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DC Drupal Meetup #5
I’ve finally scheduled the next Drupal meetup for July 26th at 7pm [http://drupal.org/node/72498]! Due to everyone’s busy schedules (mine included), we missed out on June, so to make up for this, Development Seed [http://developmentseed.org/]is buying the first round of Coronas at
Redesigned: tedserbinski.com
Well after running with a fairly bland blog for quite a while, I’ve spent the last few sleepless nights on the redesign and I have to say, it’s turned out quite amazing, better than I intended! The entire site is powered by Drupal 4.7 [http://drupal.org/
Drupal on Inside the Net
In episode 25 of Inside the Net [http://twit.tv/itn25], hosts Leo Laporte [http://www.leoville.com/] and Amber MacArthur [http://ambermac.com/] talk with my co-worker Jeff Robins [http://www.jjeff.com/] about Drupal [http://drupal.org/]. Jeff explains why we’re using it as the choice CMS
I'm a Google Summer of Code Mentor
This summer I’m participating in the Google Summer of Code [http://code.google.com/soc/] program as a mentor for Drupal [http://drupal.org/]. There were a ton of applications for projects on improving Drupal, but only 14 projects [http://drupal.org/node/65244] were accepted and sponsored by
Fedora: Image Manipulation Servlet
During the 2nd semester of my junior year at Cornell University [http://www.cornell.edu/] (circa April 2003), I worked on an independent study where I developed an image manipulation servlet to tie into Fedora [http://www.fedora.info/], an “open source software [package that] gives organizations a flexible service-oriented
How to make theming in Drupal easier
Drupal is an amazing web framework. You can build almost any type of website with it super easily. Just check out Zack’s screencast [http://www.zacker.org/screencast-drupal-mashup-machine] for an example of this. But it’s not just point and click, with a plethora of hooks [http://api.drupal.
The goodness of CCK + hook_form_alter()
As I was wrapping up the new TWiT [http://www.twit.tv/] site today, I needed to implement one new feature: scheduled publishing. I thought about it a bit and came up with a very elegant solution [http://www.lullabot.com/node/85]. Simple, lightweight, and unobtrusive in design, only
Drupal 4.7 is out! So is my new video
So Drupal 4.7 is finally out [http://drupal.org/drupal-4.7.0]! It’s been almost a year, but it’s certainly been worth it. Look at all of the cool new features! It’s a really great feeling having contributed many hours to this release myself, including one
My First Podcast Interview
Yes, it’s true, I’m appearing regularly now on a weekly podcast about Drupal [http://www.drupal.org/], wahoo! My first appearance on a podcast [http://www.lullabot.com/podcasts/drupal_podcast_no_7] was a quick intro about me joining the Lullabot team [http://www.lullabot.com/] and
My first 15 min of fame!
A few weeks back, Leo Laporte [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Laporte] approached Lullabot [http://www.lullabot.com/] about developing the new TWiT website [http://www.twit.tv/]. Well we gladly accepted, I mean, this is Leo! So I was put in charge of developing the new site, and