After my presentation on Site Audit 4, I was approached by an audience member, Irina Zaks of Fibonacci Web Studio.
It turns out, the Site Audit module never had a web interface in Drupal 7. It was a drush-only tool that could output HTML, but there was no code ever written to display the audit in the site.
After four years of hard work, we're headed to DrupalCon this year with reason to celebrate: The release of DevShop 1.0.0.
Why, you ask, did it take four years to reach 1.0?
One year ago, we decided to reset DevShop back to zero with Semantic Versioning.
I'm headed to DrupalCon on Monday morning, and hope to spend most of my time recruiting users and sprinters to DevShop development.
The DrupalCon sprints are an amazing opportunity to work together with people in person. Despite being very remote-oriented, there really is no replacement for face to face work, especially when it comes to complex projects like DevShop.
There are a number of opportunities this week to come learn about devshop.
I'm on the plane headed to my 4th DrupalCon, and this one is looking like a good time.
So much is happening this year. Drupal 8 is getting closer and closer to release, more and more Drupal businesses and services are being launched, and we continue to develop our Drupal products.
While my session on DevShop wasn't accepted, I am personally involved in a lot of BoF sessions this year.
Just going to DrupalCon to watch is awe inspiring. The amount of people there, all sharing one common goal: to learn more and grow the power of Drupal, thereby empowering themselves... it's all really inspiring stuff. There's more than a few reasons I keep coming back.
