Important

My 12-month world trip has come to a close, and I am now permanently back in Sydney, and once again available for Drupal-related consulting work. Feel free to contact me if you're interested in recruiting my services.

The two sites of mine that were previously still hosted by Free Web Space Inc have now been migrated over to GreenAsh: the Barmy Home Page site, and the KHS 2001 French Trip site. Their old homes have been shut down and replaced with redirects. These sites have also been added to the sites folio.

In preparation for my 12-month backpacking trip around the world, I have set up a new site called Jaza's World Trip. The site hasn't got much content on it yet, but as I embark upon my travels, I will be regularly adding blog entries and other things to it.

My first and favourite web site creation, Jaza's World, has finally completed its long-awaited move to GreenAsh, and has been converted over to Drupal. Read all about it on Jaza's World.

After running on its own separate (and oftentimes outdated) codebase for almost a year, the Category Module web site is now sharing the GreenAsh codebase in a multisite setup! This means that from now on, whenever the GreenAsh Drupal codebase is updated, those updates will be reflected on the category module site.

The GreenAsh sites folio has now been updated to actually have some sites in it. The folio now lists most of the sites that I've been involved in developing, in some shape or form, over the years.

The latest addition to the GreenAsh portfolio is the brand new site of the AUJS Revue 2006: Diaspora Housewives. The AUJS Revue is an annual student musical production, and this year, I am one of the members of its cast! The site is not yet complete - in particular, the finalised content still needs to be added - but the basic design is in place for now.

Awesome news: I have officially been accepted into the 2006 Google Summer of Code, and will be working on an import / export API for Drupal! I am one of only 14 applicants who were successful in joining Drupal for the second year of this prestigous and worthwhile program, and I am both honoured and speechless to be part of this most fortunate of groups.

GreenAsh is proud to present the category module web site! This is the official support and documentation site for the category module, which is a brand new Drupal module designed to make site structuring in Drupal a whole lot easier. The site's theme has been custom-designed by GreenAsh, and is the first site ever to actually use the category module.

I'll be away on holiday for the next two weeks (back on 24 Jul 2005). In that time, nobody will be available to approve new GreenAsh accounts, or to answer any queries. However, all pending accounts and queries will be dealt with when I get back.