There are development tasks better suited to running in a command-line script than in the Drupal web interface. The two most notable in my experience are code fragment testing, especially when exploring how an API works, and data import/export. Happily, this kind of scripting is possible with Drupal. The PHP code shown below, created from examples seen in Planet Drupal posts, and later in the drush module, is serving me well as a command-line script template. It works in both Drupal 5 and 6. read more |
The Content Construction Kit allows you to add custom fields to nodes using a web browser.
CCK is one of the most popular Drupal modules, with most Drupal sites using it because it gives much more flexibility and control over your content. It is a core building block for many websites.
Here is an overview of Lullabot’s new Learning CCK Video: read more |
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The Austin (Zen Sub theme) was created in partnership with Mark Boulton for the "Iron Chef" style competition at SXSW 2009. The competition known as "Ultimate Showdown of Content Management System Destiny" brought 3 CMSs (Drupal, Wordpress and Joomla!) together to build the same site and the same theme in each platform, and then share all the hard work back with our communities.
The sxsw project can be followed here: http://cmsshowdown.com/drupal and the site and its theme + modules will be available for download there soon.
The Austin theme is a typographically driven theme, designed by Mark Boulton.
***This theme requires Zen. |
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This is the theme used by the Chicago Drupal Meetup Group. It has been ported to Drupal 6 with zen.
It uses a header based on the current time.
Creds to Slurpee and Digthepixels for the Chicago Skyline headers.
We would also like to thank the band Chicago for their music.

As a zen subtheme, you must install Zen to use this! |
This is a port of the Wordpress theme by the same name. The theme uses the Blueprint CSS Framework which provides "an easy-to-use grid, sensible typography, and even a stylesheet for printing. "
The original NeeWee is released by Mattias Hising under the GNU General Public License v2.
This Drupal port strives to maintain the simple cleanliness of the original while integrating basic Drupal functionality with the outcome being a good-looking and useable website that does not look like a Drupal website.
This theme is still a work in progress with some rough edges. Please submit issues and hopefully we can update its status to "somewhat tarnished" :-) |
Eclipse, with the newly released PDT 2.0, is a very capable Drupal IDE. With code completion, automatic documentation lookups, and integrated debugging, Eclipse is very good for anyone who spends time doing Drupal code.
One issue I've run into with Eclipse when working on contributed modules is that the modules themselves aren't located within a Drupal installation. I found myself resorting to external programs or the command line to copy my changes to my development site or to my local development copy. Using Eclipse's External Tools, it's possible to deploy changes with a single click, greatly reducing the time to test modified code. |
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