Artefacts | emmajane.net

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on May 26, 2010 - 5:40am

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Contributing artefacts [primarily, modules, done on paid time] has made the Drupal code ecosystem incredibly healthy and a wonderful place to dive into when you are looking to deploy a Web site with a shoestring budget. There are, however, two main problems that we've not yet solved: designs can never be artefacts and training people has no residual artefact.

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