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Friendlist Graph Module for Drupal
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posted by Open Query on Fri 29 Jan 2010 05:30 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Conferences, drupal, drizzle, open query, mariadb, cafuego, lca2010, GRAPH engine, OQGRAPH, drupalsouth, friendlist, friendlist_graph

At DrupalSouth 2010 (Wellington) after LCA2010, Peter and I implemented a Drupal module as a practical example of how the OQGRAPH engine can be used to enable social networking trickery in any website. The friendlist_graph module (available from GitHub) extends friendlist, which implements basic functionality of friends (2-way) and fans (1-way) for Drupal users.

The friendlist_graph module transposes the friendlist data using an OQGRAPH table, allowing you to query it in new and interesting ways. By adding some extra Drupal

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Book: Pro Linux System Administration
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posted by Open Query on Wed 24 Jun 2009 02:20 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Uncategorized, Linux, Book, System Administration, Sysadmin, ourdelta, open query, apress, cafuego

Peter Lieverdink (also known as cafuego on IRC/identi.ca, engineer on OurDelta builds and for Open Query) has co-authored a book that’s available since Monday. The title is Pro Linux System Administration published by Apress.

These days some people don’t want to bother with system administration, and either hire or outsource. Others want to find out more and do things themselves (home and small office use), and that’s the intended audience for this book.

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