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pecl install uploadprogress. If you do not have pecl then on Debian, apt-get install php-pear, on other OSes I let you figure it out :) On another note, I reocmmend my fellow Drupal Planet posters to read the fine PHP manual.

Dmitri built a mockup amd I found a video about Pad++

Instead of taking existing interfaces for various CMSes, I propose a zooming UI for adding and editing nodes. While existing concepts are easy to implement frontend wise, they totally do not fit the backend. I am a backend coder so I turn the table and propose something that's surely a formidable challenge to implement in JS/HTML but fits our backend really well.

Meh. While webchick's post was surely written with the best intentions, it's not hard to misinterpret it and guess what? someone did and posted it to ZDnet as "Perfectionists need not apply". I do not want to say bad things about ZDnet but... well, even when it's a blog, it's typical journalism and let it rest there. My fellow perfectionists, we do need you. It requires a lot of tenacity and striving for perfectness to get a patch into core -- just let the community help you achieve that and do not work in isolation. You should strive for the perfect solution but do not hesitate to show the world the stages leading there.

Long after the first GHOP is finished, we still see new blood coming to Drupal -- this time, the fathers of the GHOP wonderkids! We were all awed by Deadwood but in all honesty, I believed boombatower took on a second nick just for the fun of it. I was proved wrong when his father, Jim Bery showed up at DrupalCon -- and he said he now does Drupal in a professional capacity. And yesterday, a small issue got committed -- filed by Charlie Gordon, coded by his father.

We are not like that currently. We are driven by forms. We are freely mucking with database tables belonging to other modules. Following David Strauss' call, I made sure that in Drupal 7, fields can be stored anywhere, not just SQL. Think CouchDB or Amazon SimpleDB.

I can not even guess what drove James Walker to have a talk like he had at DrupalCon DC. It's full of false information, half-truths, false expectations and the like. I am trying to refute a few of his claims (where I could find a factual claim to refute). I am addressing this post to him. Also note that it might not make sense without the video.

Although it's posted in the paid services forum, I think we should collect strategies to this question here.

I have my hands in many parts of Drupal and for some time now I make concious effort to make sure things would go fine if I disappear or something. Not that I want to leave the Drupal project, not at all, but you never know what happens.