There and Back Again is Joshua Eichorn's AJAX and PHP blog... pretty cool he wrote the book Understanding AJAX ... one cool example is his Webthumb Rendering Engine which creates a series of "thumbnail" images of any web site ...

While goofing off and reading some posts on Planet Drupal I came across a post by Dries Buytaert - Mr Drupal to me.. titled Responsible Maintainers I liked the message and I am glad to see him really thinking about the drupal community and process -- it is just as important as the code..

You need to realize that if you created a Drupal module that thousands of people depend upon, you created a successful Open Source project. Successful Open Source projects need responsible maintainers in order to sustain. As the maintainer of your project you are in charge, and you have to take responsibility. Period.

dikini.net .. vlado has some - what seems to be - cool code to help a hard core themer (is that a word?)...

http://dikini.net/23.05.2006/pretty_printer_and_transformer_update ... note the descriptive page name.. drupal is pretty cool

Even big IBM is talking about drupal... sample IT project

WOW part two is pretty serious thinking about website design ... much as I do.

In this series we're using a fictitious organization, International Business Council (IBC), which connects employees of the company with external business partners in a collaborative community. IBC needs a redesign of their existing Web site and requires document storage, discussion groups, specialized workgroups, conference scheduling, schedule session descriptions, session expiration, and other capabilities.

because we can has a good review of how they are using the drupal e-commerce module.

It is a pretty meaty module -- I set it up on one test site. It seemed to work but it is complicated so it took some thinking - and was undergoing looks of updates .. but I really don't have anything to sell...

CSS Color Names w3schools color chart...

CSS2 Reference

Since it is OK to sometimes use inline styles here is a link with some help

A good article on the Advanced Web Design site highlighting different types of websites -- lots of examples - of course using drupal.

They also have a "tip" about using "book pages" to enhance click throughs.

I think I believe them ... maybe I will start using that type of content..

PHP 4 / Pear tutorial at topwebnews.com

Cool article on Lullabot.com. Seems pretty easy to do ... I want to give it a try soon.

Thanks to Angie Byron for this great how-to

I listen to lots of podcasts... here are some of my favorite ones of the geek persausion you can visit the sites and subscribe if you dare ... people will make fun of you..

Lullabot / Drupal Podcast I really like this one... total focus on Drupal and pretty funny at times.

php|architect's PRO::PHP podcastThis is pretty good -- news and interviews

WebDevRadio I have not listened to this one...