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Submitted by atuline on Sat, 07/17/2010 - 07:59.

Top Drupal Things

In December 2009, the Surrey Drupal Group met to discuss the top Drupal modules, tools and other resources that make our life easier. This PDF file is a copy of the results.

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Submitted by atuline on Fri, 01/08/2010 - 15:11.

I am interested in implementing a more robust development platform for implementing Drupal sites. I would like to be able to develop the site locally, and transfer it to the production site (and have successfully done so with an XAMPP server under Windows Vista.

I currently have the following O/S and installed platforms:

Windows Vista
1. XAMPP
2. VMWare Server
Ubuntu 8.04 desktop
1. XAMPP
2. Subversion

For Windows Vista and Ubuntu users, what is your development platform, and how to you develop Drupal sites?

How do you maintain a local source when the site is live (and new content is being added)?
What do you do for version control?
What do you do for photo and illustration editing?
What tools do you use to develop, test, transfer your site and database?
What do you use for template sites?
Do you have any other recommendations?

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Submitted by atuline on Mon, 05/19/2008 - 10:40.

Drupal Camp Vancouver

Here's some slides from Drupal Camp Vancouver '08:

Unfortunately, we don't have any slides from the CCK/Views presentation from Jennifer of Poplarware.

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Submitted by atuline on Wed, 05/14/2008 - 05:04.

Jennifer's CCK Lab for Drupal

This lab was created by Jennifer Hodgdon of www.poplarware.com and is published at http://poplarware.com/drupaltalk.html.

The goal is to use CCK and Views to create pages to support a school.

Types of information:

Instructor: instructor name, bio, photo

Course: course name, course description, course level

Scheduled class: course name, start date, end date, start time, end time, cost, instructor name

Views:

List of upcoming classes (Scheduled Class)
List of courses filtered by subject | level (Course)
List of instructors (Instructor)
Instructor detail (list of courses this person is teaching - Scheduled Class)
Course detail (show when the course is scheduled - Course)

I'm not sure if Jennifer planned any Views that required information from 2 different article types at the same time; a mini database as it were. For example, is it possible to have a view that includes Instructor names, photos and Scheduled Class information using the above structure?