drupal is a great CMS. there are hundreds of third party modules - code that extends functionality that you can install. however, finding the modules you need can be daunting. many claim to do similar things, so which should you install? key factors are:
part of basic seo is having no duplicate content on your site. the major search engines - google, yahoo, ask and bing will penalize you heavily for it. in addition to real duplicate content, there is the issue of pseudo duplicates caused by a singular node having multiple urls that you can access it by. by default a drupal installation is littered with multiple copies of each page.
when url aliases are enabled, you may have eight versions of the page. for instance if node/4 has the alias '...
viewscreen out before hiring. enthusiasm is good, but only goes so far. especially in technical matters. training makes people better, but takes time.
i would rather have three to five highly skilled (and well paid ; ) coworkers/employees then twenty newbies, underskilled workers, or 'yes man' drones.
have an incentive for seasoned, top employees to stay on - yes they cost more then someone fresh out of school, but make up for it in pretty much...
viewone problem I encountered was having TOO many bookmarks. way too many. over 1400. yes, many were good sites or articles. the problem is that they have not been used in ages. for instance I had bookmarks on a dozen programming languages but have only been using a few of them in the last couple of years. there were dead links, and duplicates - I knew, but didn't want to check each by hand.
so I set out to simplify my life. first, I am using two great firefox plugins - xmarks and checkplaces....
viewThere is the Java Open GL or JOGL, a version of OpenGL for Java. Furthermore, there is a 'Netbeans OpenGL Pack' which is fantastic news to me since I made the switch to Netbeans. Straight from the
project website comes this description:
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