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Nice menus is a great little module for creating dropdown and flyout menus in your Drupal site. My time to be a good maintainer for it varies wildly so it often sits dormant for long periods. Last week, during the Thanksgiving holiday, I dove back into the issue queue and after fixing a few bugsContinueContinue reading “Nice menus getting nicer”

I have finally finished my formal grant proposal to the Knight Foundation to fund documentation sprints for Drupal. (You can read the original community proposal on the Knight Drupal Initiative group page.) The basic idea is that there is a lot of work to be done and getting people together throughout the year, around theContinueContinue reading “Sprints moving Drupal forward”

Now, obviously, I’m going to Do it With Drupal, because I work for Lullabot. I also think that it will be a great event for people to learn about many, many aspects of Drupal all in one place and I look forward to hanging out with folks and sharing the Drupal love. But, I haveContinueContinue reading “There is more to the web than Drupal”

Last Friday Dries announced that Steven Peck (sepeck) had decided to step back from his leadership role on the documentation team. Steven and Dries asked me to step into those big shoes and I accepted. All I can say is that I am glad that Steven isn’t going away. 🙂 I’m honored that two peopleContinueContinue reading “What Drupal documentation means to me”

I’ve been involved with the Drupal Documentation team, at varying levels of time and interest, for a while now. It was my first foray to getting involved with the community and I think it is a common entry point for many “non-coders” and people that may code but are hesitant to jump into the frayContinueContinue reading “Drupal docs on the move”

Like many other Drupalers ’round the world, I’m getting ready to fly to Szeged, Hungary for DrupalCon. The conference starts up Wednesday and myself and my fellow Lullabots, Angie and Nate, will be heading out tomorrow. I’ve been “training” myself to get up really early over here in the hopes that jetlag won’t completely destroyContinueContinue reading “DrupalCon Szeged is gonna rock”

Registration for Drupalcon Szeged finally opened up last week and I’m all set to go. Got the flight booked as well as my logistics for Hungary. For anyone that hasn’t looked at the registration yet, it is really a rocking setup. First of all if you register before June 30th, you get a very niceContinueContinue reading “On the way to Szeged”

I make a fair number of video tutorials. A few people told me about a new application for Macs called Screenflow ($100) by Vara Software and there seems to be quite a bit of buzz around it. I love playing with new toys so I immediately downloaded it. One thing to keep in mind duringContinueContinue reading “Screenflow: Video capture and editing for Macs”

Wow, what a week. Lots of people, lots of ideas and even some good work done to boot. Unfortunately I ended up missing half of DrupalCon due to catching a flu bug late on Saturday night that kept me away from Boston until Tuesday and left me pretty much wiped out for the rest ofContinueContinue reading “DrupalCon Boston Redux”

Drupal 6 was officially released on Wednesday, February 13 and I have now upgraded the site. At the same time I also moved my site off of shared hosting onto my new VPS with Slicehost. I had set the server up around the holidays and have been cleaning up other servery things before I finallyContinueContinue reading “Upgraded, moved and lookin’ plain”