Drupal in Action

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A visual overview of some interesting Drupal sites in five sectors: entertainment, publishing, government, education, and nonprofit. Originally presented at Web Content Chicago in 2010.

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Editor's Notes

Jeff Eaton. Core Drupal developer. Co-author of Using Drupal. Consultant and architect at Lullabot.
Primarily large clients Helping them plan, get out of pickles, etc. Lots of training, public and private. The problem is...
...This is what you get. It&#x2019;s modular, tons of plugins to add stuff! It&#x2019;s not a toy car, it&#x2019;s a box of legos! But...
...It&#x2019;s a very big box of legos. There&#x2019;s lots of talk about the cool pieces We&#x2019;re going to look through the catalog.
...It&#x2019;s a very big box of legos. There&#x2019;s lots of talk about the cool pieces We&#x2019;re going to look through the catalog.
...It&#x2019;s a very big box of legos. There&#x2019;s lots of talk about the cool pieces We&#x2019;re going to look through the catalog.
Like to start with Pete Droge All flash - except Drupal pushing the XML Drupal doesn&#x2019;t need to look like Drupal.

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