How to Maintain your Drupal Contributions
At the recent BADCamp[1], I gave a talk on "How to Develop and Maintain your Drupal Contribution"[2]. It was quite well received, and it covered a lot of things that aren't yet clearly documented in the handbooks on drupal.org. This email exists for two reasons: A) I recorded the audio of the talk, so others can benefit from it if they're so inclined. I also uploaded pictures of the drawings I made on the giant pad of paper that I used as visual aids. It's a hack, but it's a start... http://badcamp07.org/07/post/audio-talk B) It'd be _really_ great to turn some of this into d.o documentation, but I'm totally swamped (as usual) with way too many things. Are there any aspiring (or established) documentation writers or folks who want to help out who would like to listen to the talk (~90 minutes including the full Q+A section) and work on some text for the handbook? How about converting the sloppy pictures I drew into nice Tufte-esque diagrams and annotated screenshots? Please contact me off list if you'd like to help, or find me in #drupal. You could also just assign this issue[3] to yourself, since it's a major part of what needs to be documented which I covered in the talk (the logic in update_status and how it relates to what you do with your releases and project node). Thanks/enjoy, -Derek (dww) [1] http://drupal.org/bay-area-drupal-camp [2] http://badcamp07.org/07/sessions/how-develop-and-maintain-your- drupal-contribution [3] http://drupal.org/node/179103
Nice, Derek. Maybe cross-post this to the documentation list to get it better visibility among the writers.
Extremely helpful Derek, thanks, from someone who's been trying to grok this process for a while. On Nov 12, 2007 10:13 AM, Chris Johnson <cxjohnson@gmail.com> wrote:
Nice, Derek. Maybe cross-post this to the documentation list to get it better visibility among the writers.
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