[consulting] consulting Digest, Vol 52, Issue 35

[Victor Kane]

Yes, this is certainly an option. But I didn't mention it because Tom
mentioned that he wanted to avoid a technical option, and I associated
WebEnabled in my mind with an installation profile.

However, of course, he can just leave the account in a certain state, to be
shared with those who access it, as you say. But that could be done on any
server...

But I love the convenience of WebEnabled, many developers would profit
greatly by incorporating it into their workflow, and I reviewed it
positively on my blog: http://awebfactory.com.ar/node/432

<http://awebfactory.com.ar/node/432>Victor

On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 5:59 PM, Michael Anello <
michael at anelloconsulting.com> wrote:

> Tom,
>
> One other alternative is to utilize a site like WebEnabled.com. They
> are big Drupal supporters and have a great "clone" feature that we use
> during our workshops all the time.
>
> We normally teach the entire workshop off of a WebEnabled account,
> then at the end of the day, we "share" the Drupal application with our
> students via a URL. Upon visiting the URL, each student gets a clone
> of the application as we left it at the end of the workshop. It works
> quite well for us. WebEnabled accounts are free for up to 2
> applications.
>
> Full disclaimer: I don't work for WebEnabled, but they are a sponsor
> of our podcast.
>
> -mike
> DrupalEasy.com
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