Drupal

It seems to me theming in Drupal is broken up into two camps - those who use a contributed base theme (Zen, Omega, Fusion, etc.) and those who write their own custom themes.  Although I don't have statistics (and would love them if anyone does), it seems to me the most common approach is to use a base theme.  Now, I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all solution to really anything on the web, and I will quickly acknowledge the divers

Having just returned last week from a trip to the annual North American DrupalCon in Denver, I wanted to reflect a bit on the importance of the events of the week. First of all, I'm grateful to MCN for sending Joe Stewart and me to the conference for yet another opportunity to further our education and network amongst our peers. This was my second DrupalCon and Joe's third, and it seems to get better every year.

MCN is excited to announce the launch of the new and improved, custom built Drupal 7 site for Digital Rodeo. The new site has a lot of exciting features for both artists and members...check them out below!

As an artist, you can set up your very own artist page with the following features:

For many years I have wanted MCN to be able to offer an artist or band a DIY web solution that would allow them to build their own website on the same powerful platform we use for our major label clients.

How I was forced to rethink everything I thought I knew about content management systems...

Movies and television shows tend to hyperbolize the world of programmers. They portray the industry as expressly convoluted and technical, filled to the brim with code, jargon and alienating logic – an industry whose job openings are reserved only for those few willing to sacrifice their social and family lives in the name of technology.