Drupal
I (David Moore) have done a lot of work involving Drupal, the open-source, PHP-based CMS/Framework.
Sites
I've worked on a number of Drupal sites.
- Education Development Center (EDC)
- Grassroots International
- Health and Human Development Division (of EDC)
- International Development Division (of EDC)
- Higher Ed Center
- Mets by the Numbers
- RESIST
Core Publisher
Since May 2010, as a member of NPR Digital Services, I have been a developer on the Core Publisher project, NPR's Drupal 7-based turn-key web platform for public radio stations. I've worked on nearly every aspect of the project: custom modules, theming, scaling, database troubleshooting, NPR API integration, 3rd-party integration, Google Search Appliance, analytics, utility scripts, drush, data migrations, etc.
Code
I written more than 10 Drupal themes. I've also written nearly 30+ modules, some of which I was able to contribute back to the community.
Community
I am
- A technical reviewer for the O'Reilly book Using Drupal
- A Zend Certified PHP Engineer
- An active member of Drupal.org (user: CrookedNumber)
- A member of the Drupal Association
- An obsessive bookmarker of all things Drupal
- A member of the Boston Drupal users group
I also
- Attended DrupalCon Boston 2008, DrupalCon DC 2009, DrupalCon San Francisco 2010 (including the pre-conference Scaling and Performance Workshop), and DrupalCon Chicago 2011
- Attended Design4Drupal Boston 2009 (also a volunteer), Design4Drupal Boston 2010 (also a sponsor), Design4Drupal Boston 2011 (also a sponsor) and BADCamp 2011
- Attended jQuery 2007 (Harvard Law School) and jQuery Boston 2009
- Spoke at Design4Drupal Boston 2009: Drupal Anatomy 101
- Spoke at Design4Drupal Boston 2010: Drupal Mobile Theming
- Spoke at the April 2011 Boston Drupal Meetup: A (Web) Face for Radio: NPR + Drupal7
- Spoke at BADCamp 2011: A (Web) Face for Radio: NPR + Drupal7
- Gave numerous Drupal-related lectures at Education Development Center. E.g. — WYSIWYGs in Drupal: Proceed with Caution
- Practice what I preach, and use Managing News, Tattler, and Open Atirum.


