PHP and MySQL ?
You are comfortable with working on other people’s code ?
You are willing to learn new things ?
You are [...]
Back from DrupalCamp Prague
Last night we’ve returned from DrupalCamp Prague, a two day event with a lots of interesting presentations about Drupal and related technologies. The schedule had some interesting presentations and i attended to almost all of those. The ones i liked most were Search is sexy by Robert Douglass and Using Features by Andrew Burcin. [...]
Leaving for DrupalCamp Prague
I’m going to DrupalCamp Prague tomorrow. I’m going there to learn new things and meet new people from the Drupal world.
I’ve only started working with Drupal a year and a few months ago. Meantime i learned to use it, to extend it and i started to like it. Initially i hated it because i was [...]
How to add a Cancel button to Drupal forms
Sometimes we need to add a Cancel button to some of the forms we are working with in Drupal. Maybe you want the user to be redirected to another page if he presses cancel or you want to perform some other action.
This can be a very easy task if you know how to do it. [...]
How to disable required comment previews in Drupal 6
I was loosing my patience with Drupal, when every content type for which i enabled comments was forcing users to preview their comment before actually posting it. The solution is simple and was in front of my eyes. I only didn’t see it.
So, in Drupal 6 you can set comment preview to be optional and [...]
Book: Drupal 6 Social Networking
I’ve just noticed that there is a new Drupal book under the sun: Drupal 6 Social Networking written by Michael Peacock and published by Packt Publishing.
Evidently the book’s target audience is formed by developers aiming to create social networking sites with Drupal. A task that is not so simple, not even with Drupal.
From the contents [...]
The right CMS for the right job
I was trying different content management systems for a long time. And sometimes choosing one for a site is a difficult job. That is because we have plenty of packages to choose from. After a while i came to the conclusion that each of them is suited for different kinds of sites.
For example if it’s [...]
A comparation between Typo3 and Drupal
Working in web development often requires the use of different CMS packages that have certain advantages or disadvantages. At work Typo3 and Drupal are the most often used content management systems. I will make a short comparation from a web developers perspective on these two packages.
Learning to work with them
I first started to work with [...]
6 books for developers working with Drupal 6 and Jquery
Lately i was working on a new project using Drupal 6 and jQuery. Drupal is entirely new for me, although i was aware of its success i never used it in a project. So i had to learn the quirks of this CMS from somewhere. And after digging through the online libraries i’ve found 3 [...]
