So you're launching a new website or replacing an old one and want to make sure everything goes smoothly? This guide will give you a run-down of everything you can check to avoid common pitfalls!
I was recently in a meeting with a design agency who had to use Drupal for one of their websites and they hadn’t heard good things about it. The points they raised were common ones so I thought I would cover them here. This blog post isn’t a bash against Drupal, we are clearly huge Drupal fans!
I recently went through the process of contributing my first Drupal 7 module, and while the process isn't too hard there were many things that would have been helpful to know at the start rather than finding out half way through the process.
Should my site go mobile?What is responsive design all about? and How many people view my site on a mobile phone? are all questions frequently asked by site owners.
In this day and age most of us have a mobile device of some description, whether that's an iPad, smart phone, or one of the hundreds of the now alternative tablets that are available on the market.
Most developers who have had the pleasure to work with Drupal know that there is a steep learning curve to get over first before you can really begin to love Drupal and flawlessly develop sites with it.
Microserve will be fielding their biggest team ever for the Bristol 10k. 2012's team was comprised of 9 fit and athletic individuals however 2013's team will be even bigger with 13 people running the race.
The Drupal.org module page (http://drupal.org/project/modules) will give you a list of the most installed contributed modules. These modules are widely used and highly regarded in the community, but what about the less well known modules?
Going live! A Drupal checklist
So you're launching a new website or replacing an old one and want to make sure everything goes smoothly? This guide will give you a run-down of everything you can check to avoid common pitfalls!