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A new side project I'm working on is now in beta: GoodF*****gDrupalAdvice.com. It is currently NSFW, a SFW version will be coming shortly. :)
For a couple months, I was driving between DC and Wilmington 2-4 times a week. These jokes are a result of that drive. Feel free to add your own in the comment section.
What did Drupal say to the database? Wanna hook_update?
Why did the block cross the road? To get to the other region.
What did the module say to the theme? You're blocking my view.
Why was the menu link sad? It didn't get a callback after the argument.
What did D6 say to D7? I look forward to meeting you. What did D7 say to D6? Nothing.
How is a hotdog like a tpl.php file? They're both pre-processed.
What did the files directory say to apache? Come at me bro.
What's crazy is this is real; watch the last minute of the video for an explaination of how they did it...
I broadly define Drupal site development into four categories:
If I'm building a new site, I have a drush makefile and a custom bash script that sets up the site and enables/configures core & contrib modules. My goal is to enable and configure 80% of the modules I use 80% of the time, I find this helps speed development time.
It took 2 1/2 years for Google to generate sitelinks for CMD:
I wrote this for a client earlier today but want to share it on my blog as well.
Full disclosure: I'm partial to Drupal.
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