[Web4lib] Drupal 7

[Cary Gordon]

We have started to build sites in Drupal 7. Our test is whether we
believe that the modules required by the site will be available by the
time the site is scheduled to go live. On sites with a six month to
launch horizon, we feel that most of the "big" pieces will be in place
and we can begin development with dev modules. With a 60 day timeline,
we will stick to D6 unless every module we need is ready for
production now, or we can launch without full functionality.

Exceptions include, on the go side, clients with the resources to take
a module over the hump, if needed, and on the no-go side, sites that
require i18n.

Cary

On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 4:59 PM, Maida Scott
<Maida.Scott at pueblolibrary.org> wrote:
> Since our redesign efforts fell in line with the lastest release of
> Drupal, I made the decision to go ahead with Drupal 7, to avoid the
> headache of upgrading later.
>
> Is anyone else out there using/upgrading to Drupal 7?
>
> Maida
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> Pueblo City-County Library District
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Cary Gordon
The Cherry Hill Company
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