PopSci case study presentation today at DrupalCon

Mar 4 2008

Today in Boston at DrupalCon we're presenting a case study on the development of Drupal-powered PopSci.com.

We'll be talking about what modules we used, the custom modules we developed (and why we developed them), import challenges and things we did to help the site scale well.

If you're at DrupalCon, hope you can make it! If not, watch Drupal.org. We'll be posting a written case study when the dust settles next week.

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