Houston October Meetup

Anyone up for Thai beforehand? http://www.thaistickshouston.com/contact.html again? I can come into town just in time for the meeting or to have some great food first..
-Bronius

Thanks, all, for coming out for the October meet-up and making it a real knowledge share. By getting together like this, we can continue to evolve as Drupal enthusiasts and professionals, and I am so happy that there is an active group not incredibly far from home.

Some of the take-backs from last night's meet-up and demo are:
* git commit --amend also requires a git add (or anything else) to make a worthwhile amend beyond just the commit message.
* The reason I couldn't push directly to staging was because staging was on master, and I was trying to push master. Instead, remote should branch to something like "staging" first and continually merge back with master after each push (http://goodold.se/blog/tech/git-workflow-going-live). ymmv.
* mango habenaro bw3 are good but not that hot

And some obligatory links:
* https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=ddsd5sw7_513frxtvkfq (git to work with Drupal+module patches)
* http://www.spheredev.org/wiki/Git_for_the_lazy (if you want to dive into git, just check out this great resource)
* http://yadadrop.com/drupal-video/drush-site-installation-drupal-7 (drush to dl and install Drupal 7)

When discussing the reasons for using Git, we said built-in backup in addition to version control. Hopefully the demo was clear enough that I also rely on Git as a superb transport: no need to manually ftp or scp files around, and when you commit a tiny change in a 30meg file, only that binary diff needs to fly across the wire, not a huge 30meg file!!

With the paid version, you can save "milestones" and jump immediately between them. There's also a bookmarklet available on the site to lauch css edit on the viewed page. It's a nifty app.