An API is an abstraction that defines and describes an interface for the interaction with a set of functions used by components of a software system. The software that provides the functions that are described by an API is said to be an implementation of the API.
Benjamin Doherty (aka Bangpound) looks for "expression of the conduct and behavior norms of the Drupal community" and "examples of how the community has expressed standards of conduct" and finds a fair amount.
Bear with us, and Drupal 7. There are some non-intuitive steps in the subtheming, but the power, simplicity of modifying, and relative ease of upgrading is worth it.
There is apparently no such thing yet and this may be silly, but the idea is to have an input filter that would make a copy-paste of an emacs org-mode document look good-- perhaps even with collapsible sub-sections using JQuery.
the example modules that used to be hidden over in the documentation CVS over to the modules repository as first-class modules, which can be maintained, updated, and discussed in the issue queues.
This project aims to provide high-quality, well-documented API examples for a broad range of Drupal core functionality.
Developers can learn how to use a particular API quickly by experimenting with the examples, and adapt them for their own use.
I wanted to send a love letter to the Edit term module but found your contact information instead. Can you forward this to Edit term?
Dear Edit term,
You never let me down. True to your project page description, you make editing terms easy and effortless. I'm so happy with our relationship -- you don't even have any baggage by creating unecessary database tables. You are one of the most useful modules to grace my Drupal installations. Edit term, I love you!
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