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Last Chance for Free DrupalCon Tickets

Just a reminder: There's only 3 days left to win free tickets to DrupalCon SF 2010 over on DrupalModules.com.

Drupalcon San Francisco 2010

There's over $1000 in tickets up for grabs, so if you haven't filled out a contest entry form yet, do it soon!

Posted by John on 2010-02-25
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A Survey of 2,368 Drupal Sites

Back in May of 2008, I did a survey of 1,370 Drupal sites, and came up with some interesting version statistics. At the time, Drupal 6 had been out for about 3 months, and the adoption rate was still fairly low.

It's been 2 years now since Drupal 6.0 was released, and I thought it would be interesting to revisit the numbers. So, here's a fresh survey of 2,368 Drupal sites:

Drupal sites by version 2010

And here are the numbers from back in 2008:

... Read the rest of this post!

Posted by John on 2010-02-19

Free Drupalcon Tickets Up For Grabs

The DrupalModules.com Drupalcon Ticket Contest is back, and this time I'm giving away over $1000 in tickets!

Drupalcon San Francisco 2010

Three pairs of tickets to Drupalcon SF are up for grabs, and there's two ways to win. It only takes a few seconds to enter, but don't wait too long, the contest ends February 28th!

Posted by John on 2010-01-11
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Win Free Drupalcon Tickets!

If you're heading to Drupalcon San Francisco in April, here's your chance to get in for free! I'm giving away two pairs of tickets over at DrupalModules.com.

Drupalcon SF 2010

The contest ends November 30th, so don't miss out!

Posted by John on 2009-11-07
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Drupal Modules gets a new server!

In an effort to make Drupal Modules even faster, I've purchased a new server and rewritten a lot of the code. The end result is a massive speed increase. For example, Module Finder is now 8 times faster! More details here.

Drupal Modules New Server

There's never been a faster way to research your next Drupal project, or find that one module you were looking for.

Posted by John on 2009-07-08

Module Finder: Now With More Awesome.

I've rewritten Module Finder to support searching for keywords in any order. You're no longer limited to searching for exact phrases (though you still can if you want to). This makes finding what you're looking for easier and more Google-like. Of course, the results still update in real time, as you type.

Module Finder Rewritten

Check out the full details over on Drupal Modules.

Posted by John on 2009-05-25
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