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Drupal: Community Plumbing Laura Solomon, MCIW, MLS Library Services Manager OPLIN [email protected] druplico n Some content & graphics courtesy of Isriya Paireepairit

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Looking for a better way to manage your web site content? Want more advanced functionality and/or social networking features? Join Laura Solomon of OPLIN as she discusses one of the more popular open source content management systems; Drupal. Drupal has gained a lot of library proponents and won several major awards. Learn more about the pros and cons of this open source content management system and how libraries of all sizes are using it to make their web presences more effective and efficient.

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Drupal: Community Plumbing

Laura Solomon, MCIW, MLS

Library Services Manager

OPLIN

[email protected]

druplicon

Some content & graphics courtesy of Isriya Paireepairit

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{Dutch} druppel

pronounces Drupal {English}

means drop {English}

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What is Drupal?

•Content management system (CMS)

•Open source (GPL)

•Mostly/entirely W3C compliant

•Extremely extensible

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What can you do with it? •Small or large scale web sites •Blogs •Collaborative authoring environments •Forums •Newsletters •Podcasts /videos/images•File uploads and downloads •Tags•Limit access by role•A heck of a lot more…

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Who uses Drupal?

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What does it take to run?

•Apache/IIS

•PHP

•MySQL/PostgreSQL

•Patience

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Drupal

You

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Things to think about….

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So why climb the cliff?

• It’s all free!• No commercial

vendor• Little to no licensing

worries• Runs on multiple

platforms• Dynamic• Highly customizable

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So why climb the cliff? (con’t)

• Re-theming capability (CSS)

• Granular level of customization

• Huge community

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•600+ developers for core •800+ developers for contributions•600+ modules •250+ themes •40 languages localization

source: knaddison.com/book/export/s5/475 (2007 numbers)

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Award-winning CMS

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Source: Drupal

booklet

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Contributions

Modules

Core (optional)

Core (required)

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Core (required)

• Block - box display

• Filter - input format

• Node - content

• System - admin, theming, ...

• User

• Watchdog - logging

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Core (optional)

•Blog •Comment

•Forum•Menu

•Locale •Path

•Poll •Profile •Search

•Statistics•Taxonomy

•Uploads

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The future of Drupal

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More info…

• Drupal.org

• Groups.drupal.org

• #drupal and #drupal-support on IRC

• @drupal, @drupal_modules & @drupal_themes

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