While working on large Drupal installations theme folders can get very large. If you have numerous whatever.tpl.php files it can become quite confusing to locate the template file you need to edit when you need to make a change to your site. On top of that, if you are adding a lot of additional variables through pre-process functions (you are doing this in preprocess functions right, not in the tpl's...) your template.php file can become quite large as well. To remedy this there are two very simple things you can do to help organize your files and develop a theme structure that is much easier to maintain.

I have recently been working with a lot of javascript and php libraries and thought that I might list a few for anyone who would be interested.  From what i have been reading around the internet there seems to be a heated debate over whether or not using javascript and php libraries is a "crutch" for web developers or a just great time saving tool.  What are your thoughts?

• A nice use of Mootools transitions to create a photo viewer.
• A jquery image slider script

So if anyone has ever tried to install the Magento E-commerce application on a godaddy server they may have encountered a few problems.  This is an outline of things to watch out for when installing Magento on a Godaddy linux server.

So for quite sometime now I have been using javascript to manipulate elements of a website such as rotating an image upon the loading of a page.  Up until now it has worked just fine, but lately I have been bothered by the fact that you first see a placeholder image while a page loads and once the page has loaded, javascript kicks in and switches out the picture to the new image.