- Apollo Astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell Talks About Life on Other Planets
- The Way We Work: Twitter del.icio.us Hack
- Video of Scalable Theming Session from Drupalcon Boston
- Google's Mapping User Experience; Where have you been?
- The Importance of Strategies, Operating Plans & Success Metrics for NGOs
- vi, Drupal Search, and Playa Del Carmen Retreat
- "Breadcrumb" Definition
- Support the Warrior, Not The War.
- Firefox Tip: Changing Default Browser URL Bar Behavior On Click
- DrupalCamp Seattle Wrap Up
Twitter Feed
RSS FeedCivicActions.com upgraded to Drupal 5
CivicActions shares the Drupal communities value of "eating our own dogfood." To that end, the very first website we upgraded to Drupal 5 is this website, CivicActions.com. Drupal Engineers were only a small part of the Drupal 5 upgrade, but we played our part. As a team we contributed over a dozen modules and several core patches.
I recently developed two new modules that are of great benefit to the Drupal community. The coder module is used by many Drupal developers to make their code better and was used to find literally hundreds of minor patches to Drupal core. The releasemonitor module is used to detect when new releases of contributed modules are available, and was very useful in detecting that we were ready to upgrade THIS website!
- doug's blog
- Login or register to post comments
- Delicious
- Digg
- Technorati
Thanks for all your work contributing not only to our website here, but also to the Drupal Project. This is some very yummy dogfood indeed!