General discussion

Hello, I'm a frontend designer/developer but want to become a full-service developer with Drupal. I'm thinking about doing a bootcamp called Coding Dojo in Mountain View. Does anyone here have any experience working with someone trained there? They cover LAMP, MEAN, and Ruby. I have no previous PHP skill, but am told they do a pretty good job, and you can focus on the environment you want to prioritize.

Thanks for any info!

In my current Drupal site (earlharpas.com) I used the Professional theme, but it is not working as well as I would like. I am looking for a theme that provides drop-down menus that will show without having to click on the tab, and can be searched by the spiders easily. I currently have up to three layers of sub-tabs. I would prefer a free theme, but am willing to pay for one if it really meets my needs well. Any recommendations? Thank you in advance! - dholzman

The number one reason Drupal is better than Joomla for SEO is that Joomla plugins are commercial and Drupal plugins are community based. You may think this is a good thing to have lots of competitors, but trust me it's not. Everyone has a solution for it, and none of them are perfect.

All, I'm thinking of porting our Open-Source, free CAD (Computer-Aided-Dispatch) application - Tickets CAD by name - to Drupal as a module. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer-aided_dispatch, and www.ticketscad.org)

Hello,
I build for testing purpose a dockerized drupal 8 beta 3. I am sharing it :
https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/jujubre/drupal8b3
Its based on ubuntu, nginx, mariadb and drush.
Jujubre

Just thought this was funny.

Alfresco CMS, a Java based CMS, use Drupal as their CMS!!

Check it out here: http://www.alfresco.com/

This is according to my lovely Wappalyzer extension.

Best,
James