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Drupal 5.0 released

ventureskills
Tue 16 January 2007, 12:24 pm GMT +0100
Thought it was worth letting people know that Drupal 5.0 is now out of beta.
More details on the drupal.org web site.
Guess its time to go round and update some old sites, just a note of warning modules for 4.7 are not compaitble with Drupal 5 so some sites will have to wait while module writers make their releases.

Nikolas
Tue 16 January 2007, 01:11 pm GMT +0100
Cool. I never tried drupal before, but as it is so popular - and professional from what I've heared - maybe I should give it a try.

davidelvar
Mon 5 February 2007, 12:32 am GMT +0100
Cool. I never tried drupal before, but as it is so popular - and professional from what I've heared - maybe I should give it a try.

Yeah , I have also never tried Drupal. Should I give it a go?

ventureskills
Mon 5 February 2007, 12:57 am GMT +0100
It's our preferred CMS primarily because it so flexible, its access control system means clients never see the backend yet, still have full control in terms of content placement, what stories make it to the front page etc. I think it is well worth trying out, we recently ran a series of blog posts on Drupal 4.7 using it to create a digg like site with no programming at all!
this gives you an idea of the power in terms of modules, of course for the php developer its great as it works logically it took me about 10 minutes to write a hello world style module, from no real knowledge now we routinely build new modules and adapt them as we see fit.

I am in the process of redoing the digg tutorials for drupal 5 which I will post up a link when done but in the mean time have a play, if you do, then download and install the cck & views module as well we have a tutorial on cck up on the blog, views is coming.

davidelvar
Mon 5 February 2007, 01:25 am GMT +0100
It's our preferred CMS primarily because it so flexible, its access control system means clients never see the backend yet, still have full control in terms of content placement, what stories make it to the front page etc. I think it is well worth trying out, we recently ran a series of blog posts on Drupal 4.7 using it to create a digg like site with no programming at all!
this gives you an idea of the power in terms of modules, of course for the php developer its great as it works logically it took me about 10 minutes to write a hello world style module, from no real knowledge now we routinely build new modules and adapt them as we see fit.

I am in the process of redoing the digg tutorials for drupal 5 which I will post up a link when done but in the mean time have a play, if you do, then download and install the cck & views module as well we have a tutorial on cck up on the blog, views is coming.

Wow, I'll be sure it give it a go when I have the time.

Nikolas
Tue 6 February 2007, 05:22 pm GMT +0100
Tim I think you should make a blog about Drupal. You know much about this software, and as a good advisor you could really make such a site succeed.

....just an opinion :)

ventureskills
Tue 6 February 2007, 05:45 pm GMT +0100
Check out the Venture Skills blog, our best Drupal posts:
Make a Digg like site without any programming
CCK/Views tutorial
Drupal & SEO a good combination
I keeping umming and arrahing about starting up a new site just for Drupal, you never know I might just do it!

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