Amazee case study on Drupal.org

Submitted by Markus Tressl on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 15:05.

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Tada... here we go!

A couple of weeks ago I met Kieran Lal from Dupal/Acquia at OSCON in Portland. I told him about Amazee, what we do, and how we do it. Some days later Kieran invited us to write a case study for drupal.org.

Back and forth, the redesign launch passed, seeing each other in Szeged at DrupalCon and Dania meeting the Acquia guys in New York, we finally got the case study out of the door.

So if you are interested in how we did the redesign, the pitfalls we encountered, and what is going on under the Amazee hood feel free to head over to drupal.org and check out our case.

Many special thanks to epoint and netnode helping out and giving their input for the drupal-module-in-depth-technical-stuff you can find in the article.

If you got any questions just drop us a line in the comments of this post or over at drupal.org!

Amazee - Drupal powered social collaboration. A redesign case study.

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