Talking Drupal Newsletter #411
Talking Drupal Newsletter #411
#411 D.o Issue Etiquette
Today we are talking about D.o Issue Etiquette with Tim Lehnen.
Topics
Episode 361 Credit
Most recent changes
AI
How should project maintainers respond
How should the community respond
Consequences
Who developed the policy
Who is responsible for enforcement
How do these policies help maintainers
Anything missing
Future updates
Resources
Guests
Tim Lehnen - @hestenet
Hosts
Nic Laflin - www.nLighteneddevelopment.com @nicxvan
John Picozzi - www.epam.com @johnpicozzi
Tim Plunkett - @timplunkett
Module of the Week
with Martin Anderson-Clutz - @mandclu
Have you ever wanted a simple way to view and store information about the overall health of your Drupal website? There’s a module for that!
Show News
Guest Hosts. This was the last week with Tim Plunkett in the guest host chair. He was a great addition to the show and we hope to have him back again. Thanks Tim. Andy Blum, Senior Front End Developer at Lullabot, joins us for the next four weeks.
Show transcripts are back. Over the past few years, we have experimented with approaches for generating show transcripts. Finding a balance between cost, quality, and effort has been challenging. Working on a limited budget, automated tools have been the best approach. DaVinci Resolve recently added an AI transcription feature that works better than any tool we have tried. Outside of the usual mistakes with “Picozzi” and “Anderson-Clutz”, Resolve is pretty accurate and has allowed us to provide good, not perfect, transcripts and subtitles.
Upcoming Episodes
#413 Drupal Coffee Exchange with AmyJune Hineline. Recording August 22.
#414 The Future of Content Management with John Doyle. Recording August 29.
#415 Andy’s Show. Recording September 5.
#416 Single Directory Components. Recording September 12.
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NEDCamp Sessions Being Accepted
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Drops of Drupal - Code Snap
by Stephen Cross
Code Snap is a useful VS Code extension for sharing code snippets . It creates an image from a section of code you highlighted.
Below, see the code highlighted on the left and the image generate on the right. You can save the image to your buffer or disk.
The resulting image:
There are a few settings to customize, but the defaults work great.
Minifigure of the Week
by Nic Laflin
71037-2
This week I would like to share 71037-2: Robot Warrior! This is the 2nd minifigure in Series 24 of collectible minifigures. Released in 2023 this figure has great printings and the gun is made up of three skates stacked!
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