Mike speaks with Avi Schwab, one of the organizers of MidCamp, on how the organizing team quickly shifted from an in-person camp to a virtual camp. In addition, Chris Weber also has three new change records for us.
We talk with Tearyne Almendariz, Frontend developer for Lullabot about empowering volunteers, Albert Hughes, Sr. Manager of Marketing Technology for Memphis Basketball, LLC the parent company of the Memphis Grizzlies, and Chris Weber is back with another episode of The Change Record.
We talk with Mike Pirog about the Lando Alliance, April Sides about DrupalCamp Asheville, and Chris Weber debuts his new segment, The Change Record.
We talk with Jacob Rockowiz about the Webform variants and A/B testing and Ted Bowman about Drupal 9 info.yml files.
We debut a new podcast format, and talk with Leslie Glynn about the Aaron Winborn Award and Mauricio Dinarte about Drupal 8 migrations.
Heather Rocker, Drupal Association Executive Director, joins Mike Anello to talk about her background, her vision for the Drupal Association, and DrupalCon Minneapolis!
Greg Anderson, Open Source Contributions Engineer at Pantheon joins Mike Anello to talk about the Drupal Community's Composer Support in Core Initiative.
Jen Lampton (Backdrop user account), co-founder of Backdrop CMS, senior Drupal developer at Jenerationweb.com joins Mike Anello and Ryan Price to get reacquainted with Backdrop and to discuss why it could be a good long-term solution for sites after Drupal 7's end-of-life.
AmyJune Hineline, Open Source Community Ambassador at Kanopi Studios joins Mike Anello to talk about her upcoming Contribution Tour 2019, as she visits numerous Drupal and WordPress events to help train new contributors.
Michael Hess, (mlhess), Senior Technologist and Adjunct Lecturer at University of Michigan and member of Drupal's Security Working Group joins Mike Anello to talk about recent Drupal core security updates, security release processes, Drupal 7's future end-of-life, and the new Drupal Steward program.
Get ready for your trip to Seattle with this April Fool's Day special episode of the DrupalEasy Podcast.
a Dr. Seuss joint (sortof)
From the top of your head to the tips of your toes,
You are a Drupaller, everyone knows.
You think about Drupal all day and all night.
You’re more than obsessed with getting things right.
Your Views and your Fields and your Content Types,
Simply scream “Drupal!” here are some reasons why:
Ryan Price, Principal Engineer, Drupal and Web with Autodesk joins Mike Anello to discuss the hurdles involved with implementing a continuous integration system, OpenDevShop, improving hook_help(), a Drupal 8 Feeds-like module, and DrupalCon Seattle!
Kaleem Clarkson, Operations Manager and Front-End Drupal Developer at Kennesaw State University and Drupal developer at blend me inc. Listen in as they discuss the newly formed Drupal Event Organizers Group and Mike breaks bad news about the Marvel Universe to Kaleem.
Travis Carden, (traviscarden), Senior Software Engineer at Acquia joins Mike Anello to talk about the spreadsheet-based Drupal Spec Tool, a very cool tool that allows teams to specify different parts of a Drupal site and then generates diagrams and Behat tests.
Ted Bowman, senior software engineer with the Drupal Acceleration Team at Acquia, joins Mike to discuss the game-changing work of the Layout Initiative. Sorry about the poor quality of part of Mike's side of the conversation (as well as the comical overdubbing of other portions of the conversation).