General discussion

I am at the exciting stage of having been invited to a second interview at a web agency specialising in Drupal. The first interview was with a couple of more technical staff, but number two will be with the relatively new MD.

My background is broadly "IT" with some self taught exposure to web technologies, but this certainly my weakness - having no commercial Drupal experience under my belt.

I've been want to learn how to code
and after doing bit research.

I think the problem with Drupal 7 is it use's PHP.

The type of situation with Drupal 8 would never of happened
if Drupal written in something like Python

Hi all,

I'm looking for some general information and was hoping I might find some help here. As I have found, simply googling a lot of these things quickly leads to information overload and if you are new to it all like me, it is hard to tell the bad advice from the good.

My friend and I want to start ecommerce business, and we are strongly considering going the route of Drupal. However our idea is new and innovative (at least we think so) and will require some custom made modules to facilitate it.

I'm a hard-core Windows guy who got into Drupal development about 4 months ago. I have been successfully working on my Windows machine but am interested in trying Linux as so much of what I read (books, articles) shows that Drupal development is focused on Linux and Mac.

So I'm wondering which Linux platform folks would recommend for me?

Aquia blocks access to Drupal Commons documentation, allowing access only to their registered users.
Please require, or at least strongly encourage documentation for everything drupal to be on a drupal website.
Same thing goes for WetKit. Should not have to google for hours, days, weeks to find documentation, than only to discover that access to the docs are restricted to members of external communities.

So much new tech!
composer bundler grunt npm sass susy
Sheesh! Man. good documentation helps a lot ............

hi all,

I'm starting a new project which involves to present
my group activities to a non technical public.

I was looking at non linear presentations, such as
the one used in http://prezi.com/ and I have seen that
those ideas are implemented in library such as
http://bartaz.github.io/impress.js/#/bored
using javascript and CSS.