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http://news.oreilly.com/2008/08/drupal-as-open-architecture.html

If I’m going to start getting in to the Drupal consulting and design business, I need to have a good response to “Do you have any designs you could show us?”. To that end, I’m planning on developing a series of themes for Drupal 6. The first one is nearing completion. Presenting “rydell:”  read more »

http://tedserbinski.com/tags/drupal/blueprint-drupal-theme-released

http://sixrevisions.com/resources/20_websites_better_web_developer/

http://www.lullabot.com/blog/drupalcon-state-dries-buytaert

Drupal has seen a number of books written about it in the last 18 months or so, the sign of a healthy platform. The latest of these books is Drupal 5 Themes, by Ric Shreves, published by Packt Publishing. The book covers the process of making a Drupal site look how you want it, known as theming. Theming Drupal is a multi-step process, due to the flexibility and customizability of Drupal itself. This book serves as a fine introduction to the process and methods of Drupal theming; however, it is not without its rough patches.  read more »

Drupal 5 Themes author: Ric Shreves asin: 1847191827

http://www.civicactions.com/blog/cck_import_and_update

http://drupal.org/node/141187

There are a lot of different feeds available for the content of this website, if you choose to get it from an RSS reader rather than visiting the site directly. The main feeds for this site:

• (most) new content: http://oif.eafarris.com/rss.xml
• Just blog entries: http://oif.eafarris.com/blog/feed
• Just weblinks: http://oif.eafarris.com/links/feed
• Just wiki nodes: http://oif.eafarris.com/wiki/feed

In addition to those content feeds, every post category (tag) has its own feed. The format of those feeds are:

• http://oif.eafarris.com/tags/(tag name)/feed

For example, the humor category has this feed: http://oif.eafarris.com/tags/humor/feed

And the feed for the “typography” category would be http://oif.eafarris.com/tags/typography/feed.

Simple enough, eh?