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There is a fork in my pants.
There is a fork in my pants.
Demo project used for "A Pragmatic Look at Drupal Development" session given at DrupalCamp Chicago 2013.
https://2013.drupalcampchicago.org/sessions/pragmatic-look-drupal-develo...
This module allows get reports and use Blizzard API for your battle.net modules
The idea and Realization: Rysevets M.
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This module uses Angular JS to create a single page Angular JS App that allows embedding, approving and viewing of social media posts. It is pretty tightly coupled with a particular custom site at the moment, but is intended to serve as a good example of how to use Drupal and AngularJS together.
This project contains Features exports deemed necessary to getting started with a Community Media Starterkit (easy) quickly.
Example of how to use a deployment module to automate incremental deployments for your Drupal site.
A lot of Drupal work involves configuring modules, updating settings etc (aka site building). If you have a local site and a live site, any changes you make locally need to be replicated on live. That is a lot of double handling. It is worse of you have multiple sites in your pipeline, such as dev, qa, staging, live. Features can take care of some of it, but not all. A Site Deployment module allows you to script all updates and eliminate manual changes.
This project contains example modules created for the course INF5272 at the University of Oslo.
"Adyax SAS" TEST for 6-7 Drupal