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Recovery.gov uses jQuery on Drupal
- niels_olson 18y agoWent to recovery.gov. Tried to access the already famously slow Government Printing Office resources. Crushed. The Obama team might be running Drupal, but they need to take a trip over to GPO and bring those services into the 21st century. Come to think of it, shouldn't the GPO be at the leading edge of information distribution? What's going on over there? Anyone want to bet they're running uncached Oracle on a leased 8 year-old Sun server?
- jusob 18y agoDrupal itself uses JQuery, so "JQuery on Drupal" is redudnant. Recovery.gov uses Drupal.
- mootymoots 18y agonoted :-)
- amvp 18y agoAn easy way to find out what framework a site uses, is this bookmarklet: http://blog.olicio.us/2008/11/08/wtframework-bookmarklet/ http://blog.olicio.us/2008/11/08/wtframework-bookmarklet/
- unalone 18y agoOdd. They went out of their way to hide the /node/ extension, which on Drupal typically returns a list of new entries. Since it's pretty easy just to not display information on /node/ at all, it's interesting that they took the time to hide their CMS identity.
- albertsun 18y agoI don't think they were trying to hide the identity of their CMS. It seems more likely that they were just tidying up by removing pages that weren't part of the plan, or didn't want to have draw attention to new content in such a plain and uncontrolled way.
- unalone 18y agoHm. I suppose they could be editing out the stuff from .htaccess.