Drupal is on the CMSs I like, and one that works across a range of scales and purposes. Dries Buytaert, the founder of Drupal is inviting you to tell what you want from it through a survey, whose results will be made public. Drupal has been already hailed as a ready-for-enterprise open source CMS. [Continue]
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ifacethoughtsWordPress And Drupal In Python?
I have been a fan of Python and its design right from day one. There are some nuances, but they are ignorable. However, one of the things I really miss while using Python on web are tools like WordPress and Drupal. [Continue]
Drupal Association
Drupal is seeking support, and have created the Drupal Association. It is an organization to help the open source project. If you look at the list of responsibilities mentioned, it does not include Drupal development, but everything else supporting it. [Continue]
OOP In Procedural Programming
In my recent training sessions on OOP I kept on stressing that it is more about the concept rather than the multitude of keywords like class, object or interface. Essentially, these concepts can be applied even in a procedural programming language, or a language that does not support OOP through constructs and keywords and enjoy its advantages. Tim Berners Lee pointed to the document Drupal Programming from an Object Oriented Perspective. [Continue]
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- Depth Of Automation
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The underlying complexity of a given problem is constant. It can be hidden, but it does not go away. Complexity is conserved by abstractions. In fact, apparent complexity can be increased by abstractions, but the underlying complexity can never be reduced.
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