Episodes: Drupal integration & ingestor
In my session at DrupalCon DC, I promised an initial version of the E
In my session at DrupalCon DC, I promised an initial version of the E
After 15.5 hours of travelling (1.5 hours on the train, 8.5 hours of flying, 20 minutes of bus, 30 minutes in the metro and the rest spent waiting or walking), I arrived at the Harrington Hotel in
Details coming soon. Related links: http://wimleers.com/tags/bachelor-thesis http://drupal.org/project/cdn http://drupal.org/project/episodes
I went to FOSDEM on Sunday.
I’ve posted the slides to SlideShare already, but more will be added soon! :)
I’ve got so much exciting good news that I don’t even know where to begin!
I keep all my Drupal sites up-to-date by updating a single Drupal core instance and one install profile.
I’ve alluded to it before, but now it’s also been officially approved: I’ll be doing my bachelor thesis on Drupal!
So, university has started again. We have to pick “broadening courses”, I chose economy courses (macroeconomics and operational research).
It’s over. My second DrupalCon. DrupalCon Szeged 2008.
AHAH-powered forms were virtually impossible in Drupal 5 (see the note though).
While working for Mollom, I faced the problem of needing multiple buttons with the same name.
As some of you may already know, I’m working for Mollom now (summer position). The reasons for that should be obvious:
I’ve been very quiet lately, which was especially noticeable on Drupal.org.
I’m late to the Mollom announcing party, because I was on a
The API of the previous version of HS was a beast. Well, not the API, but the implementations.
For those who don’t know Hierarchical Select yet, or HS in short, this is a module that provides a new form element.
At the end of 2007, my bank offered free personalized bank cards, meaning that you can put a photo on it.
Drupal 6 has been released! So … what’s new, what got better and what became easier?
My battle plan for Drupal 7 is simple: get as many performance improvements or performance-improvement-enablers from my Drupal page loading
I already mentioned the CSS sprite generator in my article on
Google dominates the search engine market for a large part thanks to its spartan, no-bells-nor-whistles interfaces. But also thanks to its incredible speed (which is partially thanks to that spartan interface, of course). Since you’re reading this article, you’re probably a Drupal developer. It’s pretty likely that you’ve had some visitors of your Drupal-powered web site complain about slow page load times. It doesn’t matter whether your server(s) are shared, VPSes or even dedicated servers. Visitors that live abroad – i.e. far from where your servers are located – will face the same performance issues, but at even worse scales.This article is about tackling these issues.
Is it also for you a routine to look up the documentation for Drupal hooks at api.drupal.org?
Ever been disgruntled by the fact that you can’t do a cvs diff with new files, because you haven’t got write access on a Drupal contrib module’s CVS repository and th
Almost 3 weeks two months ago now, I have released the Hierarchical Select module.