Rules Training at DrupalCon Prague
During DrupalCon Prague we are offering a training called "Learn Rules in Day". Attending the training you’ll get to know one of Drupal’s most powerful extension - the Rules module.
fluxkraft - erster Release ist da!
Vielleicht habt Ihr es bemerkt, es hat sich viel getan in letzter Zeit auf drupal.org bzgl. fluxkraft. Wir haben inzwischen alle erstellten Module veröffentlicht und daraus eine Drupal Distribution zusammen geschnürrt.
In the Loop! How to process your views results with Rules
The Rules module is one of the most powerful site building tools in Drupal contrib space besides Views. You may already be familiar with creating reaction rules to perform custom actions after certain events. In this blog post, I will show you different ways of how you can leverage the Rules module to process lists of data.
DrupalCon Prague - We're going
Three times a year DrupalCons bring the international Drupal community together and provide a great opportunity for coding on the next Drupal release, sharing knowledge or networking.
To cloud or not to cloud
So schnell kanns gehen: Lange Zeit ging nichts ohne SAAS oder cloud-basierten Anwendungen. Mit den Enthüllungen über PRISM und co scheinen sich die Zeiten zu ändern, jedenfalls scheint man sich endlich wieder vermehrt Gedanken über Datensicherheit zu machen.
fluxkraft - unsere Ziele und eine Reise in die Zukunft
After reading our introduction to fluxkraft you will have a general idea about the project. But what are the main goals of the project? What usecases do we think about?
Neues Startup will Open Source CMS Drupal in Österreich zur Nr. 1 machen
„drunomics“ – dies ist der Name eines Unternehmens, welches eine klare Zielsetzung verfolgt: Drupal - am Beispiel von einigen europäischen Ländern - zum vorherrschenden System für den Aufbau von Webseiten in Österreich zu etablieren.
Introducing fluxkraft - vereinfachte Web Automatisierung mit der Kraft von Rules!
Semantic content enhancements with Drupal, Apache Stanbol and VIE.js
As previously announced on the IKS blog I’ve been recently working together with Stéphane Corlosquet on integrating the tools provided by the IKS project to do semantic content enhancements in Drupal as part of the IKS early adopter program.
The Interactive Knowledge Stack (IKS) project is an open source community which got funded by the EU to build an open and flexible technology platform for semantically enhanced Content Management Systems. Thanks to IKS, open source projects like Apache Stanbol, VIE.js or Create.js got started. While VIE.js and Create.js are already on their way to Drupal 8 via the Spark initiative, our focus was on integrating Apache Stanbol with Drupal 7. In short, Apache Stanbol is a java web application that leverages tools like Apache Solr, Apache Tika or Apache OpenNLP to provide a set of reusable components for semantic content management via RESTful web services. On the front-end side, VIE.js (“Vienna IKS Editables”) is the JavaScript library for implementing decoupled Content Management Systems and semantic interaction in web applications.
A New Entity Property API for Drupal 8
While the conversion to full CRUD for entities and classed objects for Drupal 8 made good progress, we’ve not yet reached the goals of fully translatable entities and having a default entity serialization for import/export, content staging and web services. For those points we need to know what’s in an entity! Yes we can look up the fields, but there are also base entity properties and further stuff modules put on entities, which both are no fields so we do not know anything about them. That is what the new Entity Property API is supposed to change!
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