Eventually, I continue my tasks as a module maintainer to port my modules, ip2cc and search_keywords to Drupal 5. I would like to announce that these modules are ported to Drupal 5. If you have time, please give it a try to upgrade.

According to my previous post, it is not perfect yet. I have just noticed that full contents are not formatted properly. In particular, markdown filter is not applied as expect due to the node_prepare() called to format only teaser.

I personally use ATOM instead of RSS at my site. In Drupal, we have atom module which served me for a year perfectly. Anyway, it was not ported to Drupal 5 yet. Here is my first contribution.

To all readers, I'm very glad to announce the first anniversary of this site. At that time, I just want to have a place to store my experiences to share with everyone else and I would like to try Drupal. One year later, Drupal proved itself as the one and only one CMS choice for me because of its high quality code and community.

As of now, AJAX is a must to have in recent web application including CMS. Drupal 5.0 has selected jQuery as its core JavaScript backend as well as AJAX engine. In this article, I will give a brief example how to develop a simple AJAX application with jQuery.

In my opinion, the best open-source project is not Firefox, Azureus, Mambo, or Joomla!. They are just popular but not the good one. I'm sure Firefix, Azureus, phpMyAdmin, and Joomla! are all best softwares, no doubt. However, we have never gotten any chances to involve in the project at all. These projects have their core development teams and we are all end-users or a kind of add-on module developers. The thing is different in a project like Drupal.