Drupal

I've just released a new Drupal module that uses an idea that I heard about a short time ago. The idea is to add a field to a form and hide it with css. If a bot fills in the field, reject the form without any notice (do bots really check for success?), without impacting the user experience. Other devices require extra user interaction.

DrupalCon DC 2009 here we come. Hope this snow clears up some time before we leave tomorrow morning. I'm disappointed I was unable to attend DrupalCampNYC this past Saturday. It got a pretty decent write up in the NY Times yesterday though.

Wow, the un-conference style is a blast. I learned about some neat tools and techniques.

All I can say is WOW. The New York City Drupal community is large, healthy, inquisitive and growing. I enjoyed the first day immensely. What's amazing is that I actually found myself answering a lot more questions than I got to even ask. This significantly helped me get over the "suck factor" hump, now maybe if I actually blogged more about my experiences I could feel I've accomplished more and help others more. Drupal is really a very robust, flexible, modular content management system. Some would argue this point and say it's much more than that. I couldn't agree more.