DrupalEasy Podcast 45: Does the Pope Wear Pants?

Listen in as Andrew Riley, Mike Anello, and (the time-machine version of) Ryan Price discuss Drupal 7 beta 1, improving the quality of DrupalCon Presentations, the Pope's pants, Certified to Rock updates, DrupalEasy groupies, Drupad, and other topics that may or may not have anything to do with the Drupal universe. Jérémy Chatard, author of the Drupad module, joins us for a quick interview while Salim Lakhani from WebEnabled (sponsor of the DrupalEasy podcast) pops in to talk about some cool release management (development server -> staging server ->production server) work that WebEnabled is working on.

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Thanks to Webenabled for sponsoring this week's podcast. Create, develop, and deploy Drupal applications entirely on the Webenabled platform. Top-notch support included with every account. Be sure to check out Webenabled's screencast on code/configuration/content release management.

Picks of the Week - every podcast we each pick a module, theme, or other Drupal-related "thing" that we'd like to spread the word about.

  • Mike - Module Filter by James Jeffery (greenSkin on drupal.org) - tames your admin/build/modules page
  • Andrew - Open Calais by Frank Febbraro (febbraro on drupal.org) - intelligent auto-tagging of your content

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Comments

I finally have a certified to rock score! I am only one less than Andrew! I don't know whether I did something right or you did something wrong, but i am happy with my "1".

bhosmer

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Thu, 10/14/2010 - 19:24

I almost forgot: Mike, where in D7 is the install new module you were talking about? I can't find it in /modules

bhosmer

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Thu, 10/14/2010 - 19:27

Why is commenting anonymous here?

Jacob Singh wrote about the development of the module here 
http://acquia.com/blog/updating-modules-and-themes-drupal-7

As you suggested they are paranoid about security. They got your back.

Invitation based presentation is good... But what about new people?

Getting "in" to open source is notoriously more difficult as processes are implicit and political. Anyway, my experiences at drupalcons haven't been any worse than at any other industry, academic or commercial conference circuit. You must have been hit with some bad presentations. 

Most industries have knowledgable people who aren't the best public speakers. Drupal at least has a lower bullshit factor, IMHO. for me, it's far worse if we take less risks than if we bore a few people.

Shame if we  strive for professionalism and end up with elitism.

(I got some patches in and my score got bumped!)

  - Heather 

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Fri, 10/15/2010 - 04:31

In order to install modules or themes from the D7 interface, you have to enable the update module!

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Sun, 10/17/2010 - 04:22

Great show as always. Keep the guests comin', like those interviews. I might have to check out this webenabled stuff some time. Keeps getting more interesting with every mention.

My CTR-score stayed at four and I never programmed a lick. Like the system!

Keep up the good work.

Cheers

dddave

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Mon, 10/18/2010 - 14:24

I might have to check out this web enabled stuff some time. Keeps getting more interesting with every mention. I don't know whether I did something right or you did something wrong. Thank you.

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Mon, 03/21/2011 - 22:28

October 14, 2010