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Dedicated Drupal jobs/hiring site

Sat, 31/07/2010 - 19:52 — farez

Hi all,

We were wondering if a dedicated Drupal hiring site would be useful. At the moment it's sort of spread across a few sites, and the jobs section in g.o, while very useful, isn't really the best tool for the job (our own opinion, and from what we've been told).

So we thought we would create a dedicated site where you can post jobs, fixed bid projects and also apply for work and show off your Drupal dev profile. We want to keep the quality high and allow users to filter irrelevant content and spam. Most of all, we want this to be useful to the community.

In order to to this, we'd like your help in giving us a bit of input to help shape the service.

Please have a look at http://drupalhire.net and help us by answering the very short questionnaire.

Any feedback here would be welcome too!

Cheers,
Farez 

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Tue, 17/08/2010 - 12:14 — Elizabeth

E-commerce on Drupal

The most recent version is a trimmed down e-commerce API that defines the components you'll use to build the e-commerce functionality you need. The pool of contributors and users is relatively small compared to Ubercart, so you should feel comfortable doing some heavy lifting on your own and possible Drupal module development if you go this roue.

For future sites targeting the upcoming Drupal 7, users should keep an eye on the Drupal Commerce project. Spearheaded by the former project lead of Ubercart, the project is joining the attention to detail of the e-Commerce API and the attention to usability of Ubercart with the latest and greatest features of Drupal 7. Drupal Commerce got some stage time at DrupalCon San Francisco and the CMS Expo and has attracted the attention of some of the top contributors to Drupal 7 with expertise in core API development, usability, and security. Buy Dog Food Online