I am looking for one more DrupalCon ticket. I know, they are as rare as those golden tickets to Willie Wonka's Chocolate factory, but I have to try.

I sat down to do some planning for LinuxWorld, and ended up producing this. Anyone got a large format printer?

 

School of Everything launched on Tuesday night, getting seriously BoingBoinged

About a week ago I released a feedfield CCK module. A few days later David Ayre released feed_node which did almost exactly the same thing - but using the nodeapi rather than CCK.

I have just made a post to my own blog. (Yeah, traitor, I know, but I am trying out Drupal 5. and need content.) I will post a teaser here, but make you go to my site to read the rest. I also think the argument needs a bit of work - but I liked the picture so had to try.

As the second internet boom moves in I get more and more people asking me to review their plans for world dominating web projects. With every NDA I sign, I am becoming very aware that we need to do some serious education about how to build large(ish) projects on Drupal. This post outlines an implementation methodology that I generally recommend following when the plan gets more complex than a few content managed pages. 

Our developer meeting on Wednesday was almost a meta-meeting: we spent the evening discussing what we could be discussing at the meetings. We found that there was a lot to discuss! We also had some remote users listening in via Skype. It would be good to do some research to find out how to best support remote connections.