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  • Oct 25, 2009

    User experience is very important to us

    This is a followup to the roadmap for the next few alpha releases of the Aegir Hosting System for Drupal. As you are seeing, it is working out really well for us to treat each alpha release as a proper release of its own and focus on one of our...
  • Sep 3, 2009

    Setup a Feature Server fast, then read about what’s coming next

    September 6 2009: Just a few days after this post, dmitri committed a change which makes the drush make format the same syntax as Drupal .info files. I've updated the sample makefile below to reflect this change. In between Open Atrium beta1 and...
  • Jun 29, 2009
    Recently FeedAPI 1.7beta2 was released, and this new release has Drush support. Drush, in a nutshell, lets you handle your Drupal instance with standard unix command line tools (DRUpal SHell), and with Drush support now in FeedAPI, you can better...
  • Jun 19, 2009

    The Drush Method Vs. the Manual Method

    How fast can you install modules? Drush, the Drupal command line utility, takes what normally is a tedious task and turns it into a delightful experience. Final Times Manual Method: 2:38:75 Drush Method: 1:17:57 Module installation is just one of...
  • Jun 12, 2009
    Adrian Rossouw is celebrating his love of the launch of Drush 2.0 by giving out a few I <3 Drush t-shirts to the people who can best communicate just how much they share Drush love. He just posted about this today in the Aegir group. If you...
  • New Release of Drush for Drupal

    Today roughly six months after creating the Drush 2 branch, the Drush project released Drush 2.0. You can buy a Drush t-shirt and help grow the cult here. (thanks Alex Barth!) Drush, which stands for the “DRUpal SHell”, is a...
  • May 29, 2009

    An Introduction to the Features Module

    At our presentation A Paradigm for Reusable Drupal Features at DrupalCon DC, we showed the following slide toward the end of the presentation as a blue sky picture of what we thought the future of Features might be. Well, that was March and...
  • Drush and FeedAPI Integration get Salesforce to Speak Drupal

    There can be a lot to learn to get a Drupal site to read custom objects in Salesforce, that is if you’re not a Salesforce consultant. Salesforce has its own way of doing things, but thankfully it also has a thorough API, a flexible SQL-like...