Hey guys,

Love the redesign and a very interesting podcast. We - https://begrand.net - now feel rather smug that we are using Features, Context, Solr, Pressflow and Varnish already. We will definitely be looking into jPlayer, and would like to update our Views Rotator-powered slideshow on our homepage to incorporate the 'pip-style' navigation - any clues as to how that can be done would be really helpful if you can spare a minute :)

Love the new site, keep up the great work!

Rik Abel

it's so coooooooooooool

Nice podcast, giving a good overview of the new site. Just one small remark. At one point, when discussing svn vs. git, it was said that when branching in subversion, all data is copied. This is not true. Subversion - like Git - branches by just putting a reference to the existing data. Also, contrary to what was said, it is actually subversion that stores diffs, whereas git records the entire object (when changed; it will only keep one copy of a particular version, no matter where it is used in the repository) .

I'd say, without having done any research into the matter, just backed with my theoretical knowledge, that git, when comparing repository sizes, probably is less space efficient than subversion. (Disregarding for a moment that, when getting a local copy, you get the entire repository with git - for local work, it is most definately less space efficient :)).

Of course, the benefits that git offers should more than outweigh the disadvantage of (client-side) space requirements, especially with the prices of storage space, nowadays.