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Drupal Podcast No. 20: Listener Voicemail

Listen online:

DrupalPodcastNo20.mp3

Introducing Robert Douglass, listener questions answered, and news about the frantic pace of development before the code freeze.

Release Date: August 23, 2006 - 8:24am

Album: Lullabot Podcast

Length: 38:19 minutes (9.11 MB)

Format: mono 22kHz 32Kbps (vbr)

Comments

desm0n (not verified) on August 23, 2006 - 11:58am

Great podcasts

Guys i just have to say i love the podcasts.

What i especially like is the feeling of belonging you bring to us all.

I'm no developer but do beta test the latest modules, help out on the drupal forums where ever i can, and of course admin my own site.

What your podcasts do is keep us all connected so that we don't feel like a single entity, but some what part of a much bigger cog that keeps turning. We are no longer alone :)

The other thing i truly love is the informal way its presented and that we get to hear from people we see on the drupal forums everyday.

It was great to hear Robert Douglas on this podcast and him speaking about his excellent embedded filter module. BTW thanks for releasing that Robert, its excellent.

I also love the way we are informed about latest changes into drupal core and how developments are going there.

Just a comment of appreciation guys and thanks from me. Keep up the good work.

syawillim (not verified) on August 24, 2006 - 12:56am

Another great podcast

Thanks for another great podcast guys, it's really good to have knowledgeable people speak about what's going on with Drupal and explain how things can be used and what can be achieved.

It would be really great if there were something like a Dupal Camp here in Australia but I am assuming that there are no immediate plans for a visit down under.

Jeff's question about CCK I think is similar to something I trying to achieve not so long ago. I put together a carpooling site (plug www.aussiecarpool.com) and was hoping to use CCK to create the carpool node type with the origin and destination fields set up to auto-complete with the data coming from a table of Australian suburbs. As a non-programmer this ended up being a little beyond me and I ended up creating a small module to handle the task. I did manage to use views to sort and display the content, you guys were spot on about that one....views is awesome.

Thanks again and keep the podcasts coming they are much appreciated.

Justin Freeman (not verified) on August 24, 2006 - 6:52am

Thanks for making our day!

G'day Lullabots

Love the podcast and what you're doing with Drupal and for the Drupal community as a whole. Fantastic.

You made us all very excited today, not only with a new podcast but by also mentioning our second contributed module, Computed Field. We were all quite stunned.

It is great to know that we can help support the community that supports us and this podcast encourages for us to contribue more in future.

Keep up the great work! And rock'on DRUPAL!
Justin

on September 26, 2006 - 3:58pm