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Excluding the current post from a sidebar view is something that I sometimes like to do.
Case: It’s nice to have a view of, say, “related content” that takes the page’s terms as an argument, and shows all of the nodes tagged with the same terms as the node we’re on. We build a block view to do this*, put it...

Note: This post is going to get re-written shortly to better fit the new format of the blog, ie: pulling out key points and making them separate posts, with tools and caveats for each one. Leaving this here for historocity’s sake
In the course of revamping the UBC Computer Science department’s website, I came face-to-face once again with the fact that Drupal, in terms of performance, is like a bunch of drunken monkeys on an oil tanker in a narrow channel during a monsoon...

I’ve recently come to the conclusion that it’s far better to add vocabularies via CCK than it is to use the default Taxonomy setting.
Why? Oh, so many reasons. Here are three:
Content display

I think I can safely say that I speak for 95.6% of all frustrated Drupal professional out there when I tell new developers this:
STOP creating custom modules and proprietary solutions.
Just… stop it. For every proprietary project that goes and duplicates 96% of the work another proprietary project already created, there’s an open-source developer like me crying into her beer because of the horrible waste of human capital...