Boston

Isovera has just launched a new module that should bring a smile to the face of anyone that posts jobs on their website and does not want to have to repeat that same process on myriad online job boards across the interwebs.

It's currenting in the sandbox, so we would love for you to try it out. More information on the module is at: http://drupal.org/sandbox/remydenton/1972978

Here is all you need to do, though:
* Install the module (still in the sandbox, so we want some feedback)

Dear Boston Community nice to contact you here on Drupal.org

My name is Ivan Komskyy. I coordinate business development for SaM Solutions, which based in Germany www.sam-solutions.com

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The core idea is that we help our customers support and develop their projects with a help of our Drupal team in Ukraine delivery office. We can outstaff a person especially for you, or outsource your project.

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Hi fellow Drupalists,

I have a question on best practices for a Development, staging, production servers.

Should OS versions, PHP versions, MySQL versions all match?

Thanks in Advance

JL

I will be in Boston on the 18th and the 19th of April and since there is no User Group meetup planned I was wondering if we could maybe organize one :)

This weekend I'm giving a talk in London at Frontend United about Tour module in D8 core and how you will be able to use the Walkthrough project to create Tours for Drupal. Are there people who would like to see a live demo of the tool and discuss how it could be used for your own projects?

Ideally we could do this as a proper DUG meetup, but alternatively we could also just meetup for a beer in a pub...

At the Boston Drupal meetup that was at Acquia this month, several presentations were focused on "what's new in Drupal 8" from the view of several people who now work at Acquia. I loved it. There were other presentations, as well (including one of my own!), and I really enjoyed seeing the Boston Drupal group again after many months.

During the questions and answers part of the meetup, I asked Dries if he was considering naming a security maintainer for Drupal 6 when Drupal 8 is released. (In case you didn't know, support for Drupal 6 will be discontinued by the Drupal core and security teams. See the handbook page on backwards compatibility at https://drupal.org/node/65922 for more, including Dries' original statement on the subject in 2006.)