I'm not one to toot my own horn so to speak. I don't go around claiming to know it all. I usually try to stay out of the spotlight.

I'm a behind the scenes, under the radar kind of guy. I know what I'm capable of and I do, on rare occasions, challenge myself to do more than that. This is one of those occasions.

In recent months I've been working with a really smart group of people on a project called NOWCastSA (http://www.nowcastsa.com/). In the beginning I was more of an indirect observer but I've recently become a co-conspirator or technical mentor if you will.

Consider this one of those "Yet more reasons why I love X!" where X equals Drupal.

I am presently swamped with work both at work and at home. This is both good and bad. It's good because I hate being trapped with nothing to do. I can find things to do at home should there ever come a time when I'm less than swamped but that time has yet to appear on the horizon. But being at work with nothing to do is just plain awful.

The second Drupal Users Group for San Antonio was held Tuesday night where we discussed wysiwyg editors and how to configure the Wysiwyg API with TinyMCE for Drupal.

A little background...

In the not too distant past it was painful to implement client-side wysiwyg editors and usually required alot of file editing.  With the advent of the Wysiwyg API it is now possible to implement a number of client-side editors quickly and in a fairly painless method.