It’s been a wee bit crazy here over the last few months. Our blog has suffered as a result. Carving out time for writing has been tough. We see a faint light at the end of the tunnel now and hope to get back to some helpful Drupal related posts. In the meantime, i thought i’d give you a sampling of what we’ve been working so hard on the last few months and what we’ve got lined up for the next few.

Here at Fuse we're excited to be taking the wraps off something we've been working on for awhile now, a project called Seed. Seed is a set of Drush commands which allow you to perform actions such as setting up new user accounts, creating MySQL databases and setting up new projects for developers.

A client came to us recently and wanted to transfer his site from another company.  We needed to apply security updates to the code but we didn't have access to any version control history of the source code.  We used the Hacked! module to see if there is any custom code added to Drupal core or contrib modules so that we don’t lose any custom changes when we update the site.  Hacked! Comes with a web user interface but I prefer to run it in

A little over a year ago we were approached by OpenRoad Auto Group, one of Canada’s premier auto dealer networks, to develop a system that would allow them to manage their group site and 9 individual dealer web sites. They were coming from a scenario where each of their dealer sites were managed independently. They were faced with brand inconsistencies, dated design and multiple systems to administer with very little automation. With further expansion on the horizon, this needed to change.