Comments on: Experiences with Drupal E-Commerce And Coupons http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/ We Build Kickass Websites and Applications so you don't have too. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:28:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: sam http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-701 sam Wed, 16 May 2007 22:05:59 +0000 http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-701 Do you guys do custom Drupal modules for people? Or do you release any stuff you do? Do you guys do custom Drupal modules for people? Or do you release any stuff you do?

]]> By: Joel http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-703 Joel Thu, 17 May 2007 00:06:23 +0000 http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-703 We build custom modules for clients. We don't really release our stuff as we dont have the time to bug test or fix issues that may arise. There are a lot of different version of Drupal, SQl, PHP, and working on multiple versions while dealing with emails is a pain. We build custom modules for clients. We don’t really release our stuff as we dont have the time to bug test or fix issues that may arise. There are a lot of different version of Drupal, SQl, PHP, and working on multiple versions while dealing with emails is a pain.

]]> By: Derrick Schommer http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-704 Derrick Schommer Thu, 17 May 2007 00:16:14 +0000 http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-704 If we get the time to release custom modules, we'd do it, but first: some customers sign us up as "exclusives" for certain things (to gain advantages to certain stuff) while others I don't put all the full Drupal 'style' into. If I get time, some stuff will eventually be released, but I've got to find time to to comply to any drupal style changes, talk with gate keepers and find people to support its future releases. If we get the time to release custom modules, we’d do it, but first: some customers sign us up as “exclusives” for certain things (to gain advantages to certain stuff) while others I don’t put all the full Drupal ’style’ into.

If I get time, some stuff will eventually be released, but I’ve got to find time to to comply to any drupal style changes, talk with gate keepers and find people to support its future releases.

]]> By: sam http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-719 sam Thu, 17 May 2007 20:56:12 +0000 http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-719 I'm currently working on a site using Drupal. I'm just asking, but say we need a custom module or for someone to check if there might be something that could be done better, would you guys be able to do that? Would I have to email for prices on something like that? (Not full work on the site, but for anything we may need done now or can't do at all) I’m currently working on a site using Drupal. I’m just asking, but say we need a custom module or for someone to check if there might be something that could be done better, would you guys be able to do that? Would I have to email for prices on something like that? (Not full work on the site, but for anything we may need done now or can’t do at all)

]]> By: Derrick Schommer http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-720 Derrick Schommer Thu, 17 May 2007 21:11:22 +0000 http://www.mediacrumb.com/2007/05/13/experiences-with-drupal-e-commerce-vs-coupons/#comment-720 Although mediacrumb typically works on a full site design, we're never against working on modules for websites currently under development or looking for specific features. The beauty in drupal is that this is very easy and possible for contract work. So, yes, if you're looking for specific target modules to do some feature or design, we can definitely work on them. The quote would depend on the amount of work, of course, but do not hesitate to ask us when you're looking for projects. If the modules are independent of your site we can stage them on our own setups to show you the progress being made and when it is finished send the module directly to you for integration. That way you would not have to give us any higher level access to your web development area. For modules that will inter-depend on your site you can setup a staging environment with fake admin passwords for us to do the development work and migrate the finished modules to your live site. Hopefully that answers your question. Just give us an idea of the job magnitude and/or a specification for work and we can set you up with a quote! Although mediacrumb typically works on a full site design, we’re never against working on modules for websites currently under development or looking for specific features.

The beauty in drupal is that this is very easy and possible for contract work. So, yes, if you’re looking for specific target modules to do some feature or design, we can definitely work on them. The quote would depend on the amount of work, of course, but do not hesitate to ask us when you’re looking for projects.

If the modules are independent of your site we can stage them on our own setups to show you the progress being made and when it is finished send the module directly to you for integration. That way you would not have to give us any higher level access to your web development area. For modules that will inter-depend on your site you can setup a staging environment with fake admin passwords for us to do the development work and migrate the finished modules to your live site.

Hopefully that answers your question. Just give us an idea of the job magnitude and/or a specification for work and we can set you up with a quote!

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