Janez Urevc

With Drupal 8 around the corner a lot of people started asking me when will media be ready. It was quite reasonable to expect this to start happening. Unfortunately there is no simple answer to this question. Shortest would be: "It depends.... What exactly do you need?". I know what you're thinking now... "Are you joking with me!?"

Core media team at NYC Camp 2014.

On Friday, 2nd Oct 2015, we organized the first virtual media sprint. Four sprinters showed up and worked on D8 media issues.

It's been a while since my last post and with DrupalCon Amsterdam behind us it seems a good timing for another update.

If you want to try the module and/or contribute please visit the project page. You are also invited to check original post on groups.drupal.org.

For more info about the project and it's progress see the post on groups.drupal.org.

Chandan is one of the Drupal's students that were accepted into Google Summer of code program this year. He wrote an introduction post to say hi and explain what he's working on.

Jayesh is one of the Drupal's students that were accepted into Google Summer of code program this year. He wrote an introduction post to say hi and explain what he's working on.

If you came this far you probably liked this video just as much as I did :). You should really consider coming to Portorož in May to attend DC Alpe-Adria. We will have 2 days of great sessions, BoFs and sprints + 2 more day of extended sprints where we're going to focus on D8 and making it rock!

I've been following HHVM (HipHop Virtual machine) for some time now. Project got a bit more of my attention about a year ago, after session at FOSDEM 2013 by Sara Golemon. PHP has been criticized for quite a lot of it's characteristics, performance definitely being one of those. HHVM seemed to be very promising about fixing it and that's why it got my attention in the first place.

One of Code-in students, Vijay Nandwani, created a screencast about Hello world module for Drupal 8. I think it is definitely something that needs to be shared with the community.