Drupal in Canberra gets a boost
Lead Consultant Christopher Skene joins PreviousNext to drive the adoption of Drupal in the Australian government.
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Drupal Association's first Supporting Partner in AU/NZ
PreviousNext has joined the world’s leading Drupal consulting, design and development firms in becoming a Supporting Partner of the Drupal Association.
Simple and Powerful Drupal Site Deployment with Capistrano
PreviousNext Technical Director, Kim Pepper explains how to effectively manage site deployment and take control of your releases using Capistrano.
Media Savvy - Adding Media to your Drupal Site
The media module is described as 'a file browser for the web' and promises a much more unified and usable experience when dealing with files on your site. But it isn't without its problems.
Building Sites & Systems - Aegir: Skynet for Drupal
Aegir is a hosting system for managing rapid, automated provisioning and ongoing maintenance (upgrades, cloning, destroying) of Drupal sites. Aegir itself is made of Drupal - it consists of a Drupal frontend 'control panel' and a ‘backend’, which makes extensive use of Drush.
The Enhanced User Experience - JQuery for Drupal Designers and Themers
Are you a designer or themer with limited understanding of jQuery, javascript programming and / or Drupal theming? This session is for you.
Telling Stories with Linked Data - Australian War Memorial
The Australian War Memorial is connecting and enriching online archives and collections toward building a platform for telling history. Through Drupal 7 and Linked Data, the Memorial is developing tools that designers, researchers and historians can use to help find new ways of building historical narratives.
PreviousNext captures global carbon web project
The Global CCS Institute, which aims to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects around the world, has appointed PreviousNext to optimise the Institute's Drupal-based website.
PreviousNext + Drupal represent at Gov 2.0 conference
PreviousNext was invited to showcase its Australian Law Reform Commission project as an example of Drupal in government at the recent Gov 2.0 conference in Canberra.