January 16, 2009

Admin Role: Another Drupal Module That Just Makes Sense!

If you’ve been using Drupal for any amount of time you’ve probably ran into the problem of needing to go to the access page each time you enable a module to ensure the admin users have permission to make full use of it.  This is a module that I was planning to write, but then I discovered JacobSingh had already made it; Admin Role is another Drupal module that everyone needs, because it solves this basic but anonying–and sometimes time-consuming–problem.  

Admin Role creates an “Administrator” user role, that it then manages to ensure that this role always has all permissions.    Admin Role is a light and very clean module available for both Drupal 5.x and Drupal 6.x sites.  You can pick up the latest versions by visiting its project page at drupal.org.

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April 11, 2008

My Latest Project; Podhurl preparing to launch into beta

It\'s a pod :o)I’d happy that I can now announce to the general community the project that I’ve been working on for the last month or so. It’s Podhurl. It’s a bit like Bryght, or the previous CivicSpace offering I worked on; a hosted, maintained, stable Drupal service. There are some very major differences however:

  1. When its launch into beta shortly, the option of Drupal 6 or 5 will be included.
  2. You’ll be able to install your own modules and themes, you won’t be locked out of the functionally that makes Drupal great.
  3. When the service comes out of beta, pricing will be tiered to be fair for smaller sites and Non-Profit Organizations.

You can register on the mailing list over at podhurl.com now to be informed when limited, free beta accounts will be available.

Note: subscription issue has been fixed.