Bar Camp Charleston 2010-11-13 Drupal - Which Modules to Use (Tom Sliker)

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Drupal has over 6000 contributed modules, so it can be difficult to decide which modules to use. This presentation gives you guidance on how to evaluate contrib modules

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http://Groups.Drupal.org/South-Carolina
http://www.meetup.com/SC-Drupal-Users-Group

What Drupal Modules Should I Use?
Tom Sliker
BroadstreetConsulting.net
Tsliker@Sliker.com
@tsliker

How to Decide What Modules?
• Acquia Drupal
• Lullabot Podcast #40 and #80
• This presentation –
www.BroadstreetConsulting.net/ppt
www.DrupalSouth.com/presentations
• Other

Acquia Agent Filefield Markdown Filter
Acquia Site Information Fivestar Voting Mollom
Acquia Search Google Analytics Pathauto
Administration Menu Image
Printer, e-mail and PDF
versions
Advanced Help Image API Tagadelic
Apache Solr Search
Integration
Image Assist (aka
"img_assist") Token
Calendar Imagecache Views
Content Construction Kit
(CCK) Imagefield Voting API
Comment Notify Link (CCK) Webform
Date (CCK) Lightbox2

• Podcast #40 – Top 40 Modules(May 2007)
http://www.lullabot.crom/podcasts/drupal-
podcast-40-top-40-pojects
• Podcast #80 – Top 40 Modules (Nov 2009)
http://www.lullabot.com/podcasts/lullabot-
podcast-80-top-40-drupal-modules-revisited

• Podcast #40 Noteworthy modules:
– Devel
– Panels
• Podcast #80 Noteworthy Modules
– Backup and Migrate
– Filefield Sources
– Captcha / ReCaptcha
– NodeQueue
– Ubercart
– Admin Role*
– Poormans Cron*

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• CKEditor (formerly FCKEditor)
• TinyMCE
• WYSIWYG Module
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– no additional module required

Evaluating Modules
• Drupal Module Project Page
• Usage Statistics
• Google Search “Issues” or “Problems”
• Local Drupal Group / Word of Mouth

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2. http://Groups.Drupal.org/South-Carolina http://www.meetup.com/SC-Drupal-Users-Group

3. What Drupal Modules Should I Use? Tom Sliker BroadstreetConsulting.net Tsliker@Sliker.com @tsliker

4. Drupal Core vs Contrib • 19 Core Modules (Drupal 6) • Contributed Modules • Everything Else! • 5000+ Contrib Modules available Aggregator Contact Path Taxonomy Blog Content translation Poll Tracker Blog API Forum Profile Trigger Book Menu Search Upload Comment OpenID Statistics

5. How to Decide What Modules? • Acquia Drupal • Lullabot Podcast #40 and #80 • This presentation – www.BroadstreetConsulting.net/ppt www.DrupalSouth.com/presentations • Other

6. Acquia Agent Filefield Markdown Filter Acquia Site Information Fivestar Voting Mollom Acquia Search Google Analytics Pathauto Administration Menu Image Printer, e-mail and PDF versions Advanced Help Image API Tagadelic Apache Solr Search Integration Image Assist (aka "img_assist") Token Calendar Imagecache Views Content Construction Kit (CCK) Imagefield Voting API Comment Notify Link (CCK) Webform Date (CCK) Lightbox2

7. Acquia Agent Filefield Markdown Filter Acquia Site Information Fivestar Voting Mollom Acquia Search Google Analytics Pathauto Administration Menu Image Printer, e-mail and PDF Advanced Help Image API Tagadelic Apache Solr Search Integration Image Assist Token Calendar Imagecache Views Content Construction Kit (CCK) Imagefield Voting API Comment Notify Link (CCK) Webform Date (CCK) Lightbox2

8. Acquia Agent Filefield Markdown Filter Acquia Site Information Fivestar Voting Mollom Acquia Search Google Analytics Pathauto Administration Menu Image Printer, e-mail and PDF Advanced Help Image API Tagadelic Apache Solr Search Integration Image Assist Token Calendar Imagecache Views Content Construction Kit (CCK) Imagefield Voting API Comment Notify Link (CCK) Webform Date (CCK) Lightbox2

9. Acquia Agent Filefield Markdown Filter Acquia Site Information Fivestar Voting Mollom Acquia Search Google Analytics Pathauto Administration Menu Image Printer, e-mail and PDF Advanced Help Image API Tagadelic Apache Solr Search Integration Image Assist Token Calendar Imagecache Views Content Construction Kit (CCK) Imagefield Voting API Comment Notify Link (CCK) Webform Date (CCK) Lightbox2

10. • Podcast #40 – Top 40 Modules(May 2007) http://www.lullabot.crom/podcasts/drupal- podcast-40-top-40-pojects • Podcast #80 – Top 40 Modules (Nov 2009) http://www.lullabot.com/podcasts/lullabot- podcast-80-top-40-drupal-modules-revisited

11. • Podcast #40 Noteworthy modules: – Devel – Panels • Podcast #80 Noteworthy Modules – Backup and Migrate – Filefield Sources – Captcha / ReCaptcha – NodeQueue – Ubercart – Admin Role* – Poormans Cron*

12. WYSIWYG Editors • CKEditor (formerly FCKEditor) • TinyMCE • WYSIWYG Module – allows for either WYSIWYG editor – no additional module required

13. Evaluating Modules • Drupal Module Project Page • Usage Statistics • Google Search “Issues” or “Problems” • Local Drupal Group / Word of Mouth

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