Posts by theme: Foreign Affairs

Posted 24 Jul 2009
garfield's picture
Senior Architect and Consultant

At Palantir, we try to be "sustainable" in everything we do. Our office is made from mostly recycled materials and we strive for being carbon-netural. Our approach to employees is to avoid the "long hours and weekends" trap, because we don't want people to get burned out before their time. Our approach to Drupal theming is built around site sustainability, and allowing the theme to grow with the site as it evolves.

It also means building code that is sustainable. That isn't really a new concept; generally it's called "reusable code". But with how straightforward it is to bend Drupal in various ways with form alters and theme overrides, it's easy to miss a rather important little revolution in Drupal development that Palantir has embraced wholeheartedly: Sub-module building blocks.

Posted 06 Apr 2009
dunlap's picture
Senior Engineer

At Drupalcon DC, Kent Bye from Lullabot interviewed me about Deploy module for the Drupal Voices podcast series. Deploy offers a potential solution to one of Drupal's most difficult problems - how to stage content and configuration between servers. Here's how it came to be:

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