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And the sprinting continues! Each day more and more people are arriving and again the sprints are continuing on into the early hours of the morning.

Drupal Developer Days Dublin is really under way now, with more and more sprinters arriving every day. There's a really fantastic buzz around the place.

Things were a bit crazy here today at Drupal Developer Days Dublin. Turns out there were some problems finding and gaining access to the sprint venue last night (I knew I should have gone along!). 

Get ready, get set, GO!! After months of preparation, today marks the first day of Drupal Developer Days 2013 being held here in Dublin in the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT).

Some upcoming events that could be of interest: Drupal Training, and DrupalCamp Dublin.

Following Greg Dunlap's (heyrocker) call for sponsorship funds at DrupalCon Munich, we at Annertech decided to do what we can to help.

Encouraging your online shoppers to make donations just became easier! We recently released a new Drupal module, Commerce Donate, which allows visitors to your site to add donation products to their Commerce shopping cart.  

We're often asked by clients and potential clients if there are any courses which will give them a good hands-on view of Drupal, what it does, and how to do it. And now we can say, yes there is.

A few weeks ago the entire Annertech team left from their respective corners of Ireland to attend DrupalCon London 2011.

At DrupalCon Chicago earlier this year, Stella spoke with Kent Bye from Lullabot. They discussed recent improvements to the Coder module which can help you automate code reviews and upgrade your modules. They also discussed future plans for the module that will increase the number of security checks on Drupal modules.

The interview has now been released as a Drupal Voices podcast.

Last weekend Alan and I both headed to the Galway for DrupalCamp Ireland. The camp took place in DERI which has hosted many previous Drupal Camps. It was great chance to meet fellow Drupal-ers and introduce some new people to the power of Drupal.

I recently came across LiveReload and was impressed. Actually impressed is an under statement. I was amazed. LiveReload has really improved the way I work with css. As it says on its github page LiveReload is browser extension & a command-line tool that: