Lullabot

Drupal can power any site from the lowliest blog to the highest-traffic corporate dot-com. Come learn about the high-end of the spectrum with this comparison of techniques for scaling your site to hundreds of thousands or millions of page views an hour. This Lullabot Do it with Drupal session with Nate Haug will cover software that you need to make Drupal run at its best, as well as software that acts as a front-end cache (a.k.a Reverse-Proxy Cache) that you can put in-front of your site to offload the majority of the processing work.

This Advanced Theming in Drupal 7 series picks up where the Theming Basics with Drupal 7 left off. This video gives a high-level overview of the the template.php file, which is where a lot of the theming preprocess functions, form alters and other PHP logic within each theme is located.

In this video we'll take a tour of the Views user interface, starting with looking at existing views, editing one of them, seeing what we have to work with, and then making som edits. The Views interface has a lot of configuration options so it's good to have a sense of what is available and where things are located. We'll use many of the pieces throughout the series, but this video gets you started by making a few simple edits and then reviewing our changes.

The Views module is the most downloaded contribution on drupal.org. It is a powerful list-maker that not only provides a GUI for creating a query but also gives you options on how you want to display your data. This video series will continue the Job Board example from the Fields for Site Builders series where we will discover ways to display all of the job postings, allow people to find the one they are looking for and easily apply for it.