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Holistic Moms Network monthly meeting will be held from 7-9 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 21, at JustGoods Fair Trade Store, 201 Seventh St., Rockford. Guest speaker will be Dr. Geoffrey Bouc, a board-certified physician in Family Practice and Holistic medicine. For the past 10 years, he has been focusing on those with poorly-functioning thyroid glands. To learn more about Dr. Bouc, refer to his website iwantmyt3.com.
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The Rockford Chapter of Holistic Moms Network is a support, education and social network for parents interested in green living, alternative healthcare, and gentle, responsive parenting. It is a warm and inclusive group; you are welcome to join them whenever you are on the holistic path in an environment that does not judge. Meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month at JustGoods, 201 Seventh St., Rockford.
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I made a version of Azalea for a model to wear to a big horse racing event.
She loved it.
Changes: I dropped the front yoke and the arm holes by 4cm; I lengthened the yoke; I cut 3 of the unders skirt and 2 of the upper skirt.
Gold Lame for the top; Satin, Lame, Tulle, Stretch Net and Glitter Tulle for the skirts and an Elasticated sequin ribbon stiched onto the Yoke/ Skirt Seam.
FTV for asking me to make a dress for the races and my model for wearing it so well
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Dec 11, 2008, 10.12 AMby fabricaddict
Your dress is stunning!!! I see you are from Joburg, I am from Durban – nice to see other South Africans on this site :-)
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Dec 10, 2008, 10.51 AMby thora47
Great fabric choices! I love your version of the Azalea
Dec 10, 2008, 06.43 AMby justmica
Beautiful… You done wonderful job!! I ador that dress in that colour with so gorgeous fabric!! Awesome!!!
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you look so elegant and sparkle!!! So nice at the son!
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i love your version of azalea! stunning! it's the perfect combination of fabrics- and the trim is the perfect touch.
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hi this is so lovely good job keep going I like these colors
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You can apply AJAX to any elements on the page by adding the use-ajax class to that element. Typically we apply this to link elements.var switchTo5x = false;stLight.options({"publisher":"dr-75626d0b-d9b4-2fdb-6d29-1a20f61d683"});
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I doubt that many people who read this will be unaware of the extremely severe security vulnerability that was discovered reported and patched a couple of weeks ago or the later realease and many related blog posts pointing out exactly how critical early updates and patching are.
If this has ruined a little of your free time recently and/or entailed your agency really earning the costs of any maintenance contracts you offer consider how terrifying some of the press and implications are for owners of unsupported Drupal sites many of whom will be small charities and local organisations.
I would like to think that local Drupal groups etc. and the 'Drupal community' in general would step up and help out, if enough of us do that then we could generate some positive press. Yes we have a security team etc that is good, but how are we going to help out?
My local Drupal group will attempt to answer questions and find people to provide a little support (anybody else??),
Appreciate that many people are not in the position to provide a lot of effort for free, even a small amount of advice could get people on the right track and Drupal groups are likely to know good freelancers that can afford to help a small company for considerably less than typical agency fees.
All those hackthons, sprints, efforts to drive D8 forward, anybody brave enough to divert some of that effort towards auditing/fixing local sites?? I hope so.
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Codit: Crons uses the Codit framework to make the development of multiple cron jobs easy. In most cases it ends up being both more flexible, and safer than custom coding hook_cron() in a custom module or Feature for a site.Why should I consider using Codit: Crons? Continue reading Codit: Crons Introduction
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It's that time of year again! And boy, are we excited... BADCamp is around the corner and we've already got our bags packed for San Francisco. BADCamp is one of our favorite Drupal Camps out there because it's close to home, attendance is free, and it offers a handful of great Drupal trainings for all skill levels. And, of course, there's the Nonprofit Summit that takes place on Thursday, November 6.
We've been hard at work helping coordinate this summit and we're thrilled with the day that's come together.
We've lined up speakers from the Sierra Club, Kiva, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who will share their experience and insights into leveraging Drupal to further their mission. You'll also be able to join a variety of discussion-style breakout sessions, led by Drupal experts and nonprofit tech leaders. Looking for a topic that's not on the schedule? Lead a discussion of your own during the open breakout sessions!
We've got a jampacked schedule in addition to the Nonprofit Summit day. On Saturday and Sunday, you can find ThinkShout at booth #4 - stop by and say hi - we'd love to chat with our fellow BADCampers. Several members of our team will be speaking - check out the schedule below for a full breakdown of our presentations.
Saturday, Nov. 8
"Maps Made Easy" - Gabe Carleton-Barnes (@uncle_gcb)
Room: Rainbow Road
Time: 10:00am-11:00am
Maps are all over the web these days, and they can be extremely effective tools for finding and sharing information. Embedding a simple Google Map is easy, but what about building something that is more integrated with your content? It turns out you can build awesome integrated maps in Drupal almost entirely with point-and-click tools: all you need is the Open Source Leaflet library, Views, and a few other Contrib Modules. In this session we'll show you how by interactively building a site with a map from a bare Drupal 7 install.
Participants will choose what type of mappable content to create, and will be asked to add content using their own devices to build a rich demonstration of the map's capabilities.
As we assemble the required modules and configure our site, we will discuss the roles played by each module without a bunch of geospatial techno-babble. By the end of the session, we will have an interactive map displaying content that is easy for any site user to input using address data. If there is sufficient time, we will discuss how to customize the map's "tiles", add plugins, use proximity filtration, and other potential features for your map!
"Responding to Responsive - A Designer's Guide to Adapting" - Josh Riggs (@joshriggs)
Room: Warp Zone
Time: 10:00am-10:30am
There's no denying that a designer's role is changing. Responsive Design has made the whole process much more complex. Designers are now expected to be equal parts artist and coder, and to use HTML, CSS & Javascript as their palette. I've met that challenge, and I've spent the last few years working on several large, responsive Drupal sites. This talk will include a candid, real-world look at my personal evolving design process, as well as lessons from my own personal journey as a designer.
Topics include:
A thorough walkthrough of responsive design deliverables: Content Strategy, HTMLWireframes, Style Tiles, & Style Mocks. Examples will be shown.
Managing the expectations of Clients, Users and Developers
Keeping the focus on User Experience
Real world successes and failures
A fight to the death between Photoshop & In-Browser design
Creating a better iterative process
Bridging the gap between design and front-end development
Embracing the concept of Kaizen (continuous improvement) as a designer
"Responsive Image Loading with the Picture Module"- Cooper Stimson (@cooperstimson)
Room: Warp Zone
Time: 5:30pm-6:00pm
Responsive Web Design (RWD) is increasingly vital in the contemporary web landscape, where your content can be displayed on a phone, a laptop, an 84-inch 4k monitor, a refrigerator, or even a watch. In this session you will learn how to leverage the Picture module (and its dependency, the Breakpoints module) to achieve responsive image loading in Drupal 7.
The Picture Module
There is no RWD solution for images in Drupal 7 core. Luckily, a responsive image handling module called Picture will be included in Drupal 8 core, and has already been backported to Drupal 7. Picture uses the new HTML5 picture element.
This session will cover:
Installation and configuration of the Picture, Media, Chaos Tools Suite, and Breakpoint modules
Creating breakpoints and breakpoint groups
Configuring picture mappings
Setting up file type display settings
Applying these options to an example content type
Basic introduction to the picture element and media queries
Image loading is particularly important for RWD; loading an image size inappropriate to screen resolution is problematic whether you're stretching a 100x100 thumbnail over a massive screen, or sending a ten megapixel background to a QVGA phone. In the former case you're making a pixelated mess, and in the latter case you're eating up both your own bandwidth and your user's data plan on a resolution they can't use - nobody wins.
Benefits for Your Site
There are many reasons to responsively load images on your site. A few highlights are:
Consistent user experience across platforms
Single URL per page
- No need to code up a separate mobile version
- SEO optimization -- Don't split your pageview count between multiple URLs
- Improved shareability
Massive pageload benefits on mobile
Target Audience
This session is aimed at beginning level Drupalers who haven't used the Picture module before.
It's completely free to register, just sign up on the BADCamp website.
See you in San Francisco!
Code Karate: Drupal 7 Publication Date Module
In this video we look at the Publication Date module. This module allows content creators to use the date in which the content on their website is published and NOT just when it is created. In other words, if you create a post a week prior to publishing it, this module will use the date in which the post goes to published. Again, this is a simple module but can be extremely helpful if you post a lot of content or have a habit of writing content days or weeks prior to publishing.Tags: DrupalFieldsViewsDrupal 7Drupal Planet
Mediacurrent: Why You Should Speak at Tech Conferences
The first time I spoke at a tech conference was about five years ago at the University of Southern California (USC), in Los Angeles. It was at an annual conference called Code Camp whose audience is mostly Microsoft developers. I didn't know what to expect in that kind of setting. I selected a topic I was fairly comfortable with, Designing with CSS3. Not only was the topic well received but it quickly became the most popular session in the conference with over 140 attendees interested in it. Now I was really freaking out.
Chromatic: Easily Upgrade Your Image Fields for Retina!
What if you could create hi-resolution versions of these images without a ton of added filesize overhead? What if you could do this all within Drupal? No special coding, no uploading of multiple versions, no special field templates or unnecessary javascript. Just a basic Drupal image field with a special image style defined.Here's how you do it:
- Create your image field. (In most cases, you've probably already got this.)
- Download and install the HiRes Images module This module allows you to create an image style at 2x the desired pixel dimensions. If your desired maximum image width is 720 css pixels, your output image would be saved at 1440px.
- Download and install the Image Style Quality module This nifty module allows you to define specific image qualities on a per image style basis instead of using Drupal's global image quality setting.
- Add a new image style (or alter an existing)
- Add your normal image style presets, like scale, crop etc. If you're scaling, set your scale to be 2x your desired maximum output in pixels. So if you want an output of 720, set your scale to 1440px.
- Add the "Hi-Res (x2)"" effect. This will output you're image element at half the scale amount above. So we get a max of 720px.
- Add the "Quality" effect and set it to something like 60%. This may take some experimenting to find a balance between image quality and file size. In my example, I went with 60% compression. This yielded an image that was still really sharp and a reasonable file size.
- Set your display mode to use this new (or altered) image style.
- Enjoy your beautiful, high resolution, performant image fields!
Hard to believe this works right? You'd think your retina version would look really crappy with that much compression, but it doesn't. In fact, in some cases it will look just as sharp and be smaller than a 1x counterpart. See my screenshots below for proof:Side-by-side comparison:
So we end up with a high resolution version of our uploaded image that is actually smaller than the original version at 720px! Looks great on retina devices and doesn't badly penalize users of standard definition displays. WIN!
For a detailed explanation of this technique in broader terms, see Retina Revolution by Daan Jobsis
Midwestern Mac, LLC: How to set complex string variables with Drush vset
I recently ran into an issue where drush vset was not setting a string variable (in this case, a time period that would be used in strtotime()) correctly:# Didn't work:
$ drush vset custom_past_time '-1 day'
Unknown options: --0, --w, --e, --k. See `drush help variable-set` [error]
for available options. To suppress this error, add the option
Using the --strict=0 option resulted in the variable being set to a value of "1".
After scratching my head a bit, trying different ways of escaping the string value, using single and double quotes, etc., I finally realized I could just use variable_set() with drush's php-eval command (shortcut ev):
Jonathan Brown: Update on Drupal / Bitcoin Payment Protocol (BIP 70) integration
BIP 70 describes a high-level payment system for Bitcoin. It uses Protocol Buffers and X.509 certificates for the following major improvements:
- Human-readable payment destinations instead of Bitcoin addresses
- Resistance from man-in-the-middle attacks
- Payment received messages sent back to the wallet
- Refund addresses
I compiled the BIP 70 Protocol Buffers definition file into PHP using ProtobufPHP.
I have implemented most of BIP 70 in the Coin Tools Drupal project. It contains a new Bitcoin payment entity class that contains all the specified fields in its base table. Bundles can be created to add additional fields to payments.
Payments can currently be created through an admin interface, although this would typically happen in an automated process on a real website.
When viewing an unfulfilled payment in the admin interface the QR code for the payment will be present. It decodes to a backward-compatible payment protocol URI.
Currently the module is unable to detect Bitcoin payments not sent using the payment protocol, i.e. the payment is sent to the address but the website is not notified. This will be quite easy to implement though.
For payments made using the new protocol, Coin Tools is able to complete the transaction and has been tested with both the original QT client and Andreas Schildbach's Android Wallet. Interestingly Andreas's wallet does not display the status message returned by the merchant.
The specification does not seem to have any method for the merchant to inform the app that the payment was not satisfactory, other than setting the human readable status message (the wallet would not know there was a problem), or returning an HTTP error code (resulting in unpleasant error message for customer).
Coin Tools will check the transactions provided by the wallet are sending enough bitcoins to the payment address. It then broadcasts the transactions via bitcoind. Currently Coin Tools is relying on bitcoind rejecting transactions that have not been signed correctly. This assumption needs to be verified.
The X.509 certificate part of the payment protocol specification has not yet been implemented in Coin Tools. This is a critical component.
The implementation of the payment protocol in Coin Tools only permits a single Bitcoin address per payment. The specification does support having more than one and in theory this could be used to increase payment anonymity by each address only being spent into by a single output in a single transaction. In practise this is not so effective as all the transactions would be broadcast simultaneously.
Coin Tools will also store a single refund address provided by the wallet making the payment. The wallet actually provides payment scripts, but Coin Tools will determine if the script is a standard payment and extract the address. Multiple refund addresses are also supported by the standard, but Coin Tools will only store one.
According to the specification the wallet can allow the customer to provide a note to the vendor. Coin Tools will store this note, however I do not know of any wallets that support this feature.
The HTTP responses for PaymentRequest and Payment need to be implemented as Symfony response handlers. Currently they are implemented in a simplistic manner setting their own HTTP headers and and calling exit().
It is currently only possible to make payments from the admin interface. A template needs to be provided so the payments can be made from elsewhere on a website, e.g. integration with Drupal Commerce.
For a standard ecommerce website that wants to accept bitcoins it may make more sense to use a provider such as BitPay or Coinbase. Accepting payments natively on a website means that a hacker could steal funds. One solution to this problem would be to use Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets so that private keys are only stored on backend systems.
For a project that is doing something more interesting than just accepting Bitcoin as a payment method and is already running bitcoind, it may be advantageous to have a native implementation on BIP 70 on the website rather than relying on a third-party provider.
No tests have yet been written for Coin Tools. It is essential that Payment and PaymentRequest routes are fully tested including the edge cases defined in the specification.
A few limitations of Drupal 8 have been encountered during the creation of this functionality. In Drupal 8 it is now possible to have fields in entity base tables. This is really great, but unfortunately when these fields are present in a view it is not possible to use their formatters. I discussed this with Daniel Wehner at Amsterdam and he didn't seem very optimistic about this being able to be fixed so some sort of workaround will need to be found as this functionality is critical to the module.
Date field is now in D8 core, but unfortunately it stores the date as a varchar in the database. This means that it is not possible to sort or filter on date - a major limitation. If core is not changed to use database-native date storage Coin Tools will have to use another date field.
The Payment Protocol functionality needs to be backported to Drupal 7 Coin Tools and integrated with Payment / Commerce.
S1L: Selling Organic Groups with Drupal Commerce License OG
Selling Organic Groups with Drupal Commerce just got way more powerful. Actually it did so a while ago when Commerce License and Commerce License OG where created.
About 18 months ago I wrote about how you could sell access to Organic Groups with Drupal Commerce with a configuration of fields and Rules.
With Commerce License and Commerce License OG selling access to Organic Groups you have a setup that is as easy to setup than the 'old' field+Rules way (if not easier) and you'll have great new functionality for revoking membership access.Step by Step instructions
You can find the step-by-step instruction on how to sell your Organic groups with Drupal Commerce based on Commerce Licenses at https://www.drupal.org/node/2366023. Just follow the 8 easy steps and you'll have it setup in no-time.How does it work?
Basically you'll be selling licenses to your Organic Group (content). These licenses can expire, or be forever. You can configure them the way you see fit. The license determines if a user has access to the Organic Group or not.
Commerce License is a framework for selling access to local or remote resources.
Read more about Commerce Licenses at https://www.drupal.org/node/2039687 under Basic Concepts -> License.Show me
If you follow the 8 steps in the instruction at https://www.drupal.org/node/2366023 you'll see that you can easily configure the products like this:
and users on the site will be given licenses like this
From Dev to Stable
commerce_license_og module is currently in dev state. It works fine for the most common usecase: users buying access to your site. However make sure it works the way you want it before you decide go 'all in' implementing this on a production site.
Currently there seems to be an issue with granting anonymous users access to Organic Groups (https://www.drupal.org/node/2366155).
Please add your input to https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/commerce_license_og to help developing this module to a stable release.Category: Drupal Planet Drupal Commerce Drupal Organic Groups
Drupal Watchdog: RESTfulness and Web Services
One of the most anticipated features in Drupal 8 is the integration of RESTful Web Services in Drupal core. Drupal devs are looking forward to being able to do things with core which they couldn't before, such as:
- Offering their site's data up in an API for others to use and contribute to;
- Building better user interactions by adding and updating content in place instead of a full page submission;
- Developing iPhone and Android apps that can serve and manage content hosted in a Drupal site.
But what are RESTful Web Services? In this article, I will walk you through the different conceptions of what is RESTful and explain how the new modules in Drupal core address these different concepts.A Quick History of REST
Many developers have become aware of REST due to the rising popularity of APIs. These APIs enable developers to build on top of services such as Twitter and Netflix, and many of these APIs call themselves RESTful. Yet these APIs often work in extremely different ways. This is because there are many definitions of what it means to be RESTful, some more orthodox and others more popular.
The term REST was coined by Roy Fielding, one of the people working on one of the earliest Web standards, HTTP. He coined the term as a description of the general architecture of the Web and systems like it. Since the time he laid out the constraints of a RESTful system in his thesis, some parts have caught hold in developer communities, while others have only found small – but vocal – communities of advocates.
For a good explanation of the different levels of RESTful-ness, see Martin Fowler's explanation of the Richardson Maturity Model.What is RESTful?
So what are the requirements for RESTfulness?
LightSky: Drupal Press Shouldn't be Bad
This has been an interesting couple of weeks for Drupal, and that platform as a whole has received a lot of press. With the release of Drupal 7.32, a major (I use this term lightly) security vulnerability was corrected. Drupal then announced this week that, despite there being no significant evidence of a large number of sites attacked, any site that wasn't patched within a 7 hours of the patch release should consider itself compromised. Hosts were reporting automated attacks beginning only hours after the patch announcement. The vulnerability was unprecedented for the Drupal community, but really it shows why Drupal is great, and isn't a black mark on Drupal in our eyes.
First lets look at the announcement by the Drupal Security Team this week, where they say that sites were beginning to be attacked within hours of the patch announcement. The biggest thing to take from this announcement is the words Drupal Security Team. Yep, Drupal has one. I did a search this morning using the following criteria "<popular CMS> security team", and I found the results quite interesting. When I added Drupal as the "popular CMS" I got a page full of Drupal Security team information, policies and procedures. For every other CMS I tried, I got nothing about a team of security people, but a lot of information stating that they are secure and if you find a problem here is how to report it. Drupal focuses on security, and the Security Team at Drupal is a prime example of how important this really is to the Drupal community.
The second thing to take away from this is that the patch really notified the world that there was a vulnerability, and there is no way to stop this from happening. We didn't have any mass attacks on Drupal sites prior to this release, and the damage here after the release seems to be primarily related to those who chose not to apply the updates as they were instructed to. This really emphasizes the importance of applying available updates. Sites where the update was applied quickly likely did not experience any negative effects of the vulnerability, and if they did it was very limited. Updates to Drupal are certainly optional, but they are necessary to avoid headaches down the road, and this is proof of exactly why.
So don't be discouraged by all of the bad looking press related to this. I still stand by the idea that Drupal is the most secure platform available, but it is only as secure as you allow it to be. If you aren't applying the updates as they are available, you are likely putting your self at risk to have your site compromised. The big difference I see between Drupal and the other CMS options is that Drupal works diligently to fix module and core vulnerabilities as a habit. Many others aren't as diligent.For more tips like these, follow us on social media or subscribe for free to our RSS feed and newsletter. You can also contact us directly or request a consultation.
Four Kitchens: Testing Drupal with CasperJS
In our last post we used CasperJS to rapidly test the user interface of a website. Now we will build on these skills and add a familiar element into the mix: Drupal. Like any framework, Drupal offers many predictable, standard behaviors which we can take advantage of. Using this predictability, we can easily test many behaviors including logged-in activity such as posting content.Testing JavaScript Drupal
Bluespark Labs: Follow the readiness of the top 100 modules for Drupal 8 with our automatically updated tool
With the first Drupal 8 beta having been released at Drupalcon Amsterdam, we thought this would be a good time to take a look at the top 100 projects on drupal.org to see just how far along the line the process of preparing for Drupal 8 is. However, given that there's a lot of progress to be made and I don't feel like manually updating a long list of modules, I decided to make a small tool to get the status of these modules and keep the data up to date.
This turned out to be a fun little project, and slightly more involved than I anticipated at first. (Isn't it always the case!) However, at its heart it's a bone-simple Drupal project - one content type for the Drupal projects (and their metadata) we're interested in, and a few views to show them as a table and calculate simple statistics. The work of updating the metadata from drupal.org is handled in 85 lines of code, using hook_cron to add each project to a Queue to be processed. The queue callback borrows code from the update module and simply gets release data, parses it, and updates the metadata on the project nodes. In the end, the most work was doing the research to determine which projects are already in core, and adding notes about where to find D8 upgrade issues and so on.
So, how did it all turn out? Using the current top 100 projects based on the usage statistics on drupal.org, our tool tells us that as of today, out of the 100 most popular projects:
- 20 projects are in core.
- 5 projects have an available non-development release.
- 28 projects have an available development release.
- 47 projects have no available D8 release.
Thanks for reading, and be sure to keep an eye on the status page to see how the most used contrib modules are coming along!Tags: Drupal PlanetDrupal 8Resources: top-100-drupal-module-status-screenshot.png
PreviousNext: Drupal 7.32 critical update: Our Response
With the Drupal Security team's release of a public service announcement, the infamous security update known as 'SA-005' is back in the news. Even though it's old news, we've been fielding a new round of questions, so we thought we'd try to clear up some of the confusion.
Modules Unraveled: 124 Creating Drupal Configuration in Code Using CINC with Scott Reynen - Modules Unraveled Podcast
- What is CINC?
- How is it different from Features or Configuration Management?
- Is it something you use on an ongoing basis? Or is it just for the initial site setup?
- What types of configuration can you manage with CINC?
- What if you already have a content type created, and you want to add a field to the content type?
- How does that affect existing content, and new content.
- What about the reverse? Can you remove a field?
- What happens to the data that is already in the database?
- Can you undo configuration that you've created with CINC?
- How do you prevent site admins from disabling the module and deleting their content types?
- CINC & Features
- CINC & Drupal 8 Config API
- cinc.io
- Sheet2Module
- How do you see CINC working in a headless Drupal setting?
- Create dozens of fields quickly.
- Add a field to a content type after an existing field.
- Update configuration only if it still matches the default settings.
- How do you use this in a dev/staging/production
- Have you noticed any improved feedback, improvements to your workflow while using CINC?
- If people want to jump in and help development or work on new features what should they do?
BlackMesh: Looking at DrupalCon Amsterdam Sprints, Upcoming sprints for you to attend
Tim Erickson, stpaultim, @stpaultim from Triplo
Alina, alimac, @czaroxiejka
Cathy Theys, YesCT, @YesCT from BlackMesh
DrupalCon is a great place to enhance your Drupal skills, learn about the latest modules, and improve your theming techniques. Sure, there are sessions, keynotes, vendor displays, and parties... like trivia night!
But.. there is also the opportunity to look behind the curtain and see how the software really gets made. And, more importantly, to lend your hand in making it. For six days, three both before and after DrupalCon, there are dedicated sprint opportunities where you can hang out with other Drupalistas testing, summarizing issues, writing documentation, working on patches, or generally contributing to the development of Drupal and the Drupal community.
We want to share some details about the DrupalCon Amsterdam Sprints (and pictures to reminisce about the good times) and mention some upcoming sprints that you can hopefully attend.
- Sponsors supporting the sprinters
- Pre-con Extended sprints on Saturday and Sunday (60 Saturday, 100 Sunday, 180 Monday)
- During the con
- Friday Sprint (450 people)
- Post-con Extended sprints on Saturday and Sunday (80 Saturday, 60 Sun)
- Feedback about the sprints
- Upcoming sprints
- Drupal Association, @DrupalAssoc
- Acquia (Large Scale Drupal), @Acquia
- Open8, @open8roger
- Bluehost, @Bluehost
- David Hernandez, @davidnarrabilis
- Wunderkraut, @Wunderkraut
Our sponsors helped us have:
- Co-working space Saturday and Sunday before the con.
- Sprint space at the venue Monday-Thursday.
- Big sprint space Friday.
- Co-working space Saturday and Sunday after the con.
- Food and coffee all of the days.
- Sprint supplies: task cards, stickers, markers, signs, flip charts.
- Mentor thank you dinner.
During the weekend before DrupalCon 60 people gathered on Saturday and 100 on Sunday at The Berlage, a fantastic old castle just blocks from the central train station. On most days the Berlage serves as co-working space. For 48 hours it was home to contributors working together on Drupal core, contrib projects, distributions and Drupal.org itself. Our supportive sponsors supplied lunch and coffee on both days while contributors worked on a number of initiatives: Multilingual, Drupal 8 criticals and beta blocking issues, Headless Drupal and REST, porting contrib projects to Drupal 8, Drupal 8 Frontend United, Search, Drupal.org, Behat (Behavior Driven and javascript/frontend testing), Commerce, Panopoly, Rules, Media, Documentation, Migration, Performance, Modernizing Testbot, and more.
The outside of the Berlage co-working space (castle) with the Drupal Association banner.
(photo: @gaborhojtsy)
Sprinters sprinting inside the cool looking Berlage.
marthinal, franSeva, estoyausente, YesCT, Ryan Weal
(photo: @gaborhojtsy)
We had lots of rooms for groups to gather at the Berlage.
pwolanin, dawehner, wimleers, Hydra, swentel
(photo: @Schnitzel)
Sutharsan, yched, Berdir
(photo: @Schnitzel)
On Monday sprint attendance grew to 180 sprinters. We moved to the conference venue, Amsterdam RAI. Other pre-conference events taking place included trainings, the Community Summit, and the Business Summit. At this particular DrupalCon there was much excitement about the anticipated beta release of Drupal. Many people did a lot of testing to make sure that the beta would be ready.
Discussing a beta blocker issue they found.
lauriii, sihv, Gábor Hojtsy, lanchez
(photo: @borisbaldinger)
Lots of people sprinting and testing the beta candidate, with support from experienced core contributors walking around and helping.
tstoeckler, mauzeh
(photo: @borisbaldinger)
Sprinting continued during the conference, Tuesday through Thursday. And, to prepare for Friday's mentored sprint, the core mentoring team scheduled a series of 8 BOFs ('Birds of a Feather' or informal sessions). Preparations included mentor orientation, setting up local environments, and reading, updating, and tagging issues in the Drupal issue queue. Mentoring BoFs were open to all conference participants.
Mentor Training
YesCT, sqndr, -, -, lazysoundsystem, neoxavier, Mac_Weber, patrickd, roderik, jmolivas, marcvangend, -, realityloop, rteijeiro
(photo: stpaultim)
To promote contribution sprints, mentors volunteered at the mentoring booth in the exhibition hall during all three days of DrupalCon. Conference attendees who visited the booth learned about the Friday sprints. Mentors also recruited additional mentors, and encouraged everyone to get involved in contributing to Drupal.
The mentor booth with lots of signage, and welcoming people.
mradcliffe, kgoel
(photo: stpaultim )
At the booth, conference attendees were able to pick up our new contributor role task cards and stickers which outlined some of the various ways that people can contribute to Drupal and provided them with a sticker as recognition for the specific roles that they already play.
Task cards and stickers
(photo: @HornCologne)
In Amsterdam, 450 people showed up to contribute to Drupal on Friday.
(photo: _SteffenR)
People gathered in groups to work on issues together.
-, -, -, -, -
(photo: @peterlozano)
For many people the highlight of the week is the large "mentored" sprint on Friday. 180 of the 450 participated in our First-time sprinter workshop designed to help Drupal users and developers better understand the community, the issue queues, and contribution. The workshop helped people install the tools they would use as contributors. Another 100 were ready to start work right away with our 50 mentors. Throughout the day people from the first-time sprinter workshop transitioned to contributing with other sprinters and mentors. Sprinters and mentors helped people identify issues that had tasks that aligned with their specific skills and experience.
The workshop room.
(photo: stpaultim)
Mentors (in orange shirts): rachel_norfolk, roderik
(photo: stpaultim)
Hand written signs were everywhere!
(photo: stpaultim)
A group picture of some of the mentors.
mradcliffe, Aimee Degnan, alimac, kgoel, rteijero, Deciphered, emma.maria, mon_franco, patrickd, 8thom, -, lauriii, marcvangend, ceng, Ryan Weal, YesCT, realityloop, -, lazysoundsystem, roderik, Xano, David Hernández, -, -, -, -
(photo: @Crell)
Near the end of the day, over 100 sprinters (both beginners and veterans) gathered to watch the work of first time contributors get committed (added) to Drupal core. Angie Byron (webchick) walked the audience through the process of evaluating, testing, and then committing a patch to Drupal core.
Live commit by webchick
webchick, -, -, marcvangend
(photo: Pedro Lozano)
On Saturday after DrupalCon 80 dedicated contributors moved back to the Berlage to continue the work on Drupal core. 60 people came to contribute on Sunday. During these final days of extended sprints, Drupal beginners and newcomers had the chance to exercise their newly acquired skills while working together with some of the smartest and most experienced Drupal contributors in the world. The value of the skills exchanges and personal relationships that come from working in this kind of environment is cannot be underestimated. While there is an abundance of activity during Friday's DrupalCon contribution sprints, the atmosphere during extended sprints is a bit more relaxed. Attending the pre and post-con sprints gives sprinters time to dive deep into issues and tie up loose ends. After a number of hallway and after-session conversations, contributors working on specific Drupal 8 initiatives meet to sketch out ideas, use whiteboards or any means of note-taking to make plans for the future.
LoMo, Outi, pfrenssen, lauriii, mortendk, emma.maria, lewisnyman
(photo: stpaultim)
Aimee Degnan, Schnitzel, dixon, -, Xano, alimac, boris, Gábor Hojtsy, realityloop, YesCT, justafish, eatings, fgm, penyaskito, pcambra, -
(photo: stpaultim)
-, jthorson, opdavies, drumm, RuthieF, -, -, killes, dasrecht
(photo: stpaultim)
- Sprinting for the First Time - Blog post by AdamEvertsson
- From Rookie to Drupal Core Contributor in One Day - Blog post by @dmsmidt
- DrupalCon Amsterdam, 2014 - Blog post by @valvalg
- "Mentoring at #DrupalCon sprints is the most rewarding and enjoyable part of the week :) <3 @drupalmentoring #DrupalSprint - Original Tweet from @emma_maria88
- "One hour at the #DrupalCon code sprint and I've already submitted my first patch. It is going to be a good week." - Original Tweet from @skwashd
- Hi, I'm George! I'm your mentor! - Blog post by Thamas (@eccegostudio)
Please contact me to get your DrupalCon Amsterdam sprint related blog added to the list here.Upcoming sprints
- BADCamp (sprint details November 5 - 10 2014)
- Global Sprint Weekend January 17, 18 2015
- DrupalCon Latin America in Bogota (sprint details Feb 8 - 13 2015)
- lots of camps, check druplical.com (The drupal event location visualization tool.)
- Drupal Dev Days April 2015
- DrupalCon North America in Los Angeles (sprint May 9 - 17 2015)
- DrupalCon Europe in Barcelona (sprint Sept 19 - 27 2015)
Plan your travel for the next event so you can sprint with us too!Corrections
If there are corrections, for example of names of people in the pictures, please let me know. -Cathy, @YesCT, or Drupal.org contact form.DrupalSprintsDrupalConDrupal Planet
Gizra.com: RESTful Discovery - Who knows about your API?
As extremely pedantic developers we take documenting our APIs very seriously. It's not rare to see a good patch rejected in code review just because the PHPdocs weren't clear enough, or a @param wasn't declared properly.
In fact, I often explain to junior devs that the most important part of a function is its signature, and the PHPdocs. The body of the function is just "implementation details". How it communicates its meaning to the person reading it is the vital part.
But where does this whole pedantic mindset got when we open up our web-services?
I would argue that at least 95% of the developers who expose their web-service simply enable RESTws without any modifications. And here's what a developer implementing your web-service will see when visiting /node.json:


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Kendall Jenner: Nude in New Instagram Photo?!?by Hilton Hater at . Updated at . Comments
Kendall Jenner's 18th birthday really can't come fast enough.
The half-sister of Khloe, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian continues to follow in the latter's barely-clothed footsteps by posting various racy shots on Instagram.
There were these shots of the star in bed. There were these no pants pics. And there was this bikini battle with her mom.
Now, Jenner is apparently seeing how far she can take it, putting up a new photo on this social network of herself in a head dress and... seemingly nothing else.
Seriously, is she wearing any clothing at all in this image?!?
We'll refrain from commenting on the pose until November 3 when the 17-year old celebrates a very important birthday.
Until then, we leave it up to you to vote and decide:
Does this Kendall Jenner picture go too far?
She's a model. It's likely a post editing shot. Her agency isn't going to risk their reputation, or risk legal problems, knowing she's underage.
if she really is naked posting this is illegal
if she really is naked and only 17 this is illegal!
this is honestly so stupid. you can't see a thing. it's not a nude picture. she's covered.
How do you know she doesnt have something over her self to cover up?
and if she doesnt you cant see anything anyways!
Kendall made it very clear that in her modeling career she wanted to do things like this and high fashion run way. Who cares the girl is almost legal anyway. This is what she wants, nobody forced her.
I understand she is a model but she is still a child. poor parenting once again on Chris Jenner. Now if she is trying to follow in Kim's footsteps and pose nude she needs to be an Adult. It is called modesty and young ladies should not pose nude for any reason I don't care how much they pay you. self pride is free.
by the way she looks very uncomfortable. facial expression never lies.
I model. I'm older but still, this is what models do. Anyone under the age of 18 must have a parents consent. Plus she has her own mind. If she didn't want to do it then she didn't have to do it.
Kendall made it very clear that in her modeling career she wanted to do things like this and high fashion run way. Who cares the girl is almost legal anyway. This is what she wants, nobody forced her. - See more at: http://www.thehollywoodgossip....
why the heck did it post here? lol. my computer is trippin.
Does it really matter what the public thinks? She's doing a modeling job. So what...at least she's working and paying her dues which is more than I can say for some.
It looks fine, she probably had something small on underneath it, that you just can't see. It could be much worse. Don't sweat the small stuff
I do give her credit for making money and having a career for being so young. but for being under 18 yrs. old you think she would value her self respect.


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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Ring My Belle: A young woman decides on death with dignity
1. A 29 year old woman with a brain tumor, and a death sentence, moved to Portland so she could die with dignity. 2. Just how fast do germs spread throughout your office? Fast. You can blame your coworkers for your sniffles. 3. Washington state prisoners get to watch the Seahawks games. But only if they're good!
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A Seattle Councilwoman wants paid maternity/paternity leave for all city workers
Right now in Washington state, companies can choose whether or not they provide paid family leave for employees. But Seattle city councilwoman Jean Godden thinks it's important to give all city employees, moms and dads, paid time off to be with their newborn. Only one other city municipality in the country does this.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Learn to be a little more French, in Seattle
French Truly was started a year ago, but a French woman who realized that Americans want to learn more than just the French language. They want to learn about the culture. So she curates events that include French film, art, music, politics, history and language.
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Ring My Belle: Would you have a "green funeral?"
1. An update on Watoto's death: the African elephant who died at Woodland Park Zoo in August. 2. Green burials are gaining popularity amongst people who want a simple, inexpensive burial. 3. Turns out, using hands-free voice commands, like Siri, are just as distracting as texting or talking on the phone.
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Sunday, October 5, 2014
Ring My Belle Weekends: Pianos, Erotic Cakes & Seattle's Favorite Dive Bar!
An update on Seattle's Melodic Caring Project, a Rage Against the Machine guitarist goes head-to-head with a beloved Seattle dive bar, The dying art of piano tuning & the Seattle's Erotic Bakery is now closed.
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The dying art of piano tuning, and a blind Seattle man who's keeping the profession alive
The average piano tuner is between 55 and 60 years old, and not a lot of young people are entering the profession. But 70 year old Mike Gill has been a piano tuner for 45 years, and he happens to be blind.
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Ring My Belle: What do Sleepless in Seattle, Medina rela estate and rich Chinese people have in common?
1. An update on the lesbian couple who had a mixed race child because they received the wrong sperm from the sperm bank. 2. A third of homes a million dollars and over, sold in Medina and Bellevue, are being sold to wealthy Chinese people. And it's partly do to a romantic comedy.
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Your knives and lotions confiscated by TSA at Sea-Tac? They're being sold in Tumwater.
If you've ever gone through airport security and had an item confiscated, you might have wondered where it ended up. Did the TSA agent eat the oversize bottle of salsa you bought in Mexico? Turns out, all the liquids are destroyed, but all of the knives and screwdrivers are sold by a government run agency. All the proceeds go back into the general fund.
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Ring My Belle: Drive-thru Funeral Viewings Is a Thing
1. A white lesbian couple is upset because they received the wrong sperm, and gave birth to a mixed race child. 2. New job perk: precation. Getting a paid 2 week vacation before you have to start your new job. 3. Facebook is changing their policy in regards to requiring drag queens to use their real names. 4. A Michigan funeral home is doing drive-through funeral viewings.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Rock star rages against popular Seattle dive bar for denying him entry
Rage Against the Machine guitarist, Tom Morello, Tweeted that Seattle's divey greasy spoon, 5 Point Cafe, is the "WORST" after he was denied entry into the over-packed bar. The 5 Point Cafe's owner reacts.
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Ring My Belle: Do you have a just-in-case back-up spouse?
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Monday, September 29, 2014
A Seattle sign language interpreter wants to end police brutality against the deaf
A Seattle sign language interpreter says too many deaf people have been assaulted and arrested by police officers who didn't know they were deaf, and thought they were being defiant. So she is crossing the country, training police officers in 54 cities on basic sign language and reminding them to be aware of the deaf community.
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
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Rachael talks about what unschooling is and how it it can work for your child, an entire segment all about pies, and a restaurant that won't give you ketchup if you are over 10
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Friday, September 26, 2014
Ring My Belle: A dangerous volcano in Snohomish County?!
1. A volcano in Snohomish County is one of the most dangerous and least monitored in the country. 2. Facebook is deleting the accounts of drag queens and performers because they don't use their "real" names. 3. A new Pew study says women want men with jobs, but there aren't enough to go around.
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Ring My Belle: Should Starbucks baristas have to hide their tattoos?
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ISRAEL21c takes you to the boardwalk along the Mediterranean coast in Tel Aviv.
How to learn Hebrew in a hurry
Short-term tourists and business people can pick up Israel's native tongue in crash courses tailored to visitors' schedules and needs.
The beautiful Banias
It's worth a trip to the Golan Heights to see the tallest waterfall in Israel and the stunning scenery around the Hermon-Banias Nature Reserve.
Postcard from Israel: Port of Tel Aviv
You'll wish you were here, hanging out with family and friends at one of Tel Aviv's best spots for leisure and recreation.
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