WordPress users can get started tracking by using the Reinvigorate WordPress Plugin.
Drupal users may use the following plugin authored by Tobi Maier.
Reinvigorate draws graphs using an image generator instead of Flash, so it’s much faster than Analytics.
Tonight I attended a Vancouver Drupal meeting in which Bryght founder Boris Mann talked about Drupal install profiles (no, he wasn’t dressed like a pirate at the time).
Install profiles are basically “recipes” for Drupal installations. They detail what modules should be enabled and how they, and the system, should be configured. Install profiles are necessary because Drupal has hundreds of modules. The Drupal culture’s ideal is that a module should act as a flexible component: most useful when interacting with other modules. Because of this, Drupal’s modules can be combined to create complex, varied web applications.
This module is a simple Second Life framework, allowing objects inside Second Life to interact with application on your web server and do neat things.
Installation
A new Technorati module that integrates with Technorati.com has been released.
The module can be configured so certain node types have a technorati tags section with links to that site’s tags. The tags can be derived from Drupal’s taxonomy (and hence be completely automated), or can be manually entered for each node (allowing full control, but more work), or even a combination of the two.
