Dave Terry
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Best Practices for Planning Your 2010 Drupal User Group
Dec 28, 2009
ADUG | Atlanta Drupal User Group | Best Practices | Drupal | Meet-Up | Presentations

2010 ADUG We recently completed a 2010 long-range planning meeting for our Atlanta Drupal User Group (ADUG) meetup. Our pseudo-committee consists of five to seven key organizers, and we have intentionally kept the structure fairly informal. We conduct presentations on the third Tuesday of every month in a training center that is provided by Matrix Resources (large staffing agency). In addition, we have more hands-on workshops that meet on the second Tuesdays of each month that will be moving to a co-working space (Ignition Alley) conference room next year. read more »


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Paul Chason
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Book Review: Drupal 6 Content Administration
Dec 14, 2009
Best Practices | Clients | CMS | Drupal | Open Source

Drupal 6 Content AdministrationAdministering a Drupal 6 website can be a bit challenging for website owners that are new to Drupal. J. Ayen Green's book Drupal 6 Content Administration (ISBN 978-1-847198-56-3) offers newbies a quick-start guide for getting up to speed on Drupal. Green's book covers all aspects of Drupal that site administrators need to know, including creating and editing content, working with taxonomy, blocks, roles and permissions, search, content types, Views and blogging. The book is intended to help website administrators, whether they be writers, graphic designers, or proofreaders, learn how to productively manage their Drupal website's content by employing best-practice tips and techniques. read more »


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