audit

If you're running an enterprise Drupal Project or a Drupal Development Platform, chances are you'll need someone to audit your development and/or production environment to make sure you're running an optimal setup. Without an independent audit, you could be exposing your project to unnecessary risks and spending more money than you need to.

So as well as high quality software development, I am offering these consulting services to my clients:

• Audit Drupal Code Bases & Quality Control
• Manage Development Teams (remote or in-house)
• APIs, Documentation, Knowledge Management

Hi, I'm currently in the planning stage of creating an online presence of a student guide to the university and the city of Ghent. There's one question that keeps popping up: how can you create a guide that is as accurate as possible, and how can you spot most easily what needs an update, a fact check or a rewrite?

I'm exploring a few routes, and I'd like some input and/or hear about your experiences. (This isn't strictly newspaper-related content, but since local newspapers often also try their best to be a guide to the city they cover, I thought I'd post it over here anyway.) Here goes:

Submitted for perusal by the group, as passed to me by a fellow developer.

"[Google ratproxy is a] semi-automated, largely passive web application security audit tool, optimized for an accurate and sensitive detection, and automatic annotation, of potential problems and security-relevant design patterns based on the observation of existing, user-initiated traffic in complex web 2.0 environments.