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Drupal Dev Days Szeged was a great opportunity for me to realize and take part in one of Kristof’s crazy ideas (well, almost as crazy as Drupalcon 2008 was ;) with some great people from the community. While the event turned out to be a success, I’ve learnt a lot that I would like to share with all future organizers through this blog post and other channels.

I have been a developer at Pronovix for over 2 two years now. During this time I was either developing a .NET based web service or iOS applications, but what they all had in common was that they were communicating with a Drupal site. I was always on the dark side of Drupal until last week, when I attended my first international Drupal conference ever: Drupalcamp London…

We have just finished developing a loyalty program system for a Belgian coffee shop, so we thought we could summarize what we’ve learned to help Drupalists working on similar projects.

We really love our Drupal at Pronovix, but sometimes when you want to offer the best possible mobile experience, it’s possible you need to get outside of the Drupal stack. It’s not an easy job to decide if you should go with a responsive site or have a dedicated app for your mobile users, so we tried to collect the factors that help you make a more conscious decision.

For some time now, I’ve been a co-maintainer of the Drupal iOS library. There are few Drupal developers that also develop iPhone and iPad applications, since it might be a bit intimidating at first, I thought it would be a great idea to help people get started in a workshop of some kind.

Brightcove is a video hosting platform that integrates with your Drupal site through the Brightcove module. They have a really solid service, and if you need an enterprise-grade solution you should definitely check them out (full disclosure: Brightcove is a customer of Pronovix).