Frank Febbraro Talking CDN at DC Drupal Meetup on 9/13
Tiffany:
Frank will do a brief talk about Phase2's work with CDN at the next DC Drupal Meetup. Hope to see you there: Monday, September 13th at 7 PM.
Tiffany:
Frank will do a brief talk about Phase2's work with CDN at the next DC Drupal Meetup. Hope to see you there: Monday, September 13th at 7 PM.
Brad :
If you've implemented a carousel using viewscarousel, you may have wondered how to make the carousel start at a random element. There are several ways to accomplish this and seamlessly start at a random element.
Karen:
The newest versions of OpenPublish boast RDFa support and ahead-of-the-curve features for the Web 3.0 movement. So why should online publishers care?
Jeff:
Frank, Irakli and I are arriving in Copenhagen on Monday for this fall’s European DrupalCon - which runs August 23rd - 27th. Phase2 is a bronze sponsor of the event. As always, we are looking forward to meeting as many people as we can, catching up with old friends and sharing in good Drupal spirit with the rest of the community.
Dana:
Pen and paper? Stickies? Remember the Milk? ToDo.txt? Voo2Do? The list of tools goes on and on…
Brad :
Many sites have views that are used to generate a large number of sections/pages on the site, and you may want to easily change the number of results without having to edit the view. It's easy to create a settings page that will allow you to configure the number of results.
Josh:
Many javascript libraries, including the almost ubiquitous jQuery, provide an element.ready function. This allows for queuing functions to run when the document or element is ready to receive commands.
Irakli:
Phase2 will be in Copenhagen! And we have selected a variety of topics that we would like to share our vision on. If you are planning to be at DrupalCon in Copenhagen, this August, check-out the list of proposed sessions and panels by Phase2 and please vote on the ones you might be interested to attend.
Brad :
There are GUI tools that show the performance and statistics of your memcache servers. However, if you just want a quick answer to some simple questions, you can use basic commands and save the time of installing and configuring the tools.
Dave:
Large-scale Drupal implementations inevitably contain lots of content types, involve many users that participate in testing, and thousands upon thousands of nodes. For these reasons, you have to be very diligent from the beginning about how you differentiate test content from real content in order to avoid launching a site with pages full of lorem ipsum (or a photo gallery from your dog's 5th birthday party.)