Working group

Ok, so you have a Drupal-based site up and running. Now, how do you drive traffic to your site? Have you been successful? What worked, and what didn't? Let's talk about the legitimate ways to generate (and then analyze) site traffic and make a Drupal-based site successful.

Are you climbing the Drupal learning curve? Do you want to write your own modules or themes? Have a vision of running a killer Drupal-based site? If you've got big-D dreams, then this is the group for you. We'll make you skilled like a ninja. If you've got skills to share, or are tired of being told to "clone yourself," join up and lend a hand!

This group is for all the people who, for any reason, use flexinode. You can keep up to date by watching flexinode news here, or follow up on development issues regarding flexinode.

Hello and welcome.

I'm running several sites using Drupal's multisite feature, and noticed the absence of a group to discuss the various issues and how-tos related to doing this. If anyone has any questions about the basics, I can probably answer them. I'd also like to see some tutorials about more advanced stuff like sharing database tables.

This group seeks to analyze Drupal-related data in order to better understand its evolution across different dimensions and over time. This includes both automated and manual analysis, chart and graphic generation, and may result in eventually developing various modules for drupal.org and its subdomains.

This group is for people who are looking to build dating or match making related sites. If you are developing dating related sites, please post the links here. Any case studies, success stories will be appreciated.

Welcome, fellow trader or Drupaler!

We'll be discussing how to use Drupal to run a trading site. It would be great if we had modules to track orders, display charts, calculate profit and loss, and gather statistics. A site like this could be used as a trading platform, to manage a fund and allocate shares among client accounts, to run a brokerage, or as a simple trade journal.

This is a working group focusing on triage for issues on Drupal.org. Triage is the activity of categorizing, updating and adding information to issues so developers know where their efforts are most needed. This group maintains guidelines for managing the issue queue, suggests targets for bug hunters, and connects people who are helping Drupal developers by doing triage.

As of December 2006, there are 1500 active issues in core and almost 10000 total active issues, giving the false impression that Drupal is buggy, unreliable and unresponsive.