Drupal 7.x

I've installed and am working with the latest alpha release, but have found an amazing lack of discussion? Is there a specific group or forum where I should be looking?

I would like to redesign our site www.bryllup.dk to have different colors for different areas of the site.

Like http://www.guardian.co.uk/ has for sports, celebs, finans etc.

Is this possible in Drupal and if so, how would be the best way to do it?

Hi, I am converting NAT module to Drupal 7 and would like to know if there is some easy (good performing) way how to get terms which are associated with node.

Currently I found these two ways:

1) Make db_query and get associated terms for specific node and vocabulary.

2) Use field_info_fields() and find what is the name of field associated with specific vocabulary. Then read value from that field ($node->field_xxxxx) to get term ids.

Has anyone any experience in developing n-tier applications with Drupal?
Most of the applications we develop involve extensive business logic that is typically done on application servers or in complex stored procedures (some involveing dozens of action queries).
Has anyone developed an application using Drupal in such an environment?

Sooooo, I busted my brain open today installing this drupal business with go daddy's cheapest server and after I finally get it working (go daddy, WTF, put the database on a different IP? seriously?). I set it so that an unauthenticated user wouldn't have access to content.... forgetting about that whole moving the login thing... Mentally deficient you ask, the 403 access denied page seems to think that, YES I AM!

We're a large, established corporation looking for contract developers/designers who have expert-level knowledge in one or more of the following --- Drupal, PHP and MySQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript (and jQuery), Flash, Visual Force, Air, mobile applications (like Airplay SDK or others) and so on. You must be a quick study, and be willing to work in a fast-paced, start-up-like environment. Experience in working with large content management systems in a multi-server environment a plus (preferably long term). We care less about the resume, and more about your skill-set.