Google Summer of Code 2010

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Our awesome community recently became a bit more awesome. Drupal was accepted into Google's Summer of Code 2014! Student applications started March 10th and are open until March 21st. It's not too late to become a student, mentor, or submit a project idea. Not available to join the GSoC fun...maybe you can send an email to your alumni university mailing list?

I am building on one Drupal project where we have 1 main site and n number of sub-sites. The requirements are as follows per role base:

Super Admin

1. Can create a n number of sub sites from main site front-end (a.foo.com, b.foo.com). We have wildcard entry for foo.com
2. Can administer any sub-site created from main site.
3. Can create content and can choose under which sub-site it will be available. (One content can be shared across multiple sub sites)
4. Can create menus and can choose under which sub-site it will be available.

Hello everyone. I'm a final year IT major and for my senior design I have decided to redesign a non-profit organization Web site using Drupal. My background is in .Net Framework but I have been playing with Drupal and I have a developed lot of interests. The non-profit organization is a chapter based organization, which has 1-3 chapters in every state and some parts of Africa, Europe and Canada. My academic adviser has approved the project BUT said that I will have to develop two custom modules. I have never develop any module before. Any suggestions/ideas will highly be appreciated.

This my final update for the GSOC 2010 project Rules Transformers.

After some hard work in the last days, I finally finished the project.
Currently users need to get the latest JSPlumb version from the SVN repository and put into the transformers_pipelines manually. But I talked with Simon, the developer of JSPlumb, and he said that he'll release the 1.2.2 version as MIT and GPL, so I can commit it within my repository.

A short (4th) update on Rules Transformers:

After meeting with my mentor, we decided, that I would stop coding on the UI at the monent and would work on the metadata functions(take a look at this issue #859764 for more information), so that I could concentrate later fully on the UI.

• So the last week:

  • I added metadata intergration for csv.
  • started on the integration for xml.
  • and added a skipline parameter for csv

• Future Tasks:

  • This week I'll be finishing the xml stuff and if time allows start coding on the UI again.

Here is the sixth update of Rules Optimization SoC Project. In the previous week I didn't start with rule sets as I mentioned in last update. Instead of this klausi and me agreed upon optimizing tree structure further.

Tasks done:

This is the fifth update of Rules Optimization SoC Project. In this week my major tasks were about making the module more reliable by simpletests and code cleanup. These can be summarized as:

This is the fourth update of Rules Optimization SoC Project. Optimization for event sets is finally working (There might be some bugs so currently it's under review). And fago has also committed the patch for optimization (http://drupal.org/node/810770) in Rules 2.x. So this module would work for optimization with latest Rules 2.x. But before using rules_optimization module keep in mind that there should not be any event set on the site before enabling the module otherwise site will break. First remove event sets, enable rules_optimization module and then create event sets again (seems lengthy but this would give optimized performance).