Tag: Drupal

DrupalCon, content staging and Drupal 8

Posted Apr 5, 2012 about Drupal tagged Content staging, Deploy, DrupalCon, Drupal planet.

Update: Here's the follow up post on drupal.org with the implementation plan: http://drupal.org/node/1540656.

DrupalCon is over (since two weeks already). It was an awesome time. Some say it was the best so far. Thankfully it doesn't mean that the community will sleep until Munich. No, now it's time for action! The code freeze is coming closer and things need to happen quickly.

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Content staging in Drupal - let's make a plan

Posted Mar 10, 2012 about Drupal tagged Drupal planet, Deploy, UUID, Content staging.

The lack of a robust content staging solution in Drupal has been long standing. In this post I won't go into details of why this is such a difficult problem to solve. Instead, I'll suggest a plan, to make a plan, to solve it! So, those of you that are interested in tackling a strategically important functionality for Drupal 8, please continue to read.

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DrupalCon Is Going to Be Awesome!

Posted Aug 5, 2011 about Drupal tagged DrupalCon.

DrupalCon London is approaching fast! It's the event all Drupal geeks are waiting for twice a year (one in north America and one in Europe).

I'm so looking forward to it, for many different reasons:

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First day of DrupalCamp Sweden!

Posted May 30, 2009 about Drupal tagged DrupalCamp.

Ok, first day of DrupalCamp Stockholm is over! I'll start to thank Jakob and the guys over at NodeOne that has put a lot of work into this! Really awesome camp so far! I'm exited about the next two days coming up!

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The Swedish Drupal community

Posted May 10, 2009 about Drupal tagged DrupalCamp.

Maybe it's just me. But I think the Swedish Drupal community is on the go right now!

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DrupalCamp

Google, Drupal and faceted search

Posted Mar 25, 2009 about Drupal tagged Google, Solr, Search.

For many years search engines like Google has provided a little search box where you define your terms that'll filter the internet down to (hopefully) what you are searching for. Even though Google does a great job finding relevant results, it can be really hard for more complex needs. Therefore someone came up with an idea -- let users specify more complex conditions before they search, to narrow the results. They called it "advanced search", read on.

Advanced search

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