If you are considering a new Web site and are looking for a way to make your site interactive and media rich, you may have heard of Drupal, Joomla, and Moodle. These are a few of the open source programs that can help you create and manage your Web site at an affordable price.  read more »

I spent the day in Building 43 at GooglePlex in Mountain View for the 2nd annual Joomla Day in the Bay Area. The fine folks with the Bay Area Joomla user's group put together an energetic unconference that helped users, administrators, and developers better understand how to use the open source software, Joomla.  read more »

Bakersfield, California (July 28, 2008) - I am excited to announce that I've been invited to speak at Drupal Camp LA 2008. This is the second annual DrupalCampLA and last year's event was fantastic. If you are a Drupal developer, designer, or end user this event is for you.

If you've never been to a DrupalCamp here are a couple of pointers:  read more »

I use this simple module quite a lot. I like how easy it is to install and appreciate that I can send visitors to external websites yet they never leave my site!  read more »

Everything worked when I installed the module until I attempted to view the gallery (got a white screen and fatal error message).  read more »

Every time I install this module I get an error message and my screen goes blank. Hmmm.... I can't get this module to work.

How did I live with Drupal before I used the Admin Menu?  read more »

This is a nice module that allows you to set-up a site wide weather report and one (or more) for each user. It is attractive and easy to install.

I was resistant to using this module and am not sure why. However, once I installed it and starting using it ..... I became hooked! No more ugly URLs!  read more »

This is a wonderful module that is easy to install, configure, embed, customize, and even format inline.  read more »