Podcasts about panopoly

As a self-confessed former frustrated civil servant, James Herbert set himself on a mission to help scale the public sector’s digital transformation. It’s a big feat, but he launched Foundry4 to do just that. They provide teams of experts to solve complex problems for large organisations through end to end solutions across insights, strategy and delivery.James has worked with Cabinet Office teams designing the G-Cloud procurement framework, the foundations of the Digital Marketplace and the world’s first government Cloud-First technology strategy. In this discussion we explore digital identity, working for both private and public sectors, and how to productise a service-based business.Talking PointsThe Government’s investment in suppliers (10:44)The impact of the Digital Services Marketplace (16:03)Stress-testing an IR35 conspiracy theory (19:53)The digital transformation (25:44) The story behind Foundry4 (31:14)Preparing a business for IPO from day one (38:28)Advice for launching a service-based business (42:53)LinksThe Digital Services MarketplaceTom Loosemore‘Man's Search for Meaning’ by Viktor FranklRyan Prince - VC Investor and Chairman, Realstar GroupFoundry4Panoply

A number of high-level events happened this past week including big changes at Panopoly and the folks at iHeartRadio writing some big checks to pick up some podcasting properties. We also received confirmation that some networks are getting media pass-through at Spotify which gives us some hope that at some point all shows can be … Continue reading Shakeup in the Podcasting Space #219 → The post Shakeup in the Podcasting Space #219 appeared first on New Media Show.

A number of high-level events happened this past week including big changes at Panopoly and the folks at iHeartRadio writing some big checks to pick up some podcasting properties. We also received confirmation that some networks are getting media pass-through at Spotify which gives us some hope that at some point all shows can be … Continue reading Shakeup in the Podcasting Space #219 → The post Shakeup in the Podcasting Space #219 appeared first on New Media Show.

Co-host of Switched on Pop, Nate Sloan, joins Jack and Freddie to talk about Weird Work, Mogul and Ear Hustle.

Podgodz 266 BOO: Shit be blown’ up, yo! Recorded 31 October 2017 American Vandal Stranger Things The Orville/ST:Discovery Haunted by past apps     Adds/Drops/Updates   Add: Drop: Dana Gould Hour Updates:   Shows that pissed me off/weren’t good Dana Gould Hour: The Abominable Dr. Halloweenery! 3 hours and 40 minutes of rambling shit Panopoly podcasts TV Guidance counsellor #260: Lydia Lunch and Weasel Walter     LAX Top 10 shows of the Week   Up for contention but not making the list this week Defocused #168: Super Hashtag Movie Magic (Blade Runner 2049) Jim Jeffries Show Podcast #5: TeeVee #321: The Defenders S1E6, S1E7 No Agenda #974: iPoop, #975: Dolleridoos Roderick on the Line #263: Rear Admiral Crunch Extra Hot Great #175: Does Too Funny to Fail Succeed? Read More →

Podgodz 266 BOO: Shit be blown' up, yo! Recorded 31 October 2017 American Vandal Stranger Things The Orville/ST:Discovery Haunted by past apps     Adds/Drops/Updates   Add: Drop: Dana Gould Hour Updates:   Shows that pissed me off/weren’t good Dana Gould Hour: The Abominable Dr. Halloweenery! 3 hours and 40 minutes of rambling shit Panopoly podcasts TV Guidance counsellor #260: Lydia Lunch and Weasel Walter     LAX Top 10 shows of the Week   Up for contention but not making the list this week Defocused #168: Super Hashtag Movie Magic (Blade Runner 2049) Jim Jeffries Show Podcast #5: TeeVee #321: The Defenders S1E6, S1E7 No Agenda #974: iPoop, #975: Dolleridoos Roderick on the Line #263: Rear Admiral Crunch Extra Hot Great #175: Does Too Funny to Fail Succeed? Read More →

Scripture: Ephesians 6:10-24 Preacher: Rev. David Inks Sermon Outline Introduction I.Perspectives for the Battle (10-13) II. Panopoly for the Battle (14-17) III. Power for the Battle (18-20) Conclusion Ephesians 6:10-24 10 Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. 11 Put on the whole armor of God, that you may […] The post The Fight has Commenced! (Ephesians 6:10-24) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

## Project* For people who might not know, what is a Drupal distribution? * Out of the box, vanilla Drupal doesn’t do much - you have to install modules and mold it into what you want * A distribution is Drupal prepackaged with contrib modules and themes, pre-configured for a specific use case (OOB, X+Y) * What is Panopoly? * A “starter site” distribution (replacement for vanilla Drupal) * A “base distribution” on which to build other distributions * A set of Features modules that can be used outside of Panopoly * Why would someone want to use Panopoly instead of vanilla Drupal? * Improved blank slate * Includes some the most popular modules and configuration that almost everyone is using anyway * Hide Drupal-isms from site managers and users * WYSIWYG, Media, responsive layouts, edit in place, live previews, improved search, UX improvements, a11y improvements * Include a bunch of stuff backported from D8: toolbar, responsive bartik, etc * Unified content/layout management system built on Panels eco-system * Rather than learning all that community knowledge over, re-use a well thought out, tested approach to doing Drupal * Some people love Panels, but others hate it. Why would someone who isn’t a “Panels lover” want to use Panopoly? * Best of Panels eco-system * You build with Views, Entities/Fields, custom code, whatever - the Panels bits tie those things together and allow users to customize them * We hide the nastiest bits (page_manager UI) from users and site managers * Why would someone want to create their own distro? * Boilerplate, build once / deploy lots, maintenance of lots of sites * Even small organizations can benefit * What advantages do you get by build your distro on Panopoly? * Like “base theme” shared work (like WYSIWYG, responsive, etc) and defined approach * Focus only on the unique stuff in your distro (by fitting into Panopoly’s architecture) * Why would someone want to use one of Panopoly’s Features modules outside of Panopoly? * [Quick background on Feature] * Dozen or so features * If like just a piece of Panopoly (ex. panopoly_wysiwyg) you could steal it! * Lots of thought into buttons to enable, filtering for control/security, additional features like Media/Linkit * Updating distributions can be hard. What does Panopoly do to help with this? * [explain why hard] * Docs * CI * distro_update * Security updates in particular can be hard, because you have to wait for the distro to make its own update. How does Panopoly handle them? * [mention how handled in the past / security team] * What are the plans for Panopoly in Drupal 8?

## Sprints * What topics/areas of Drupal will be sprinted on?   * Contribution Sprints   * Get involved with Core - (Workshop)   * Core Mentoring - (Sprints) * Who should come to the sprints? (short overview)   * Why do YOU attend sprints?   * What do you do when you want to sprint and mentor? * What do we need to know before coming to the sprints? * What do we need to bring? (c:where stuck)   * Who should go to Get involved with Core - (Workshop) * What happens at the workshop? * By the end what tools do most people have set up?   * Web Stack   * IRC client   * Editor ?   * http://simplytest.me/    * Joe what role have you had in the past? * What do you do to get ready to prepare/present the workshop? * Is it a big commitment for you?   * Brian G what role .. * Brian G what big change are you excited about?    * Funding      * Problems with fundus        * Paypal, if you don’t meet your goal        * network at event for btsync      *gittip (can’t     * Community Tools Changes       * (Brian G) What was involved with getting ADD and btsync ready?       * ADD, Filesize savings, speed of installation     * Mac users need to have XCode preinstalled (via the App Store)       * BTSync           * Secure, unlimited file-syncing. No cloud required.          * It’s like a diy Dropbox, it’s not bit torrent as you may be thinking          * Network efficiency          * not evil   (c: prep time, DA grant) * (Cathy) Who should go to Core Mentoring - (Sprints) (anyone who has a local dev setup, but wants help picking out an issue) * What happens at mentored sprint?   * Stephane what was your role in the past?  * floater / smaller commitment * ad-hoc presentations * What are you going to do at upcoming sprints? * What is it like to be a mentor? What keeps you coming back to do it again? * Who should mentor? * What does it take to be a mentor and what kind of help is needed. * Do you have any advice for new mentors?   * Cathy what role have you had? * What are you doing this time? Cathy: (Stephane) What didn't you like about mentoring? * Any big changes you are excited about? (d.o, tags) (in public)   * Specific Sprint Topics Who goes to the contribution sprints   * Contribution Sprints     * MODERNIZING TESTBOT     * DRUPAL 8 RELEASE CANDIDATE     * AEGIR HOSTING SYSTEM     * MULTILINGUAL SPRINT     * PANOPOLY     * DRUPAL.ORG SPRINT     * #D8RULES: GETTING STARTED WITH RULES FOR DRUPAL 8   * Final thoughts?     * Grant allows me to come earlier than I would otherwise and ensure the network will work with btsync

## Panopoly 1.1 * First off, what is Panopoly? * What was the reason for creating it? * What are some of the features built in? * What’s new in 1.1?   ## Use Cases * Other distributions are built on top of Panopoly. What are some of the big ones you can think of? * Do you know of any sites that are already built on top of Panopoly?   ## Questions from Twitter * [Damien McKenna](http://twitter.com/DamienMcKenna) Will 1.2 change over to CKEditor? #mup095 * [Chris Ball](http://twitter.com/ChrisBall51) You mentioned open academy one of your other distributions. what is the state of open academy?