Stat diary

StatDiary is a free personal data tracking project. The presentation is a cat&title presentation about the main parts.

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StatDiary
http://statdiary.info (soon .com)

@itarato

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Peter Arato is a Drupal/PHP and Flex/AS developer who has worked at Pronovix since 2009. The document provides an overview of Flex/ActionScript, including the core components of MXML, the Flex SDK, environments like Flash Player and AIR, and features such as data binding, repeaters, events, and communication via Remote Procedure Calls. It also lists several Flex frameworks and provides source links for additional documentation.

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Drupal and Neo4J

This document discusses using graph databases like Neo4j to solve problems that are difficult for relational databases. It provides examples of how graph databases are used in applications like social networks, fraud detection, and recommendations. It also describes how Neo4j works, including its data model of nodes and relationships, and query language Cypher. Finally, it mentions the neo4j_connector module that allows Drupal sites to integrate with Neo4j for more complex queries and relationships between content.

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This document discusses different types of testing for Drupal including unit testing, functional testing, and ad-hoc testing. It describes reasons to perform testing such as finding bugs, ensuring functionality and user workflows. It provides examples of unit testing libraries and frameworks for PHP and other languages. It also covers how to set up and run tests for Drupal using the Simpletest module.

Drupal and contribution (2010 - 2011 / 2)

This document provides information on how to contribute to Drupal, including developing modules, writing documentation, reporting issues, translating, using CVS (now Git), and communicating with other Drupal contributors. It outlines key areas for contribution like planning, collaboration, and maintaining, and resources for modules, documentation, issues, security, translation, CVS usage, communication methods, and events. Contributing involves learning about Drupal, then contributing through activities such as coding, documenting, testing, translating, and communicating with others.

Drupal Translation

This document discusses translation in Drupal, including what can be translated like strings and content. It covers modules that support translation like i18n and l10n, and tools like PO files and gettext. It also provides tips for translation including how to detect languages, the difference between translation and content duplication, and things to watch out for like synchronizing changes and not changing the default language after initial setup.

Drupal Translation

Drupal Filters

Filters in Drupal can be used for security, corrections, and enhancements to user input and content. Common filters sanitize HTML, correct formatting, filter URLs, and run PHP code. Administrators can configure input formats, filter order, and user permissions to control which filters are applied and what content gets filtered. Drupal core includes filters for sanitizing input, checking URLs, formatting markup, and converting text to HTML. Additional contributed filters offer support for BBCode, code snippets, paging content, pirate speak, and more.

Drupal Multisite

Drupal allows a single codebase to power multiple websites through its multisite functionality. Key steps include creating a folder for each site under the "sites" directory, configuring domain name settings, and creating separate settings.php and files directories for each site. Sites share the same database tables for efficiency but updates carry more risk if not tested on each site individually. Various contributed modules provide additional multisite tools and features.

I Love Techno - the site

This document discusses the development of a website for an electronic music festival called ILoveTechno. It describes several companies that will be involved in the development, including their roles. It also outlines many of the key features that will be implemented for the site, such as a music player, lineup editor, Flash integration, dynamic content loading, and others. Technical aspects like PHP, JavaScript, and communication between Flash, client, and server are examined.

Drupal Contributing

Drupal Contribution

How to build a Druplash site?

Druplash allows for Flash content to be integrated with Drupal sites. It uses Ajax, RCP, and HTTP to enable communication between Flash and Drupal. This allows Flash to dynamically load content from Drupal. It also supports deep linking and graceful degradation for browsers without Flash. The process involves Flash loading initial content via Ajax and notifying JavaScript of state changes via SWFAddress to allow navigation and loading of new content from Drupal without full page loads.

Flash And Drupal

This document discusses integrating Flash content with Drupal websites. It explains that standard Drupal uses pure HTML to ensure compatibility with browsers that do not support JavaScript or Flash. However, Flash can be enabled to replace certain content areas. The document outlines how Flash can connect to Drupal using the Services module to retrieve data like menus from the CMS, and how JavaScript can initialize Flash with the current state and handle state changes back to Drupal to update the URL and load new content.

Testing And Drupal

Testing code through automated tests is important to ensure security and catch bugs early in the development process. There are different types of tests like unit tests which test individual functions and modules, and functional tests which test overall page behavior and interactions. Writing tests requires considering what to test, test organization, and dealing with limitations of testing tools.

Drupal & Flash

The document discusses using Flash with Drupal and provides information on: 1) How Drupal modules like SWFObject, SWFUpload, and others can be used to integrate Flash files and capabilities with Drupal. 2) How client-side and server-side communication between Flash and Drupal can work using JavaScript, AMFPHP, and other technologies. 3) Some pros and cons of using Flash and considerations for whether it is appropriate for a given project.

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