DrupalEasy Podcast 56: Going Vertical

Sean Larkin, one of the maintainers of the Watershed Now Drupal distribution, joins Andrew, Ryan, and Mike in this week's podcast. Watershed Now is a highly targeted (vertical) distribution whose goal is to help conservation organizations get useful web sites up-and-running quickly. Sean talks about his background in various watershed projects, some of the features of the distribution, as well as the business model for this type of Drupal product. 

In addition to the interview with Sean, the group discusses Acquia's push for more usability, April Fools Day in the Drupal community, a potential competitor for Views, as well as a few other topics and their picks of the week!

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Picks of the Week
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Site of the Week
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It was /really/ fun doing this podcast with team DrupalEasy. Awesome learning about Web Enabled too. I can't wait to try their product.

I also wanted to let folks know that we just launched a new website on Watershed Now this morning. Check out http://potomacriverkeeper.org of what our clients are doing with the distribution.

Cheers,
Sean Larkin
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Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Wed, 04/13/2011 - 13:54

You mentioned pingVision a few times. They no longer operate as a company. They "ceased operations" in the fall of 2009 after growing to about 19 people.

There is a different company called PINGV Creative whose website is pingv.com (which is somewhat confusing because pingVision LLC also used the domain pingv.com). PINGV Creative has the same management team and one employee who worked for that management team at pingVision.

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Mon, 04/18/2011 - 10:56

April 13, 2011