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4. Initial assessment pada kasus shock
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Shivering with anticipation
- 1. Shivering with Anticipation The Epic Incubation of Drupal 7
- 2. But first... a networking minute
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- 5. a bit about you Â
- 6. When last we met... Â
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- 10. It has been a year and a bit... Â
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- 12. with a hint of... Â
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- 14. Why the epic striptease of Drupal 7's release? Â
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- 19. books are being written Â
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- 21. Where does that leave us? Â
- 22. Moonbase Alpha-6
- 23. Caught in the Act Â
- 24. Typical reaction to Drupal Install Screens
- 25. Upon seeing the new D7 Installer.
- 26. Typical reaction to the admin page.
- 27. Reaction to seeing the admin panels in D7 for the first time.
- 28. The overall effect of Drupal 7 - Alpha 6
- 29. Typical face of user looking for a module.
- 30. Well... it's getting better...
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- 35. Yes, but what about DRUPAL 7??? Â
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- 37. Great! What does that mean? Â
- 38. That means it is up to the community to make it happen. Â
- 39. Who me? Â
- 40. Yes. You. Â
- 42. When D7 gets released, the work continues. Â
- 44. Free Stuff! Â