greatest hits

When I resurrected this blog in May of 2005, I turned to Drupal because I wanted to have a content management system that could handle more than just blogging. Even if the learning curve was steep initially, Drupal has proven to be the correct choice. I built sites for Networked Publics, the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design, DOCOMOMO-US, AUDC, the Netlab, and even for my espresso maker on Drupal installs. As the CMS has evolved, it’s become possible to handle custom databases and to produce all manner of content that is different from your usual blog. 

Today I’m introducing a new page that simply keeps track of the most popular content on the site. See it here. Not a bad place to start if you’re new to varnelis.net. 

 

 

When I resurrected this blog in May of 2005, I turned to Drupal because I wanted to have a content management system that could handle more than just blogging. Even if the learning curve was steep initially, Drupal has proven to be the correct choice. I built sites for Networked Publics, the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design, DOCOMOMO-US, AUDC, the Netlab, and even for my espresso maker on Drupal installs. As the CMS has evolved, it’s become possible to handle custom databases and to produce all manner of content that is different from your usual blog. 

Today I’m introducing a new page that simply keeps track of the most popular content on the site. See it here. Not a bad place to start if you’re new to varnelis.net.