June 2014

Providing a responsive checkout is an important feature of any eCommerce site. Drupal Commerce if themed correctly handles this fairly sweet; except for one element, tables.

There are seemingly an ever-increasing number of efforts with the purpose of allowing programmers to write in some other language, like Java, CoffeeScript

According to a few people who have already taken the Acquia certification exam, it tested real-world Drupal knowlege rather than rote memorization

Since the content type I needed to search for was already indexed by the search module, I wanted to stick with core Drupal searching. I didn’t really want to mess with altering an advanced search form, so I came up with the following solution, which only took 5 easy steps.

While building Drupal websites, we end up building modules for all sorts of random tasks – anything from simply reorganizing the contents of a node object or adding fields to the Site Information page to views plugins or huge integrations.

I recently was faced with a project where the client has a "database" of items that will be brought into the brand new Drupal 7 site that we are preparing for him.