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The Notifications Framework in Drupal makes it very easy to tell people about what you post online - and it looks great too. We wrote about this on <a href="http://www.developmentseed.org/blog/2008/jan/23/keeping-people-posted-notifications-and-messaging":our blog
Jasmine conducting a lesson on Drupal for many technical people from the various schools. On the far left in the blue shirt is Warren from MOE. The lady in the yellow shirt is Joyce from Koror Elementary School. She is the key person in introducing new technology to the school. The guy in the flower shirt is Keizy and he is the guy who built the Palau High School (PHS) website. I am also working with him to build a database. The lady on the right is Romalda and she is in charge of the Multimedia Assisted Instruction Laboratory (MAI labs) at PHS. Keizy and Romalda are really fun to work with :) Edwel is the guy in the green shirt at the far end.
Showing the LayoutStudio theme settings page where you can choose your layout and its dimensions in Drupal 7.
This tracker style was supported in Drupal 4.4 but was removed in Drupal 4.5 (on March 20th 2004: cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/drupal/modules/tracker.mo... )
We keep forward porting it, now on Drupal 6.4.
Every person standing has contrubuted to Drupal. 2300 people, few are seated. DrupalCon Amsterdam 2014
Book published on Open Atrium by Tracy Smith from Phase2 Technology! This is the first book out dedicated just to Open Atrium - the Drupal-based platform for building team collaboration portals.
Details at developmentseed.org/blog/2011/jan/24/open-atrium-book-pub...
The Ixis Drupalicon stress balls before their trip to DrupalCamp UK
Track their travels at http://pppp.andrewl.net/drupal.html