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Learning Drupal Fundamentals

By Webmistress 

Many of you already know what a huge Drupal fan I am, but on October 19th I am going to show you.  I hope you'll join me for a two hour online class about the fundamentals of building a Drupal site.  This class is ideal for those of you who are just getting started using Drupal, or who are curious about why and how you should use it.  As I am sure you know, Drupal is beh more>>

Directory

What happened to Directory Services?

By David Lane 

On Twitter a few days ago, a tweet from @jwildeboer caught my attention:

OATH, OAUTH, OpenID - this is all getting too complicated. We need simple identification for the future. more>>

A Primer on HTML5 <Video> and Why You Should Care About It

By Shay David 

There is good news: the “open Web”, a vision for the future of the Internet that is participatory, collaborative and free from vendor lock-in is finally coming to fruition. more>>

Queens of Drupal

Something is Drupally in the State of Denmark

By Katherine Druckman 

Now that I am fully recovered from jet lag, I am able to reflect on how enjoyable the recent Copenhagen DrupalCon was. Before going any further, however, I have to gratefully acknowledge the team of Drupalers who organized the conference and related activities. They all did an amazing job ensuring that the event was a great success. Thank you! more>>

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At the Forge - CouchDB

By Reuven M. Lerner 
Getting started with CouchDB, an increasingly popular non-relational database. more>>
Ubuntu Quickly

Getting Started with Quickly

By Jono Bacon 
Quickly helps you (quickly) write applications with Python and GTK. more>>
MySQL

MySQL Replication

By Michael Nugent 
MySQL has been running on Linux in the data center for many years, but MySQL replication still is not widely understood. Whether you're setting up a multinational asynchronous solution or a local cluster, there is a type of replication for your application. more>>

At the Forge - Testing JavaScript

By Reuven M. Lerner 
A look at Screw.Unit, a framework for JavaScript testing. more>>

Oval Office Goes Open Source

By Justin Ryan 

Whatever your political affiliations — or lack thereof — may be, it's surely good news to hear that the government is giving back, and doubly so when that giving is to the Open Source community. more>>

DrupalCon San Francisco

Get Ready for DrupalCon

By Katherine Druckman 

The title of this post is in no way meant to be a rallying cry, or some cheesy pep-talk. When I wrote "get ready," I quite literally meant it. As in, be prepared. more>>

Web Application Testing with Selenium

By Alexander Sirotkin 
Selenium Core provides basic Web application testing, and Selenium RC allows you to write test scripts in other programming languages, such as Perl, Java, C# and others. more>>

Developing Flash Applications with Flex Builder

By Carl Fink 
Flex Builder is built on top of Eclipse, and it allows you to develop Flash applications on Linux. more>>

jsormdb--an Embedded JavaScript Database

By Avi Deitcher 
With the rise of Web 2.0 and Rich Internet Applications, the need for a solid JavaScript-based data management paradigm has become much more acute. Using jsormdb, you can develop your applications with the same data-driven paradigm you use on server-side applications. more>>

Mongoose: an Embeddable Web Server in C

By Michael J. Hammel 
Mongoose provides a Web server that can be embedded in your application, and it consists of a single C source file (and a header file) that you can compile and link with your application code. If you need a simple Web server, Mongoose may be the solution. more>>

At the Forge - Cucumber

By Reuven M. Lerner 
Cucumber's plain-text integration testing is as useful as it is innovative. more>>
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