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יוני ברוך הכא!

My meeting with Ofer to discuss Drupal reinforced my belief that there's an important need for a Drupal User Group. It also reinforced the idea that I had at the beginning, that there's got to be a quicker/afaster way to learn Drupal. Not the only way of course, but an additional way. A course or lecture might not always be the solution for everyone, either for economic reasons, but also for practical reasons as well. For example, the course might not not directly help you accomplish what you're going to need to do. Many of course will automatically recommend the Drupal books. In fact the Drupal books available on the market right now, although they are OK, at this moment they don't provide answers to many of the problems you're going to need in real world situations.

Besides the most important Drupal modules, Views, CCK, and Panels, from a programming perspective, are not covered by any currently available text books as of yet!

If you stand back and look at it objectively learning Drupal actually should take a lot less time than it in reality actually does. If you get a summary of what you need and and the information you receive accurately takes into account what you do or don't know presently, you are going to end up wasting a lot less time searching the Internet looking for solutions.

For example, someone who has spent time working on and researching a particular problem and has found out that there is no way to solve it in a particular way, knows that the experience/knowledge he possesses, is very valuable and passing on his knowledge to the next person can potentially save them a lot of time they'd otherwise have wasted. Not all can adjust to the user group method of learning, because most of us have not been trained in methods of sharing information.

While learning Drupal most people spend their time surfing the net and going from website to website looking for answers - hour after hour! Have you tried to figure out how much time you spent surfing the net, and compared it to actually how much you got out of it?

For those who want to very inefficiently continue doing what they've been doing all along, hour after hour searching for solutions that someone else has already figured out, should by now have realized that this is an inefficient way to learn.

Often the question is long, but the actual answer is short. Spending a few minutes with someone who has been there and done that can put you on the right track in a short time! Thus you can produce more in a shorter time frame.

The Drupal User Group method will give faster, better, quicker results, for those of you looking to increase the pace. Spending a few minutes, teaching any one of the following or assisting someone understand any of the following topics might be a good idea.

• CCK (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Views (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Overriding views, relationships, programming views, calling views in code, Views modules, views API

• Panels (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Relationships, contexts, etc., Panels API

• Taxonomy (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Overriding taxonomies, overview of taxonomy modules

• Ubercart (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Newspapers (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Organic Groups (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Customizing Group Home Page, type of notificiations,

• Notifications (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• SPAM (Basic, Intermediate, Advanced)

• Comparison between various SPAM modules (Mollom, and others)

And more....

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רבותי, תראו שיש כאן הצעה מגבילה:

http://www.drupal.org.il/content/monthly-or-bi-monthly-hack-days

אותו רעיון מכיוון שונה ואין מניעה להיות בשתי הקבוצות.