Re: Quanta Digest, Vol 93, Issue 3

Alan C. Whiteman, 29.12.2010:
> Hi Milian,
> 
> I think that the only folder needed in the repositories is /sites/all/
> since it is here that the custom theme and the needed modules will be
> placed. But in reality, only the theme directory will be checked in and
> out by various people working on the layout. I believe that the modules
> folder, along with the other folders, should not be touched since they
> are strictly Drupal back-end.

Well, I did it this way so that others can clone and setup the KDevelop 
website on their own. I can provide them with a MySQL dump and they can 
install it on a local Apache e.g. (this is how I like to work on websites).

Furthermore it is also some kind of backup machanism, in case I screw 
something up ;-)

> You can count me in, if you'd like, to help out with Drupal.

Sure, very much! I'll start with the layout later, but any help is 
appreciated. Get hold of me in #kdevelop on Freenode IRC.

Bye

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> > Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2010 04:06:28 +0100
> > From: Milian Wolff<[email protected]>
> > Subject: [Quanta]  Call for Help: Drupalify the KDevelop website
> > To: KDevelop Developers<[email protected]>,	KDevelop Users
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> > Hey all,
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> > our current website is unmaintainable and contains lots of obsolete
> > legacy content. I want to improve that by creating a new website based
> > on Drupal and link to the current website for legacy content (KDevelop
> > 3.x).
> > 
> > I've started work on this today but any kind of help would be
> > appreciated:
> > 
> > - drupalify the current kdevelop.org theme
> > - setup drupal to our needs
> > - fill with content
> > 
> >    * create the required taxonomies
> >    * check whether the menus work fine
> >    * blocks (like Download), import other content (Screenshots, release
> >    news,
> > 
> > ...)
> > 
> >    * setup aggregator
> > 
> > I can of course do it all on my own, but if there is someone out there
> > willing to help me, it would be much appreciated.
> > 
> > My current WIP is already in git, in the kdev-www drupal branch, see:
> > https://projects.kde.org/projects/extragear/kdevelop/kdev-
> > www/repository/show?rev=drupal
> > 
> > Furthermore we have server space provided by the nice guys at Kollide.net
> > (which also host Konversation, Amarok, ...). You can find it here for
> > now:
> > 
> > http://kdevelop.kollide.net/
> > 
> > Bye


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Milian Wolff
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http://milianw.de

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