drupal 7

Since working for Acquia I interact with dozens of different client every day, and even though most use the Acquia Managed Cloud or Acquia DevCloud environments there are varying development methods and workflows used. I thought I would blog about my preferred workflow, then you can tell me about your.

So, this site is Drupal 7, hosted with Acquia Managed Cloud. All of my code is version controlled via git.

It's that time of year again, time to vote in the .net awards.

Each year .net magazine holds awards for the international web industry. It starts by asking for nominations, these nominations all get collated and are then opened up for public voting. Once the votes have all been counted the top three in each category are revealed, and a group of many judges vote on the winners.

This month I have an article in .net magazine. If you are a subscriber you may have seen it already, if not you will have to head down to the shops later this week and buy yourself a copy.

Drupal 7 launched just over a week ago, and earlier this week I moved this site over to Drupal 7.

Although there are some critical, major and minor bugs to fix on Drupal 7, it's time to start talking about Drupal 8.

There has been a lot of press regarding how many Drupal jobs are currently available. Many people have been commenting on the lack of experienced Drupal developers. Well, I am here to help.

As many people maybe aware I work full time for Mark Boulton Design, as a key member of their development team. Although in my spare time I have around 10 hours a week to take on freelance projects.

In a few weeks I will be starting work for Mark Boulton Design, who are currently working on the usability of Drupal. I will be working on many web development projects in Drupal and other frameworks, but hope I can get some input into Drupal's usability.

After speaking to Webchick in the #drupal IRC channel, and watching Dries' video (embed below), I really want to try and help get Views into core.