CiviCRM and Drupal, the dream team!

Posted by JD Collier on April 26, 2012

I'm just going to get this out of the way: CiviCRM is complex. Of course, it is complex. We are not comparing CiviCRM to a simple blogging platform or little piece of software to perform a simple task. 

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A First Look at Drupal Commerce: More Than a Module

Posted by Art Williams on April 25, 2012

Last week we were evaluating solutions for a client and I had the opportunity to install and test Drupal Commerce (DC) for the first time. Digett and I both have a long history of Ubercart use, but since we made the move to Drupal 7 in the middle of last year none of our new website builds have needed a full shopping cart system.

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Benefits and challenges of pro bono work

Benefits & Challenges of Pro Bono Work

Posted by Amy Peveto on April 23, 2012

Depending on your industry, you may at one time or another be asked to do some pro bono (“for the good”) work. These can be opportunities to help both the customer and yourself, but present unique challenges that need to be understood before diving in.

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Wordpress vs. Drupal: The Prize Fight!

Posted by JD Collier on April 20, 2012

I have developed very large, very small and every size website between. I have rolled my own CMS, used (and even developed extensions for) Typo3, Wordpress, Expression Engine, Mambo & Joomla, WebGUI, SharePoint, MonkCMS/Ekklesia360, DotNetNuke and Drupal. By far, I have been most loyal to Wordpress and Drupal.

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