Welcome to Interdependent Web

Does your business or organization need a new Web site that...

  • ... is dynamic, interactive, and engaging?
  • ... you can update yourselves, from any computer?
  • ... is standards-compliant and accessible to people with disabilities?
  • ... is affordable and environmentally sustainable?

If so, then Interdependent Web is for you!  We offer affordable hourly Web site development services and a bargain Getting Started Package!

Don't Hack Core!

Don't Hack Core!

RDF in Drupal 7 and the Web at large

(notes on a session at DrupalCon 2010)

Lin Clark of DERI Galway, heavy D7 contributor

Databases: the Next Generation

(notes from a session at DrupalCon 2010)

Larry Garfield: Databases: the Next Generation!

Best practices for Freelancers and One-Person Shops

(notes from a session at DrupalCon 2010)

from Ubercart to Drupal Commerce

(notes from a session at DrupalCon 2010)

Commerce Guys' vision: make Drupal the #1 platform for ecommerce

  • Ubercart has a lot of legacy code and can't easily take advantage of D7's advances
  • D7 has tons of features for a killer ecommerce platform, only needs the ecommerce features: checkout, shipping, payment, security.

Drupal Commerce development principles

Drupal Media: a new approach to rich content

(notes from a session at DrupalCon 2010)

Media module is already in use at Drupal Gardens; only available for D7.

After 10 years, still no good solution for adding media to Drupal 6 content

The Exodus: Leading Drupal out of CVS

(notes from a session at DrupalCon 2010)

How did we get here?

  • Why are we still on CVS? lots of legacy code and inertia, but Webchick sat down to figure it out
  • Why not Subversion? Some annoying limitations with merging, etc.
  • Why Git? just seemed to be best fit, had most community support

Git is not as scary as you may think

Making Drupal Admin Simple

(notes from a session at DrupalCon 2010)

Tips on making Drupal admin easier to maintain

How Drupal 7 Fields are changing the way you write modules

(notes on a session at DrupalCon 2010)

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