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DrupalEasy Podcast 36 - Ours goes to eleven
After a long hiatus Andrew joins us to talk all things DrupalCon San Francisco with Mike and Ryan as well as talking about the future of Drupal (better known as Drupal 7).
5 Stories
- Drupalcon Wrapup
- Drupal The Card Game?
- Buzzr
- Best Session Attended: Efficient workflow for design and development projects
- Most crowded session attended - Theming with Skinr
- 7 conference innovations that helped make DrupalCon SF a Success, blog post by Kieran Lal
- More than 50 Drupal modules moved into Drupal 7 - by Daniel F. Kudwien
- D7 gets new themes (Bartik - http://drupal.org/project/bartik - is another candidate theme for Drupal 7)
- Certified to rock
- Addison Berry named one of the most influential women in tech by Fast Company
Picks of the week
- Mike - http://drupal.org/project/override_node_options - Override Node Options by Dave Reid, Joachim Noreiko, and Tim Millwood.
- Ryan - Distributions on Drupal - http://drupal.org/project/uberdrupal by Ryan Szrama
- Andrew - Shameless self promotion - Site Directory Migrate http://www.drupal.org/project/sitedir_migrate
Site of the week
World Engineering Education Forum conference web site submitted by Santhosh Abraham
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A neat follow-up to my pick
A neat follow-up to my pick of Drupal Distributions is the following post on g.d.o
"19 distributions... where?"
http://groups.drupal.org/node/63653
They also mention this site, which would have been useful to mention:
http://drupaldistrowatch.com/
hey guys!
So, coltrane actually wrote most of the code behind Certified To Rock (though it was all of our work) and c4rl did the theme/javascript work.
And perhaps the most important thing to correct. I'm not a cat person ;)
Official request for an 8x10 glossy photo of Andrew
I'll gladly pick this up at the meeting this weekend ;-)
Gil
Fixing the IE CSS Files Limit
There actually are a couple of modules to address the problem of IE's limit on the number of CSS files loaded:
Each has a slightly different goal and implementation, so read the descriptions to see which meets your need.
Cloud Hosting
Two good suggested work arounds for the IE issue. I don't suppose you have any handy modules to fix the multi-server with a non-shared files directory issue?
I've looked and I've looked (about 6 months ago) but couldn't find anything.
Andrew, You should certainly
Andrew,
You should certainly dig again. During our training in SF, Mike and I discovered a Dynamic CSS module that was only being announced during the code sprint and unconference upstairs.
http://drupal.org/project/dcss
The answer?
I ended up finding this great talk from DrupalCon SF by Barray Jaspan of Acquia. It looks like a GlusterFS share is the way to go (to share the files directory).
Talk: http://www.archive.org/details/ChallengesOfHostingDrupalOnAws
GlusterFS Info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlusterFS