Brian Perry, front-end architect with Bounteous, joins Mike Anello for a beginners talk about front-end components, including Brian's advice for what the first steps are for someone who wants to get started using them.
Donata Stroink-Skillrud, president of Termageddon LLC, licensed attorney, certified information privacy professional, and vice-chair of the American Bar Association ePrivacy Committee joins Mike Anello to talk about privacy (and other web site) policies (it's much more interesting than you think!) and why it is so important for modern web sites to have one.
AmyJune Hineline, community ambassador at Kanopi Studios, joins Mike Anello to talk about virtual Drupal events.
Nils Adermann, co-author of the Composer project, joins Mike Anello to talk about the past, present, and future of Composer. Ryan Price and Mike chat about the chat about the DrupalCon Global chat system and the future(?) of global Drupal virtual events.
Jess Snyder joins Mike Anello to talk about how Drupal and nonprofit organizations - topics include the unique needs of nonprofits, the challenges they have with Drupal 8+, and how nonprofit folks organize and support each other. Also, Kaleem Clarkson returns to the podcast to provide an update on the Drupal Event Organizers Group.
Ashraf Abed, founder of Debug Academy and Drupal.tv talks with Ryan about the Debug Academy's long-form Drupal training. Also, Mike and Ryan take a trip around recent events in the Drupal Community.
Ted Bowman, Drupal core contributor and member of Acquia's Drupal Acceleration Team (DAT) talks about the Drupal.org Project Update Bot. Also, Michael Schmid, the CTO of amazee.io joins us to talk about their Drupal hosting solution, Lagoon, and how it fits in to a best-practice focused Drupal development workflow.
Ryan Price talks with Michael Meyers about Yjs (an open-source project that enables real-time, collaborative editing similar to Google Docs) and Goose (a load testing tool), after that, Mike Anello talks with Dane Powell about Acquia BLT.
We missed a week, but we're back with a super-sized retro episode where we talk with two of the original DrupalEasy podcast hosts! First, Andrew Riley drops by to cover some recent Drupal news and make some module picks-of-the week (including a Drupal logo memory game!) Then, Mike speaks with Ryan Price about feature flags - it's not a module, not a service, but rather a design pattern.
Mike speaks with Yuriy Gerasimov, one of the principles of Diffy, a cloud visual regression testing platform as well as Ryan Price to discuss all sorts of things including #DrupalCares, Drupal 9 launch parties, and an interesting Composer/Git workflow model. In addition, Chris Weber also has some new change records for us.
Mike speaks with Ofer Shaal, one of the maintainers of the Rector for Drupal project, a tool to automate the fixing of deprecated Drupal code. AmyJune Hineline also makes an appearance talking about moving contribution sprints from in-person events to virtual events. In addition, Chris Weber also has some new change records for us.
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.