UPDATE: You can see the presentation online.

I will be leading a birds-of-a-feather session at DrupalCon SF next week. This talk is taking place Monday at 4:15pm in rm 272.

We are interested in a new approach to tackle the stickiest Drupal issues we face: Deployment and release management.

We will begin by discussing the pros and cons of the most popular approaches:
* Simple db dumping

We are proud to officially announce our working relationship with Berkeley-based Aeronet Communications Corp.

Aeronet is a certified Bay Area Green Business specializing in building top-notch websites for member-based associations and organizations.

After Kieran Lal of Acquia asked me to propose a session for this year's Bay Area Drupal Camp, I decided a talk on Flex would be in order. The conference leads agreed, and on Saturday afternoon I got a chance to discuss and demo the following:

We just released an official 1.0 of the MLS module for Drupal!

After many months of development it's finally here. This module gracefully works with VieleRETS to integrate RETS-based real estate listing feeds with Drupal. It also includes an API for developers to write the one-off scripts necessary to handle IDX-based real estate feeds.

The module can handle multiple feeds and includes cron scripts to update listings automatically. Each listing gets created as its own 'MLS Listing' node and is fully searchable. Fields for each listing are fully customizable via CCK and can be easily mapped to the fields returned by each individual MLS feed. It is also possible to augment data returned from MLS feeds with your own (please check the service agreement with your MLS provider first).

After being up to our eyeballs with work for the last few months, we finally got a bit of a break to spend some time working on our website. Please take a look around to learn a bit about us!