How to share knowledge in Scotland? 2

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alanbold - Wed, 2008-01-30 01:59

Thanks Andy for starting this issue, I've created a 'story post' for this discussion so we can all comment as the first post was a wiki which doesnt allow comments. I think someone needs to undertake a full due diligence of the pros & cons of both running an online site and/or using the tools available within the Drupal groups platform. I can see a ton of issues and am quite happy to undertake this task. This is a Drupal group specific to topics regarding 'Drupal groups' and I intend to chat to this groups manager about future developments and existing issues and functionality.

Im guessing that some people seem to think that if we have a dedicated site then it would allow us all to play about with Drupal but if we do go along the route of a dedicated site then any interaction should be controlled. All of us should have a test localhost Drupal installation on our personal PC or laptops so we can all play & test Drupal without breaking other peoples work. (Note..We should perhaps cover installing a drupal test server for those who dont know how to do it, at a future meeting, anyone want to take this on?)

Unless anyone objects I will report back to the group on this subject at the next meeting, meanwhile please comment.

PS If anyone especially wants to help me to do this then pipe-up as I would be quite happy to collaborate.


I'm happy to discuss the

KeithHurst - Wed, 2008-01-30 10:15

I'm happy to discuss the installation of Drupal on a local machine, this is the ONLY way to develop initially, it allows you to play, is of course free and you don't go about breaking your existing work.

Regarding hosting our own site, I don't think this is required just yet I think we should have all the tools available to us here to share knowledge and pass information.

Even now when I'm working on something I tend to work locally, when it's all done and dusted I upload to the hosted site.

KH