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“Classic” Web Problems, Solved

Add CommentShareSource29Tuesday, July 29, 2008By adminA lot of energy in the Drupal world goes towards solving complex problems: giving administrators ways to build publishing workflows without writing code, integrating with cool new APIs, automatically translating site content into Klingon… You know. The usual. With all of that energy focused on complex architectural problems, it’s easy

How I Survived a 2300% Traffic Increase With Drupal

Add CommentShareSource Articles7Monday, July 7, 2008By adminYesterday, my Orphaned Works article hit the front page of Reddit, a popular social news site. Traffic instantly increased by a factor of more than 20. At peak, the site was serving over 15 requests a second, enough to take down most poorly configured Drupal sites. In this article,

“Introducing A3 Atlantis: A Fast and Elegant Drupal Theme”

A3 Atlantis: An Exclusive New Theme For DrupalAdd CommentShareSource Articles30Monday, June 30, 2008By adminA3 Atlantis is my newest contribution to the Drupal community. Designed from the ground up to be fast, elegant, and search engine friendly, this theme features a stunning visual design, beautiful typography, and a standards-compliant code base. A3 Atlantis Drupal ThemeA3 Atlantis

Module-In-A-Box: We Built Admin Tools So You Don’t Have To

Drupal World Add CommentShareSource Articles1Sunday, June 1, 2008By adminBuilding a Drupal module from scratch can be remarkably simple — just create an .info file, create a .module file, then implement a few functions like hook_menu and hook_nodeapi. In no time, you’ve got a module up and running, leveraging Drupal’s APIs and adding functionality to your

Enabling New Modules Via Update.php

Add CommentSourceTutorialsBookmark/Search this post with:Delicious DeliciousDigg DiggStumbleUpon StumbleUponFacebook FacebookGoogle GoogleYahoo YahooTechnorati Technorati16Wednesday, January 16, 2008By adminUPDATE: There’s a better way. I work with 3 other developers, all of whom have their own local sandbox of our site. Since we’re constantly adding new modules, I found a simple way to enable a new module via another

Quick-and-Dirty Debugging

Add CommentSourceArticlesBookmark/Search this post with:Delicious DeliciousDigg DiggStumbleUpon StumbleUponFacebook FacebookGoogle GoogleYahoo YahooTechnorati Technorati28Saturday, April 28, 2007By adminSo you’re coding along, developing your site, minding your own business, when you load a page you see some totally vague, obscure error message such as: <?phpwarning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /modules/node/node.module on line 504.?>Where do you even

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