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Dear Members,
I am interested in speaking with you for a contract role in Princeton, NJ.

If you are interested/available, please reply with your word resume and I will follow-up with a phone call to discuss further.
Here is the requirement I wanted to speak with you.

Drupal Developer
Princeton, NJ
Contract – C2C or W2

Here are the main skills:

1. Drupal
2. MySQL
3. Site factory deployment
4. Drush, GIT and Vagrant

Thank You,
Pulkit Purohit
pulkit.purohit@cyberthink.com
Office: (732) 481-4174 x 6541

I support a number of D7 sites. Most of them share a common theme, the modules in use in each site can vary.

To save space and sanity, I set up local multisite on my dev box. In test and production all of the sites are single site installs. I have little or no control over this decision.

We've been having workflow discussions at work.

We've been using the Gitflow model, but have been having discussions about eliminating all the branching overhead and having everybody commit directly to develop.

How do you all manage your workflow with multiple people using a repo, and how do you do your pushes to dev/test/stage/prod?

Curious to see how others in the area are doing it...

Si hay alguien por acá interesado (u obligado) en mejorar su fujo de desarrollo (developer workflow), lo invito a leer el articulo que escribí: Flujos de desarrollo en Drupal: Para ganar, primero hay que invertir

Se aceptan comentarios, criticas, consultas, etc.

Buenos humos a todos los drupaleros!

Gentes Drupal,

quería compartir una nota en mi blog sobre mis pruebas recientes... tratando de mejorar un poco mi forma de trabajar con Drupal (y otras herramientas) en grupo, control de versiones,etc...

http://jordila.github.io/blog/2014/09/09/de-desarrollo-drupal-colaborativo/

Comentarios son más que bienvenidos !

Edit: This has been fixed now.

After having browsed through a number of review threads I noticed that very many of them received the following comment:

Hi Drupallers,

I thought this worth sharing here, given the number of BDUG members who have expressed an interest in tools like drush and git, but need to increase their comfort level with working on the command line to manage a Drupal site.

Drupalize.me has a whole series of Command Line Basics videos that are FREE. Check it out:
http://drupalize.me/guides/developer-deployment-tools

~ Jennifer

Howdy all, I posted my demo from last Tuesday online: http://www.pfvdw.com/blog/drupal-sass-and-compass-are-friends

Hope this helps!

On the menu for this go 'round is multi-sites. We'll be learning how to set up a multi-site live, how to configure our local machines to work with multi-sites and multi domains, set up git branches & repos for the sites, update the variety of sites with Drush and best ways to handle individual configuration of modules as required.

Hey everybody,

We're excited to offer our full-day Blue Collar Git training on February 6th to kick off DrupalCon. This action-packed, all-day workshop features insightful training and lots of hands-on learning designed to empower you with the knowledge and confidence to start leveraging the Git version control system for your every day workflow.