I just finished reading No One Cares What You Had for Lunch: 100 Ideas for Your Blog by Margaret Mason  Read more »

The two most common web hosting methods for many small business owners are shared hosting and VPS hosting. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, which will be discussed in this article.  Read more »

Hello I am Diana and I am a Social Media Queen.

If you are new to social media or if you would like to improve your social media skills, I have some ideas that will work for you.  Read more »

We've all done it: used that cool font on our friend's computer to create our local bake-sale brochure, "borrowed" that beautiful photograph someone posted on their blog for our "save the date" invitation, or perhaps even more shocking, "quoted" an extensive amount of text from someone else's blog without properly linking back to them.

Unfortunately, these actions are, technically, stealing, unless done under the proper circumstances.  Read more »

Thank you to those who attended my Views Demystified presentation at DrupalCon Chicago 2011.

For those looking for the slides from the presentation, they are attached below.

The 2 hour video from DrupalCampLA 2009 can be found here:  Read more »

Emma Jane Hogbin's "Theming Drupal: A First Timer's Guide" is crystal clear, and a great introduction to anyone who is thinking about creating their own theme.  Read more »

Just launched www.CAvotes.org, a project we've been working on with the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund. The site is a drupal site and makes use of a lot of fantastic contributed modules, including the bread-and-butter Views, Workflow, Flag and Content Lock modules.  Read more »

DrupalCon SF 2010 session voting is open, and SunRain Productions has three proposals available:  Read more »

Last weekend I participated actively in DrupalCampLA and had the pleasure of co-organizing the Drupalchix track with a really cool colleague from the LA Drupal User Group, Nicole Bluto.  Read more »