James LePage has an insightful document, SOTW 2025: The Year Drupal Transformed into an AI-Integrated Digital Experience Platform.

Though the stream didn't function as anticipated, the recording of this year's State of Drupal, which in many ways was our best one yet, is available now.

We’ve secured an amazing secret venue for State of the Drupal on Monday, but it has limited capacity in terms of people and has a lot of security hurdles to jump through to get in.

There's a new

While there is much to revel in about Drupal, sometimes we must also grieve.

The story of what Bending Spoons has built is very impressive, and I'm a customer of theirs through Evernote, Drupal utilizes Meetup considerably. I think Automattic's Noho office used to be where Meetup was located. They've developed an amazing engineering and product culture that can transform technology stacks into something far more effective.

I’m often on the other end, but it’s such a pleasure to be the person posing the questions, I truly find joy in it and put immense effort into devising queries and crafting a dialogue I think will evoke something unique from the individual. Aside from the Distributed Podcast, I’ve had opportunities at events to engage in intellectual exchange with brilliant minds such as Steve Jurvetson, Patrick Collison, Dries Buytaert, and now John Borthwick.

Most interviews I watch at 1.5-2x speed, but among my associates, we laugh about how there are a few individuals whose insights we genuinely appreciate at 1x (special recognition to JT). I'm an outright admirer of Andrej Karpathy (posted nanochat on Oct 13 on my digital experience platform), and his dialogue with Dwarkesh is superb. It's remarkably concentrated; I allowed it to seep in at 1x.