For several years my blog was powered by Drupal. At the time (when I studied and worked in academia) I was an active Drupal developer, so that was a logical choice, and Drupal served me well.
When occupation and family situation changed however, my Drupal interest and involvement slowly decreased …
Here's an update of the post about the size tracking of the Drupal 7 issue queue I made more than a month ago. January has been a pretty fruitful month for Drupal core development: we hit the point were the critical D7 issue queue halved in size. It reached its …
Some notes I made on DrupalCamp Ghent 2009 on 11 and 12 december. Mainly for my own reference, so please don't read any further.
Kristof De Jaeger presented his Display Suite module. He showed how it can be used for "theming" a node through an UI. Looks very interesting.
Since May 2009, I'm monitoring the Drupal 7 issue queue sizes. I use a cron job in Python that goes out four times a day to drupal.org to scrape the issue queue sizes mentioned in the "contributor links" block.
The idea is to see if the time series can …
Drupal didn't work out of the box and gave the following white screen of death:
500 Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
After some research I found out that One.com hosting didn't like Drupal's default .htaccess file …
It's official now: I'm joining Krimson on their trip to DrupalCon Boston 2008!
Not more than a month ago, the nice people of Krimson offered to fund the trip and stay at DrupalCon Boston for someone from the Belgian/European Drupal community. At first I didn't really consider filling in …
The logs of my (drupal powered) website show a lot of referer spam. Some time ago I had this statistics page which contained a listing of the last 10 pages my site's visitors came from (aka referers). Soon spambots found out and spammed this list. I made the list invisible …
Wello horld This is the first page I submitted to my brand new drupal site. The title is a bit foo-barisch, but I couldn't come up with a better one.