Working group

Welcome to the Postgresql group. Hope we can find out a way how the Drupal code can be more accessible to PostgreSQL users. If you don't know what PostgreSQl is, don't panic; visit http://www.postgresql.org for more help. But please dont ask here specific postgresql questions. Thank you :)

Hey I'd like to form a group of SLers that are interested in conceiving and developing Drupal modules to support effective integration of Drupal online communities w/ SL online communities-- and then showing others how to do it well.

The Drupal Chat group hosts discussions of real-time chat development.

This group was suggested as a way to follow up on the discussions spawned at Moshe Weitzman's DrupalCon Brussels 2006 talk on Implementing a fully baked Wiki module for Drupal.

Let's conclude some of those thoughts and translate them into code!

This is our Drupal group to grow the newsletter in the Esperanto movement.

Interesaj ligiloj:

• http://drupal.org/project/Translations
• http://drupal.org/node/11130

Drupalo estas senpaga sistemo kun libere disvastigata kodo (vidu licenzon GNU) por facile krei dinamikajn retejojn kaj subteni/administri ilin. Por komenci uzi ĝin ne estas bezonataj specialaj scioj en programado kaj interretaj teknologioj.

• What Drupal can learn from RoR: Naming conventions? Ease of use? Speed of development? There is loads of stuff that has little to do with the environment, programming language or other technical thingies. But this stuff is very interesting to use in Drupal. Test Driven Development, Rapid prototyping, extreme conventions, just to name some buzzwords.
• ... and why RoR not the evil competitor. If we can learn from it, it helps us. And in fact RoR is used for entirely different situtations often, then Drupal. Lets see how we can get the "STFU about RoR" out of the Drupaleers. PHP is not evil. Ruby is not evil. Rails is not evil.

This group was started as a result of a presentation at Barcamp Brussels. We discussed that the current solutions focus too much on the exercise and not on the concept of learning which happens best in a motivating community of learners and teachers in many languages.

This group works on internationalization issues, like making it possible to translate menus, nodes and taxonomies in Drupal. This includes everything from process and workflows, to actual code issues or optimizations required. The Translations group is where to go if you are working on translating Drupal core or contrib modules.

A discussion area for people working with sites for the scouting/guiding movement

A major pain in the butt for many developers is that their patches never gets reviewed (me included), therefore this group was created. It's purpose is to help people to make reviews, to coordinate reviewers, share experience and a place for review exchanges (i.e. I'll review your patch if you review mine).

Useful links;
http://drupal.org/node/10261 - The revision process

http://drupal.org/node/10262 - Criteria for evaluating proposed changes
http://drupal.org/node/318 - Coding standards
http://drupal.org/patch/review - Tips for reviewing patches