[consulting] General consultant's vent
Bob Morse
bob at morsemedia.net
Thu Aug 6 20:50:29 UTC 2009
You're welcome.
One of the things I feel I provide as a consultant and developer on
Drupal is I monitor new modules and module releases. I also post links
in our basecamp account to Drupal modules that look interesting even if
we wouldn't be using them on current projects. Even so, on almost every
project we come across a module or code snippet that does something we
were scratching our heads over and not wanting to write yet another
module. So, as knowledgeable as a client might be about web development
or Drupal, they are not going to spend the time on a day to day basis to
be able know what Drupal is really capable of and how best to accomplish
a particular task. If they did, they'd be full time web developers
themselves! So, I don't think Drupal will become the end of the
developer. Rather, it's just the beginning.
Ayen Designs wrote:
>
> Thanks Bob. Looks promising. It shows that another thing that effects
> all of this is timing. The name issue was early July. Maybe I should
> start putting things on hold for a week or two to see if a new module
> pops up :-)
>
> Bob Morse wrote:
>
>> There's also this module: http://drupal.org/project/blogtitle
>>
>> I haven't tried it, so caveat emptor.
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