Ernest Koe will be in Philadelphia for another fmSpark/NinjaCal Roadshow. Come join us at the fmPUG meeting here:

Tuesday 24th March
6:00 PM to 8:00pm

414 Commerce Dr.
Suite 150
Fort Washington, PA 19034

This will be an under-the-hood session on Proof's mail-merge solution, fmSpark and their latest must-have for FileMaker developers, NinjaCal, a super-easy-to-integrate native FileMaker calendar widget. The session will cover a range of topics including scripting practices, quasi-MVC design and the object-model architecture.

RSVP here: http://www.fmpug.com/rsvp.php?eventID=859

I'll be in Atlanta for another fmSpark/NinjaCal Roadshow. Come join us at the fmPUG meeting here:

1875 Old Alabama Road
Suite 755
Roswell, GA 30076

Tuesday 10th March
7:00 PM to 8:30pm

This will be an under-the-hood session on Proof's mail-merge solution, fmSpark and their latest must-have for FileMaker developers, NinjaCal, a super-easy-to-integrate native FileMaker calendar widget. The session will cover a range of topics including scripting practices, quasi-MVC design and the object-model architecture.

RSVP here: http://fmpug.com/rsvp.php?eventID=903

Greetings from DrupalCon DC 2009! It's been a great first day - lots of informative sessions, and a lot of fun to reconnect with so many people with whom I've crossed paths since getting into Drupal.

Proof launches edSocialMedia Bootcamp today. Come join us live on twitter (http://twitter.com/edsocialmedia).

We are streaming the session live from Montclair Kimberley Academy, NJ here:
http://www.edsocialmedia.com/bootcamptv/

File this under "It goes without saying," but this one had me so puzzled for a time that I thought it bore repeating.

In general, a good best practice for any Drupal site is to put all third-party modules under your sites/all/modules directory; this makes for good portability when it comes time to upgrade the Drupal core, and makes it generally easier to keep track of what you've installed.