Blogs

When a client asked us to give their site a facelift, my first thought was to turn to Drupal. It is, after all, a powerful social networking application. And then the bombshell dropped.

Despite its widespread use, Ant is ultimately inadequate as a build system.

We have developed a custom Drupal module for a client that I'm really excited about. We are in the process of contributing it to the Drupal community and I wanted to get the word out.

The module is called Cred, and it allows users to create nodes that are then graded by other users. These grades are compiled into a user's Cred Point Average (or CPA), which is displayed on their profile page. We used Jyte as our inspiration for this module. Our goal was to create a fun way for users to create content, spur discussion, and generate reputation all at the same time.

Just as I expected, with the rise in gas prices public transit ridership is on the rise!

I typically use Ubuntu for development and I've gotten used to having a full-featured terminal. Moving into a Windows environment for a .NET project, I've become increasingly frustrated with the shell application. I'm not even talking about the niceties of bash, such as tab-completion and sensible colors (which can be achieved through Cygwin with minimal effort). I mean things like being unable to drag-resize the window or copy and paste in a natural way.

Today, I decided to solve my problem using two of my favorite Windows applications: Putty SSH and Cygwin.

Hey folks, check out the Case Study that Danube authored. I think they did a pretty good job capturing the positive impact that Scrum had on our project.

Welcome to SingleMind Consulting's new blog site. We turned this up as the central location for discussion of all corporate news, press releases and general musings by our team.