Vocabulary Welcome to DRUPLET
Most people when they encounter a problem during development or use of Drupal do a Google search on the topic and end up, after some sifting and speed-reading, with a couple of text snippets that together form an answer. The purpose of this project is to make it easy to build a record of these snippet trails and to share them with the community.
To get started register for an account and submit your first problem to the system. To make things easier we have made a bookmarklet for submitting solutions: all you need to do is select the text snippet on a webpage while surfing and hit the bookmarklet. It will take the url, page title and selected text snippet into the form, the site also remembers what problem you last visited and references this on the solutions you submit. So you only need to review the data and hit submit. To be able to use the bookmarklet, just drag the following link for the druplet bookmarklet into your bookmark toolbar.
When you submit a problem we ask you to add descriptive tags that we use to give you an overview of similar problems in the system. Additionally these tags will be used to define a problem/knowledge RDF schema vocabulary for Drupal. In the future this vocabulary can be used to incorporate meta-tags in documentation materials, be it on your personal blog, in a tutorial, or maybe one day even on drupal.org.
This site is built on top of the neologism installation profile but also uses prepopulate, reference from history (internal development, to be contributed), similar by terms, NAT, Diff and the link CCK field module. If you have any ideas for additional features, please post them as a comment to this post.
Registered users are by default allowed to create problems and solutions. If you want to help out with the class definitions, drop us an email through the contact form.
Welcome to DRUPLET at a glance
Welcome to DRUPLET classes and properties
