I found a good question at Codenone regarding author's full name in Drupal. This is a good question because it clearly shows the power of Drupal. If you notice, all contents in Drupal will show their authors somewhere in the page. An author is identified by his/her username. And there is no full name stored in the database by default. Other CMSs usually store user's full name in its database so you might think Drupal is worse. In fact, you are allowed to add additional metadata using profile module which is included in the core modules. So showing author's full name in each node is very easy.

has begun for a while. One of the most interesting accepted projects in Drupal is Extend Case Tracker Module since I have currently used Case Tracker Module extensively. The student is approaching to the goal by configuring a demonstration site and also a blog to keep updating latest status for all of us and early adopters.

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I have just assigned to find a solution for building an academic conference site as quick as possible. I used to be authors and also reviewer assistant but I have never been an organizer. This is my first time in this area. Anyway, it seems there are many softwares available right now. Below are just a list I found in Google.

1. BYU Paper Review System - This one is very old and maybe obsolete for so long. The most interesting thing I found is that it was written in C as external PHP module.
2. MyReview - It has just released the latest feature-rich version last month.

I don't have much time to find more but it seems MyReview is one of the most popular player. Anyway, my favorite CMS is Drupal and most of our sites are Drupalized. It would be nice if we can build an academic conference site using Drupal. And I found Conference module for Drupal.

The second computer science homework at Codenone is to develop a turtle interpreter. In fact, I don't like to write this kind of code. It has been so long since I wrote ultra mini assembler and compiler both manual and using lex and yacc. However, the ruby version inspired me. The ruby code looks very pretty and the author also convinces about how easy in Python. So I would like to try to solve this homework in Python.

What is the best programming language? This is one of the most popular question for anyone who are going to study new language. I also used to ask myself the same question. As a consequence, it is a kind of a war. The latest thread regarding this question was the hard fight and its copy at Blognone. The truth behind the scene is that you must not expect to get any fairness out of any comparison. There are so many criteria and assumptions which might help some languages. However, it is still worth to try.

According to the third question of a computer science homework, it is about Lindenmayer System Translator. Lindenmayer system aka L-system is a formal grammar for modeling the growth process of plant development. In fact, it is very easy to implement L-system as long as we understand the grammar. In Python, implementing L-system is very very easy.