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The document discusses the popularity and demand for Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS). It notes that Drupal is used by many large organizations and provides flexibility, security, and scalability. There is a growing demand for Drupal engineers as businesses increasingly adopt open source solutions. Drupal can be used to build various types of websites and applications, providing opportunities for career growth and high salaries within a large supportive community.
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Setting Up Cross-Browser Testing Environment (Debian-based System)
This document provides instructions for setting up cross-browser testing on a Debian-based system using VirtualBox. It outlines requirements such as having a Debian distro and Windows ISO. It then details steps for installing VirtualBox, creating a virtual machine, configuring BIOS settings, adding the installation source, setting boot options, running the virtual machine, installing guest additions, updating the host file, and IP mapping to enable loading apps for testing across browsers.
Git: Git'ing the Basic
Git is a distributed version control system and source code management tool. This document provides an overview of basic Git commands and workflows for setting up a Git repository, committing and pushing changes, branching, merging, and resolving conflicts. Key features highlighted include Git's distributed nature, speed, integrity of revisions, and ability to work offline.
Anatomy of Drupal
Drupal is a content management system and web application framework written in PHP. It uses a module and theme architecture that allows users to customize functionality and appearance. Key Drupal concepts include modules, themes, regions, blocks, nodes, taxonomy, and APIs. The filesystem is organized with directories for core, modules, and themes.
Drupal Security Hardening
All about web application security and common threats and how to counter measure these threats
The content of this presentation was derived from several notable Drupal SA team like Greg Knaddison, Khalid Baheyeldin, Heine Deelstra, and Dave Reid.
Special thanks to Greg's book "Cracking Drupal: A Drop in the Bucket".
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- 1. The Beauty of Drupal Gerald Villorente Open Source Software Engineer
- 2. Agenda
- 3. ● Drupal 101 ● Market Demand ● Drupal Engineers Demand ● Revolution of CMS ● Drupal As A Solution ● Why Should I Care?
- 5. Drupal Users ● CNN ● WhiteHouse ● Beyonce ● Twitter DevNet ● Hardvard University ● Examiner ● The Economist ● UN ● Fox News ● RIOT Games ● ABS-CBN ● Smart DevNet ● ...
- 7. ● Free ● Flexibility ● Fast ● Security ● Scalability ● Support (Enterprise and Community) ● Proven track record ● PHP ● Perfomance
- 9. ● Limited number of skilled developers 1. Back-end Engineer 2. Front-end Engineer 3. Build and Deployment Engineer 4. QA Engineer 5. Ops Engineer 6. DevOps Engineer ● Businesses embrace open source
- 10. The Revolution of CMS
- 11. ● PHP 1. Wordpress 2. Joomla 3. Drupal 4. MediaWiki 5. Moodle 6. Magento ● Python 1. Plone 2. DjangoCMS ● Ruby 1. Typo 2. BrowserCMS ● Java 1. Alfresco 2. Liferay
- 12. Drupal: As A Solution
- 14. Why Should I Care?
- 15. OPPORTUNITY
- 16. SALARY
- 17. COMMUNITY
- 18. CAREER GROWTH
- 20. ● Skype: gerald.villorente ● e-Mail: geraldvillorente@gmail.com ● Github: geraldvillorente ● Drupal: geraldvillorente ● About Me: http://about.me/gerald.villorente ● LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geraldvillorente