A quick overview of where I'll be at Drupalcon next week. Pete Karl and I will be staying at the Courtyard Boston in South Boston from Monday until Thursday. Let us know if you'll be there (we're on the lookout for a Wii).
While the Drupal committee still makes changes to the schedule, here is my tentative itinerary (and here's Pete's):
Let's face it, building HTML forms and the processing behind them sucks. Alot. In fact, it sucks so much, that one group decided they'd build a product to help alleviate some of the pains of form building. And, well frankly, it rocks. It's Wufoo, and I have got to stop typing 'Wafoo'.
Generally speaking, Wufoo nails the administration of creating, managing and tracking basic to complex web-based ...
Yeap, I was jealous of seeing Pete's Twitter thing all the time on his desktop, so I figured I'd join the party. You can find me here: http://www.twitter.com/nicksergeant.
And oh yeah, I know, I'm working on that part III for Drupal theming. I've just been busy... getting my Wii tennis score up (2201, what what?).
Uh - 'Twitteree'?
We at GateHouse Media have lots of bloggers. We also have lots of newspapers. Naturally, we like to drive traffic in full-duplex. Unfortunately, because we have so many data 'sources' and 'destinations' always changing, it often becomes difficult for us to keep up with the massive amount of new blogs on a daily basis. We sought out to find a more dynamic process by which we can transport 'teases' of ...
Continuing on from Part I: Introduction and Installation.
So we've got the makings of a site now. Let's build the site out to the client's content mockup and requirements spec. We'll build the navigation, add all of the content, build the content type for news and setup the appropriate views. After we're done with all of that, we'll focus on integrating our BeeEss theme ...
So you've mocked up your latest client's site design in Photoshop, polished it all up, and coded it in XHTML and CSS. Now what? How will your client manage all of the content on the site? You surely don't want them calling you every 5 minutes with changes, now, do you?
Well, fortunately, you don't have to be a programmer (any more) to implement a simple ...
So we at GateHouse Media are quickly pushing developers within the organization to learn and master Drupal for many of our smaller, one-off projects. While chatting with Brandon Belew a few minutes ago, it became apparent that manually downloading and installing Drupal and many contributed modules can be quite cumbersome. After reading the Pro Drupal Development book, and becoming a recent Subversion junkie, I've learned to do all of ...
So my intentions for this blog post are not to gloat about how 'uber cool' Mac's OS X is, or why everyone on PC should switch. We've seen far too many people do just that, so instead, I'll focus on my thoughts over the past couple months, during which I've completely migrated from Windows XP to OS X.
Whenever you search for 'reasons to switch to ...
A few weeks ago, we (GateHouse Media) re-launched our Wicked Local brand on our Zope platform. I've been quite busy with post-launch items, so this is the first chance I've had to blog about it. The site is comprised of 158 community sites, behind a central WickedLocal.com Blog. The blog itself lives on WordPress, but when you begin to dig a bit deeper, you'll hit our ...