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	MediaRSS and PicLens Media RSS (MRSS) is an RSS module used for syndicating multimedia files (audio, video, image) in RSS feeds. It was designed in 2004 by Yahoo! and the Media RSS community, and adds several enhancements to RSS enclosures. PicLens is Browser extension which reads in such an rss feed and provides your visitors with an immersive slideshow experience for rich media on your website. If you don't have the plugin installed, PicLens Lite can be enabled to use a flex application... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 38 Average rating: (0 review)
	Contributing to Drupal: The DROP Program - mr.scales DROP, which stands for Drupal Really Open Participation, is a project designed for organizing short-term tasks for members of the community who are still getting familiar with the system. There are also a few harder tasks available for more seasoned developers looking for something to do when they're bored. As GHOP (Google Highly Open Participation contest) ended, the DROP program was designed to capture the essence of the initial GHOP program - the small, bite-sized tasks aspect of it which mad... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 40 Average rating: (0 review)
	Drupal as an Enterprise Web Framework Drupal is often compared with other CMS products, but the true power of the platform is in it's flexibility and extensibility. Drupal, as a set of APIs, is a viable choice as a framework for developing powerful web apps. This session will demonstrate the use of Drupal APIs and Modules for web application development by means of a couple of case studies. Along the way we'll touch on comparisons with other frameworks from a developer perspective, and requirements for enterprise from a business per... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 234 Average rating: (0 review)
	Hack-Proof Your Drupal App - Key Habits of Secure Drupal Coding Analysts estimate that 75% of attacks against web servers enter at the application, not the network level. And as many as 15% of these attacks are due to poor coding practices. With the help of well known security firms, We'll discuss ways to secure your Drupal application. Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 950 Average rating: (0 review)
	A Hands-On Guide to Module Development Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 171 Average rating: (0 review)
	Drupal 6 menu system - architecture, do, don't and tricks The Drupal 6.x menu system has a fundamentally different architecture from what was present in Drupal 5.x. This session is designed to highlight the key features of the new system, give some some detailed code examples, and maybe a little flavor of Drupal Tough Love as we scour the current contributed modules for examples of ugly, broken, or just-plain-wrong menu code. We will discuss how does Drupal 6 serves paths and render links... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 1,028 Average rating: (0 review)
	MySQL Backup and Security - Best practices The MySQL Server is a very widely used open source database system which is often used as the storage backend for Drupal sites. Therefore performing MySQL backups and maintaining a secure installation are two very common tasks for any Drupal administrator. In this talk, Lenz will provide useful hints and suggestions on how to improve the security of a MySQL installation and how to properly perform backups of the databases and tables... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 93 Average rating: (0 review)
	Using Node Access Node Access is Drupal's system to determine who can view, edit and delete content on your web site. The authors of Organic Groups and Domain Access will give attendees a guided tour of Drupal's Node Access system, its design patterns, its strengths and its limitations. The session will prepare you to implement your own access control module and prepare us to discuss improvements to the core Node Access system. Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 246 Average rating: (0 review)
	Caching and performance improvements We all know the phenomenon: Your unimportant website was just mentioned on ./ and all of a sudden you have many more visitors. Drupal websites where renowned early on (read: Drupal 3.0) that they were able to withstand such an "attack" quite easily. The reason for this is the page cache which will deliver anonymous visitors the pre-rendered webpage directly from the database. This feature made Drupal quite popular early on and sites such as kerneltrap.org switched to Drupal because of it... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 237 Average rating: (0 review)
	Automatic Security Testing with Static and Dynamic Analysis Most Drupal security vulnerabilities are discovered via manual code reviews or by accident. This session will introduce two automated approaches to detecting Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and SQL Injection (SQLi) security vulnerabilities and present progress to date in applying them to Drupal. Dynamic Analysis, or "data tainting," involves tagging actual data within a running program received from untrusted sources as "tainted," propagating the taintedness to any data derived from tainted data, and... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 199 Average rating: (0 review)
	User Testing in Drupal Overview The formal user tests at the University of Minnesota and Baltimore have got quite some attention. They also had a common bottom line: Drupal is quite hard to get into for novice users. We want to improve this. But how can we make sure we really tackle the major issues? And how do we find out if improvements are really improvements? A wicked psychological feedback scenario is holding us hostage: you can only see things from your standpoint... Keywords: drupalcon2008szeged Downloads: 123 Average rating: (0 review)