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Drupal: blog and beyond

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presented in OSS Festival 2008 in conjunction with NECTEC-ACE 2008 and Software Freedom Day 2008 in Bangkok, Thailand.

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  1. Slide 1: Drupal: blog and beyond Sugree Phatanapherom http://sugree.com/ sugree@gmail.com http://twitter.com/sugree sugree
  2. Slide 2: Drupal is a Content Management System sugree
  3. Slide 3: Drupal is not just a blog engine. sugree
  4. Slide 4: Are you looking for personal blog engine? sugree
  5. Slide 5: Sorry, Drupal is not the right solution for you. sugree
  6. Slide 6: Are you looking for something beyond blog? sugree
  7. Slide 7: Multiple user blog? sugree
  8. Slide 8: Community blog? sugree
  9. Slide 9: Complex blog? sugree
  10. Slide 10: User-generated content aka anything 2.0? sugree
  11. Slide 11: Yes, Drupal is one of the best solution that you are looking for. sugree
  12. Slide 12: Why? sugree
  13. Slide 13: You are not alone in Drupal world. sugree
  14. Slide 14: sugree
  15. Slide 15: 2000+ contributed modules sugree
  16. Slide 16: 250+ contributed themes sugree
  17. Slide 17: 49 languages including Thai. sugree
  18. Slide 18: Community-driven development. sugree
  19. Slide 19: Open Source! sugree
  20. Slide 20: Many cool sites are using Drupal. sugree
  21. Slide 21: http://drupalsn.com/projects sugree
  22. Slide 22: sugree
  23. Slide 23: Yes! DrupalSN is a social network powered by Drupal. sugree
  24. Slide 24: www.ubuntu.com
  25. Slide 25: www.stonewalldemocrats.org
  26. Slide 26: appel.nasa.gov
  27. Slide 27: www.mtv.co.uk/channel/flux
  28. Slide 28: www.foxsearchlight.com
  29. Slide 29: opensource.org
  30. Slide 30: www.greenpeace.org.uk
  31. Slide 31: www.ozzy.com
  32. Slide 32: britney.com
  33. Slide 33: www.jenniferlopez.com
  34. Slide 34: www.avrillavigne.com
  35. Slide 35: research.yahoo.com
  36. Slide 36: www.bobdylan.com
  37. Slide 37: www.blognone.com
  38. Slide 38: www.ubuntuclub.com
  39. Slide 39: www.debianclub.org
  40. Slide 40: www.fukduk.tv
  41. Slide 41: One caution. sugree
  42. Slide 42: With great power comes great responsibility. sugree
  43. Slide 43: Drupal is powerful. sugree
  44. Slide 44: Drupal is complicated. sugree
  45. Slide 45: Drupal allows you to configure how it work. sugree
  46. Slide 46: That means you must configure to make it work as you really want. sugree
  47. Slide 47: Default configuration mostly will never satisfy your needs. sugree
  48. Slide 48: http://buytaert.net/drupal-learning-curve sugree
  49. Slide 49: Basic requirements? sugree
  50. Slide 50: Apache / PHP / MySQL sugree
  51. Slide 51: And you will get … in return sugree
  52. Slide 52: Blog, Forum, Search, RSS, l10n, Cache, Statistics sugree
  53. Slide 53: Not enough? Let's see killer features sugree
  54. Slide 54: Installation profiles sugree
  55. Slide 55: Friendly URLs sugree
  56. Slide 56: Taxonomy / Category sugree
  57. Slide 57: APIs sugree
  58. Slide 58: In details, Drupal consists of core APIs and core modules. sugree
  59. Slide 59: Node is a key concept. sugree
  60. Slide 60: Node is a pair of title and body. sugree
  61. Slide 61: Modules may create new node types with specific fields. sugree
  62. Slide 62: Modules may modify existing node types. sugree
  63. Slide 63: CCK allows you to add new or modify existing node types. sugree
  64. Slide 64: Views allow you to create custom report in form of page, block and rss. sugree
  65. Slide 65: Taxonomy is a generic classification tool. sugree
  66. Slide 66: Taxonomy allows you to group nodes together based on predefined criteria. sugree
  67. Slide 67: Delicious and Flickr are the best in this field.
  68. Slide 68: You can do the same in Drupal! sugree
  69. Slide 69: How to make another level of blog? sugree
  70. Slide 70: It depends on your imagination. sugree
  71. Slide 71: Clean URLs: built-in and pathauto
  72. Slide 72: Comment feed: crss sugree
  73. Slide 73: Spam filter: mollom or akismet
  74. Slide 74: Search: built-in search or google_cse
  75. Slide 75: Advertising: adsense and ad sugree
  76. Slide 76: Tag cloud: tagadelic sugree
  77. Slide 77: Avatar: built-in avatar or gravatar
  78. Slide 78: Authentication: built-in or openid sugree
  79. Slide 79: Edit UI: tinymce, fckeditor sugree
  80. Slide 80: Text format: marksmarty, textile sugree
  81. Slide 81: Code format: geshifilter sugree
  82. Slide 82: Smart feed: feedburner sugree
  83. Slide 83: Podcast: encl_remote, audio, video sugree
  84. Slide 84: Embeded: media sugree
  85. Slide 85: Moderation: workflow sugree
  86. Slide 86: Statistics: google_analytics sugree
  87. Slide 87: Not enough? sugree
  88. Slide 88: http://drupal.org/project/Modules sugree
  89. Slide 89: drupal.in.th