The Drupal Downunder site for the conference in January 2011, is live now. It has been evolving over the last couple of months while we build up to what looks to be a very exciting conference. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the people involved in organising the conference and website. Special thanks go out to Sheree and Jeff from Marmaladesoul, who I have been working a lot with lately. Chris from Univate and Sean.

Tonight I am giving a presentation to the Brisbane Drupal user group on jQuery. I plan to cover some of the early tools I developed well before jQuery was around, such as the CSS Generator, which is about 7 years old now. Then look at adding AJAX functionality via jQuery to the Best Reply module. This has become a little more complex then I first envisaged due to some of the new features I am adding. You will have to come along to find out more.
If I have any time left I will have a quick run through of Bear SQL

Water by Design website brings together knowledge, experiences and expertise in water sensitive urban design (WSUD) and sustainable urban water management (SUWM) to assist the land development industry and government make the transition towards smarter water management.

The site includes a forum which allows email submission, newsletters and events. Developed once again in partnership with SpeakOut

I have released my first Drupal module, best reply. It's a module developed for CSSCreator that allows authors to mark a comment to their topic as the best reply.

Hopefully people will find the module useful for their sites. Currently it is only available for version 5 of Drupal.

The hardest thing about releasing it was trying to grasp the cvs branch and tag structure used at Drupal.

Australasia Scales has finally been released. I think it was about 2 years in the making, mostly waiting on content. In the end it is very much like the original site with the addition of a content management system thanks to Drupal. the original designer flew the coop well over a year ago. Dan did a good job of picking up the pieces and getting the job finished.