As a web developer and CTO with over 15 years of experience, I am passionate about building profitable small SaaS products and pursuing Go-to-Market strategy for them. My areas of expertise include high performance, networking technology and APIs, SRE, automation using Puppeteer.js, web scraping, and SQL databases.
We are now developing big Drupal 7 project where users have profiles with lots of fields. They also have a node tied to them ("My story") which is created during registration. Initially, these were "edit my profile" and "edit my story" links which were leading to a huge forms where
uc_file module that allows selling files in Ubercart is definitely not perfect in terms of API, but it is a nice piece of functionality. We've just finished creating one e-book store which has product-import feature. Each product has multiple formats (pdf, epub, rtf) - some products can have pdf+
In Drupal 7, it's easy to show calendar (ui.datepicker) date selector to user. (it's not hard in Drupal 6, too - but in d6 you need to enable http://drupal.org/project/jquery_ui to get the calendar, I think) You just write several lines of js code, and
In Drupal 7, the direct access to entity fields (CCK in d6) is different. In Drupal 6 you write: field_yourfield[0]['value']; ?> in Drupal 7 you have to write: field_yourfield[LANGUAGE_NONE][0]['value']; ?> (this is a way suggested by
Today I've made another decision to postpone using Commerce in our project where customer needed simple e-shop. I've actually made such decisions several times already, and that makes me feel unhappy. I would like to say that I really enjoy Commerce presentations, (like everyone of you, huh?), and test installations
I was not updating my blog for a while - it's summer here :) I've just returned back from my business trip to US, Alaska, where I helped guys from shipito.com killer to automate their warehouse and create good user control panel in their website (everything is Drupal-powered here!). I've
