I found John Wohlers’ presentation on drupal’s flag module from the recent Chicagoland Library Drupal Group to be quite interesting (skip to 1:20:50 in the stream for that presentation). This module looks like a promising way to allow users to bookmark/favourite content on our new site as well as to flag inappropriate content. I also [...]
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This site is hilarious. If you enjoy the first episode below, there are three more waiting there for you. Thanks to Drew for the tip. I previously wrote about backing up stored passwords in firefox and there was some discussion about some more robust password solutions. I still have not tried any password utilities but if I was going to, I would probably give LastPass a shake first. It was covered on a recent Security Now podcast and Steve gave [...] I sat in on this webinar last week. Ostensibly about all of the contrib modules which have been brought into core for d7, that was really only a small part of what was covered. They also talked about Drupal Gardens. Wanna play around with d7 now? Drupal Gardens is the easiest way and it’s free… This looks like a pretty cool tool for doing wireframes online. Currently in free beta but eventually presumably not free… Very cool idea from google, sounds sort of like Pipes for smartphones. Ah, beer + tech = the best! I could really go for one of these… Via cnet Obligatory monthly library related post so I don’t lose my accreditation. Our website redesign continues to plod along. In preparation, we have purchased a couple of additional III products which will facilitate some things we want to do on the new site. One of them, Patron API, is something I’ve wanted for a long [...] This site’s tagline has been “libraries, music, tech” right from the beginning. This was because I’d envisioned these being the main topics in roughly that order. However, tech has always been the most frequently posted category. This is because many library posts are tech related but not vice versa. Additionally, recently there has been a [...] I just got a new computer running windows 7 and so far, it’s a pretty great operating system. I’ve found a few annoyances but always some clever person has already come up with a fix. Case in point: I’m used to the xp behaviour of windows explorer where it shows you in the status bar [...] |
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