I'm an avid podcast listener. When I started my career I worked from home. Having no humanoids around the house I started listening to the radio. It was some random US news channel. I never got why they use that typical abbreviations all the time. It was quite nice that you could learn language and catch up with news while writing SQL queries.
Our 6th podcast was about Drupal module development. We spoke about the first steps to make a project on http://drupal.org, about maintaining, clean code, sustainability and a lot of other useful stuffs. Check this out:
With a bit late let me announce our 5th podcast. It was about Drupal myths. A lot of people who don't know Drupal has bad feelings around it. We wanted to break these walls and collected all the most famous myths. Here we are:
We finished recording our 4th podcast. It was a bit calm, a bit non-informative, but still us:) We continued the development environment topic. The video:
Next part will be - I hope so - a quite interesting episode: Drupal myths and legends. We collect a lot of things ... wait for it ... in Google Wave. Yeah baby, we all have a Wave account. You can ask why I am so happy about it, and it's because a simple fact: concurrent editing. We have a single wave conversation with all the topics we would like to talk about, and we could edit it at the same time. It boosted the planning phase a lot.
This week we had out third podcast (about development environments). I have to say, I'm so f**king enthusiast about it. I wouldn't have imagined that kind of greatness of a podcast. It's not about us, it's about a channel to share information. And we have feedback. I wouldn't enjoy 100$ per episode as much a correct negative feedback. It means someone is watching you. Ok, enough hype. Let's see the 3rd part:
I guess I forgot to mention, but check the URL we have: http://www.vimeo.com/podcast That was a huge win for sure. In the following episode we will continue with the second part of development environments. We left a lot of interesting stuff. On: 19th of November, 18:00. If you follow me on twitter, you will get a notification about the start.
We are waiting for your feedback/questions: podcast {worm} pronovix {point} com
Let me announce our new episode of the Hungarian Drupal Podcast. Topics:
Drupal meetings
Open Atrium
Search + Solr
As out listeners suggested, we made a topic list (above). This way you know what you can expect to. We set the lights a bit better, sat closer to the camera and tried to speak louder than in the first part. The first episode is watched by more than 170 people. I think it's a good start. Here you are the video:
Next time we will speak about how to build an efficient development environment. I think this is kinda topic can fill not just one full podcast. We'll see. If you have any question, claim, or advice, please leave me a comment. Thanks in advance.
I always had the passion to help and share things I know (or not know). In Hungary, there are so few podcast about technology. That was the moment I realized, let's do it. This is our very first, very low cost podcast:
We were so lame, but it seemed we had an audience. Let's see, why it's so cool, even if you have so much to learn? Because it's free knowledge. We bought some beer, heated up the room, sat down the coach and just spoke what we are enthusiast about. We stream every our podcast at the time of recording on UStream, this makes listeners possible to take real-time questions. Later then we realized it's not the best practice to talk about everything. On the other side we got several advice and critics. Let's me say a big THANK YOU for all your help in improving the podcast. Second episode is coming soon. [It's already happened, but you know, I'm a big blog-procrastinator.]
