[consulting] Drupal Primer Course

[Sami Khan]

Okay I am with this spec. now. I don't think 4.6 should be covered unless
you have some real resources to burn on that. I think 4.7 is the primary
objective and if someone has 4.6 customers and would like to take care of
that side, that would work out. I think the main effort should be focused
on 4.7.

Sami

> Angie
>
> You hit the nail on the head. Before telling them what modules and
> hooks are, they need to know what they can do out of the box first.
>
> Very nice outline you have there to that end. Combine that with
> Karoly's list, and we have something to go by.
>
> Other points to cover that have not been mentioned so far:
>
> - Roles and permissions
> - How to use hook_perm(), user_access(), ...etc.).
> - What is a block (before chx's hook_block()  is covered).
>
> One more thing: should we bother with 4.6 vs. 4.7? Or just go 4.7
> full speed? The downside here is that 4.6 may live on longer than
> we would like to, and covering it would breath more life into it. On
> the other hand ignoring it may not be realistic.
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