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August 19, 2008, Welcome

Tue, 08/19/2008 - 18:00 — Tim
2008 Tomatoes

It's been a crazy 2 weeks getting my classroom off the ground and into a comfortable flow for the beginning of the year. It is always double the work when I am learning a new groups' system for doing things because I am also silently thinking of how I would design a drupal system to make things more effective. Things are leveling out and I am sliding back into expanding my drupal knowledge for some other projects! Things are growing!
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Peace!
-Tim

Drupal house

Mon, 08/04/2008 - 11:00 — Tim
drupalhouse

Drupal
I have been determined to learn how to use Drupal for several years now. The Drupal experience can be broken into three groups of understanding. The development or software writing, the design and layout, and the end user administration. It's possible to be all three of these at once, but generally someone is a mixture of these three at varying degrees. Drupal is an infinitely flexible infrastructure; it can literally function as any form of media; from phone system, message system, application framework, financial system, etc. And further, it can be all these at the same time, interwoven at the core. This is a far cry from the systems we work with today, where everything has a separate nexus of it's own, which leaves humans as the transit between systems which are often sitting on the same desk in front of us. Is the system the boss of us? or are we the boss of the system?

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