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Tuesday, April 3, 2012 in More from ReadyTalk
Until Drupalcon Denver (the annual Drupal convention), I still felt
relatively new to Drupal (read: n00b). Drupalcon featured
sessions ranging from design, UI and layout to system
administration and performance and scalability. Many of the
top Drupal contributors were in attendance, including module
developers, core developers, and even the founder himself, Dries
Buytaert. This offered a great opportunity to learn more
about the CMS we’ve been operating our website on for roughly a
year now. S... Read More » »
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011 in Ways to Use ReadyTalk
This post is part of ReadyTalk's ongoing series on teleworking. My
telework day started without Internet. The cable technician had
come to troubleshoot the connection, and when he saw the downed
line, his shoulders slumped. “I’ll have to run a new drop to your
house. It will probably take me between 2 and 3 hours.” I made a
pot of coffee, and let my supervisor know my status and that I
probably would not be available until later in the day. I had
considered just biking in to the office, but I had... Read More » »
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Friday, February 18, 2011 in More from ReadyTalk
ReadyTalk will be implementing Drupal 7 for our new website, one of
the most feature-rich and secure online content management systems
available. Since ReadyTalk has been developing its new site on
Drupal 6, we had to decide whether or not it would be worthwhile to
move to the newest version. For anyone looking to move up,
specifically if you are just beginning or are in mid-development,
I’ll explore some of the considerations we made while making the
jump. Most of the modules that ReadyTalk... Read More » »
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010 in Webinars
In ReadyTalk’s new website design, we’ll provide up-to-date,
dynamic information to our customers in a number of ways. One of
those will be a carousel on the front page of the website. We want
to load data asynchronously on to the front page to reduce loading
times and we want it to load from Drupal nodes for easy
maintenance. We originally went to find a Drupal carousel plugin,
but none existed that met our needs. We decided to use jQuery Tabs
since Drupal comes with jQuery installed. It was... Read More » »
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Thursday, October 28, 2010 in Webinars
In my second post about ReadyTalk’s new website, I’m going to look
at how the redesign will affect our customers, and what we’re doing
to improve the ReadyTalk experience, and what you can expect from
our website blog posts. If you haven’t heard, we’ll be working hard
in the coming months to move to a new website that should offer
some great features to our visitors and make life easier for our
marketing team. Why are we making the move? In my previous post, I
explored our reasoning for moving... Read More » »
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Friday, October 15, 2010 in More from ReadyTalk
ReadyTalk first started looking at our ongoing web redesign about a
year ago as a way to increase the organization of, and access to,
an increasing number of resources provided to our customers. At
first we were looking at minor updates and a visual refresh, but as
more requests for features and content changes came from across the
company, it became apparent that we would need a major overhaul. We
decided that a Content Management System (CMS) would be ideal and
allow for quick content creation...Read More » »
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