What's in a framework, experiences from Rails and Drupal
I've now been working professionally in Drupal for a year and have learned a lot about it; I have some patches into contrib but I've not really done much with core other than some simpletests I was too...
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If you don't know already, the framework is dead. That is to say, unless you have money to burn, frameworks like Zend, CakePHP, Django, Struts, .NET, and even Rails should not be considered as a...
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Ruby, Drupal and a tadpole's swimlane
Entering the pondAs a tadpole in the Metal Toad pond, I had my fair share of anxiety in my first few weeks as a developer but from day one every member of the team made me feel welcome and has always...
View ArticleWhat's in a framework, experiences from Rails and Drupal
What's in a framework, experiences from Rails and DrupalChuck VoseTue, 08/31/2010 - 21:39I've now been working professionally in Drupal for a year and have learned a lot about it; I have some patches...
View ArticleThe Framework is dead. Long live the CMS.
The Framework is dead. Long live the CMS.Joaquin LippincottFri, 09/24/2010 - 04:33If you don't know already, the framework is dead. That is to say, unless you have money to burn, frameworks like Zend,...
View ArticleRuby, Drupal and a tadpole's swimlane
Ruby, Drupal and a tadpole's swimlaneJason RodriguezMon, 01/06/2014 - 18:36Entering the pond
View ArticleAutocomplete Using ActiveAdmin and Rails 3, Including Has Many Associations...
Autocomplete Using ActiveAdmin and Rails 3, Including Has Many Associations and Polymorphic ModelsMoof MayedaFri, 05/01/2015 - 17:37I love how easy ActiveAdmin is to use out of the box, but it can...
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