It has only gone a few days, but my first Kickstarter campaign is already delivering new learning and understanding. As I looked over what happened during the time I've been sleeping it struck me:
A couple of day ago I got a renewal notice from my domain registrar about drupalmill.com. It's a domain I have owned since a few years, a domain I had great plans and ambitions for when I got it.
The community is currently having serious discussions exploring the possibility of moving important features and central tools from drupal.org to third party sites.
Most of the drupal.org infrastructure is currently running on Drupal 6. Drupal 7 has been out for soon three years and the work on upgrading our community home to it has gone on for almost a year now.
The Drupal Association staff and Drupal community did an amazing and transparent job in handling the recent security breach where user account and personal data got into the wrong hands.
WYSIWYG in Drupal 8 is going to rock, simple as that. Practically all annoyances, complications and other stuff we have had to endure In Drupal 7 and earlier has been fixed.
Sooner, not later, you will end up in the Issue Queue on d.o. Its practically unavoidable if you want to get the most out of your relation with Drupal.
It has only gone a few days, but my first Kickstarter campaign is already delivering new learning and understanding. As I looked over what happened during the time I've been sleeping it struck me:
A couple of day ago I got a renewal notice from my domain registrar about drupalmill.com. It's a domain I have owned since a few years, a domain I had great plans and ambitions for when I got it.
The community is currently having serious discussions exploring the possibility of moving important features and central tools from drupal.org to third party sites.
Most of the drupal.org infrastructure is currently running on Drupal 6. Drupal 7 has been out for soon three years and the work on upgrading our community home to it has gone on for almost a year now.
The Drupal Association staff and Drupal community did an amazing and transparent job in handling the recent security breach where user account and personal data got into the wrong hands.
WYSIWYG in Drupal 8 is going to rock, simple as that. Practically all annoyances, complications and other stuff we have had to endure In Drupal 7 and earlier has been fixed.
Sooner, not later, you will end up in the Issue Queue on d.o. Its practically unavoidable if you want to get the most out of your relation with Drupal.