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Building Content-Rich Sites, Orlando, - July 23, 2009

Thursday, July 23, 2009

NOTE: The date of this workshop has been changed to July 23.

Join us in July at Leu Gardens in Orlando for this day-long no-frills Friday focused on the Content Construction Kit and Views modules, two of the most widely used modules in the Drupal eco-system. We’ll cover these useful tools that allow you to define, edit, add and delete new types of content, such as blog posts, press releases, photo albums or newsletters and how they will be presented on your site. Our hometown no frills fee of $124 covers training from 9 to 5.

Topics: Building Content-Rich Sites

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Ubercart Basics, Orlando - August 21, 2009

DrupalEasy Podcast 12: Leveling the Playing Fields

Posted Friday, June 26 at 10:19 am

We're back together for another news-based DrupalEasy podcast covering some of the latest Drupal-related (and sometimes not-so-related) happenings in the Drupal community. Join Andrew Riley, Ryan Price, and myself (Mike Anello) as we discuss Opera Unite, the next version of Drupal and CCK, an upcoming Drupal-powered intranet package. As always, we also make our Picks of the Week and Site of the Week.

Download Podcast 12
DrupalEasy_ep12_20090625.mp3

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Thanks for a well-organized, straightforward, and information-packed workshop. Thank you for covering the basics so concisely and clearly. It was a good experience for me. I'm looking forward to taking more workshops from DrupalEasy.

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APIs and 3rd Party Integration Mashups, Shared Data, Aggregation and Syndication	0	0	n/a
CCK and Content Types Drupal has powerful tools for storing and displaying information.	0	0	n/a
eCommerce, Advertising and Monetization Sell things or make some money. Business business!	0	0	n/a
Events, buddylists, locations and geocoding Dealing with times, places and relationships.	0	0	n/a
Internationalization and Localization I18N, multi-lingual support, right-to-left languages	0	0	n/a
Media - Videos, Audio, Photos, Files, Downloads Embedding and feeding media, RSS enclosures.	0	0	n/a
Notifications and Messaging eMail, Text Messages, Alerts, Twitter, Facebook Updates	0	0	n/a
Search Engine Optimization SEO, SEM, Path Aliases, Menus - Also human-readable urls and links, breadcrumbs and feeds.	0	0	n/a
Search, Snippets, Teasers Showing content to users in a condensed format.	0	0	n/a
Taxonomy and Views Categorizing and collecting information.	0	0	n/a
Theming Drupal Front-end work. After you get all your checkboxes lined up, theming takes care of the display.	0	0	n/a
Users and Access Control Profiling and administering people.	0	0	n/a

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