FFW created this video in collaboration with the Drupal Association. "Membership Matters" documents the highlights of Drupal membership and why it's important to support the Drupal Association. Flimed at Drupalcon Portland, 2013.

Recently we have launched two commerce projects at our Drupal Agency, that have the same functionality: For an anonymous user, when he clicks on “Checkout” on the card, he gets a pop-up that asks to login or to register.

While working at different Drupal projects at FFW we often have the task to display the same content on the site in different formats – without custom templates or using views. The simplest solution is view modes.

While I was working on a project here at FFW, I had a requirement to limit the options for an exposed filter in order to get only options that will give some results. Unfortunately Views don’t provide this kind of functionality.

We're pleased to announce Drupal Face to Face, our joint initiative with the Drupal Association to promote Drupalcon and Drupal Association membership.

A stable, efficient local development environment is a bread and butter activity for web developers. A lot of effort is put into creating the right environment for the right application and maintaining consistency with production environments.

<p>Picture this: The average Facebook user shares around 70 pieces of content each month. While this sort of content creation for your blog or website may seem unmanageable, turning your site into a community of sharing, a forum where your “brand ambassadors” can post their stories, pictures or ideas, is an participatory way to consistently generate new content for your site. <br /><br />In the past, doing this meant a lot of custom coding. But this where Drupal comes in. With the slew of Drupal modules in existence today, you can “socialize” your site with minimal hard coding. </p>

<p>The music was blaring at Acquia's 'Customer Love' party at Drupalcon Denver when I first learned about LSD. </p><p>Wait. What?</p>

<p>Last year a group of us at the <a href="http://groups.drupal.org/taxonomy/term/37594" target="_blank">Central NJ Drupal</a> meet up started getting serious about planning <a href="http://www.drupalcampnj.org/" target="_blank">New Jersey's first ever DrupalCamp</a>. Blink Reaction and others committed specific resources to making it happen.<br />

The town of Princeton, New Jersey, home of the prestigious Princeton University, won’t know what hit them when New Jersey kicks off its first ever Drupalcamp on February 4. Thanks to a $500 grant from the <a href="https://association.drupal.org/home">Drupal Association</a>, the town will be buzzing with hundreds of <a href="https://www.drupalcampnj.org">Drupal fanatics and beginners</a> alike, attending a full days worth of Drupal sessions on four different tracks, ranging from beginner to advanced.