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The workshop will be held at the UCF Executive Development Center at 36 West Pine Street, Orlando, FL and run from 9am until 5pm with a one-hour break for lunch.

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Posted Tuesday, February 14 at 8:06 am
There’s a full house on the podcast this week as Andrew, Ryan, and Mike are joined by Dave Terry (Mediacurrent), John Hannah (Friendly Machine), and Glenn Hilton (ImageX Media) to discuss the Drupal community’s less-than-stellar effort of marketing our beloved software to people outside the community. Both Dave and John have written thought-provoking blog posts on this topic in the past few months while Glenn has been a leader in organizing and evangelizing Drupal business summits. We also managed to discuss the Drupal Association’s recent at-large elections, Coworking Fridays, Acquia’s recent code contributions, recent usability studies, as well as our picks of the week!
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Mike quickly spotted several flaws in our Drupal configuration and was able to teach us how to correct them. His training style and solid knowledge of Drupal makes for an efficient and productive training session. I came away with full confidence in the data I learned that day.

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Prolific Drupal contributor Dave Reid joins Ryan Price and Mike Anello on the first DrupalEasy podcast of 2012. They discuss the Meta Tags module (and why it’s not just for SEO anymore), Drupal’s security team, Drupal 8’s WSCCI initiative, the increasing complexity of Drupal’s code and the decreasing number of core contributors.

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Guest wrote 5 weeks 6 days ago

Oh, the show was great!

I just meant in the teaser text above.

-xjm

Guest wrote 6 weeks 23 hours ago

Hmmm, misleading... core devs NOT decreasing

..and the decreasing number of core contributors.

The number of core developers is not decreasing, not at all. It has increased more or less linearly with each major version, from 300 or so in Drupal 4.7 to nearly 1000 in Drupal 7. Furthermore, as of Dec. 19, 485 people already had commit mentions for Drupal 8--twice as many as there were by the same point in the Drupal 7 cycle. So, core is thriving, and more and more people are getting involved.

What is decreasing is the ratio of developers to open issues, or developers to Drupal users, because the latter two quantities appear at a casual glance to be increasing geometrically rather than linearly. So that ratio goes down. This may be inevitable, though.

More info:
http://xjm.drupalgardens.com/blog/core-and-you

Cheers,
xjm :)

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ryanprice wrote 6 weeks 8 hours ago

XJM, That is my understanding

XJM,

That is my understanding as well, though not having the same intimate knowledge as you, it didn't come out like that.

We should have you on the show some time. Dave's numerous mentions of you have convinced me of that.

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ryanprice wrote 6 weeks 6 days ago

One... Two... Five!

One... Two... Five!

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