Drupal hit it big when version 5 came out. Before this time it had a considerable user base, but it hadn't gone main stream yet. The transition from Drupal 4 to Drupal 5 was extremely quick. No one held on to Drupal 4 and all significant modules released 5x versions within a few months. When Drupal 6 came out last year I think many of us expected the same kind of quick upgrading and transitioning, but alas, and many important modules have taken their sweet time coming out with a 6x release.
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My Top 10 Web Development "won’t do" list
If you’re in the web development or software development industry then this list will probably remind you of situations you’ve encountered. If you aren’t in the business then I hope this list is educational.
Won’t do #1: I won’t build a site for companies that I consider to be unethical.
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- Thoughts for module maintainers regarding the Drupal upgrade cycle
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- Advanced Taxonomy Blocks module for Drupal 6 released today!
- Next Release of Jquery Menu to provide integration for other Drupal modules
- So Adobe says it supports open source eh?
