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#Michelle's 20 Questions

Deployments and Releases

What is the deployment plan for...

• ygg? [Assumption here: any change to any part of ygg deploys the whole of the titan code base.]
• terminus?
• site audit?
• styx?
• cookbooks [ Jesse went over the deployment plan for the cookbooks last week.]

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Are you Ready to Hire an Engineer?

A plain English checklist

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This checklist is intended to help non-technical people decide if the business is ready to engage the services of an engineer or a consulting firm. It is the goal of this checklist to give non-technical folks a leg up in these conversations so that they are less likely to get into lengthy (and very expensive) engagements.

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###Content Content pertains to information that you already provide customers or plan to make available to anyone who comes to your site.

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[...]
"config": {
        "bin-dir": "bin",
        "process-timeout": 1200
    },
    "scripts": {
        "post-install-cmd": [
            "bin/rootcanal",
            "bin/libraries"
        ],

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Contract Killer

The popular open-source contract for web designers and developers by Stuff & Nonsense

• Originally published: 23/12/2008
• Revised date: 15/12/2013
• Original post

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/**
 * * Create a taxonomy term and return the tid.
 * */
$cat_terms = array(
    'Backup & Sharing' => array(),
    'Computer Security' => array(),
    'Equipment Protection' => array(),
    'ID Protection' => array(),
    'Technical Support' => array(),

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@api @javascript
Feature: View products.
    In order for to buy a product,
    As a partner,
    I need be able to view products that are on offer.

    Background:
        Given I am a user with the "partner" role
        Given "product" products:
            | title                | sku | status | field_price_type | field_product_employee_price | field_product_retail_price | field_product_partner_price |

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@api @javascript
Feature: View products.
    In order for to buy a product,
    As an employee,
    I need be able to view products that are on offer.

    Background:
        Given I am a user with the "employee" role
        Given "product" products:
            | title                | sku | status | field_price_type | field_product_employee_price | field_product_retail_price | field_product_partner_price |

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##Q. What are you doing to my site? ###A. We are adding an additional directory in front of your project root that contains executables that can build and configure a virtualized development enviornment that mimics your production environment as much as possible and that allow us to deploy changes to your site with a testable, repeatable, transparent process.

##Q. After you do this, will my site look or behave any differently? ###A. No. We are not altering your Drupal codebase or database at all. We making your current configurations (of content types, views, feeds, taxonomy vocabularies, roles and permissions, etc.) explicit by putting them into code. If we alter the configurations we will do so by altering that code so that our changes are explicit. Moreover, every one who works on your site will be able to test our configuration changes in the exact same way as we will be deploying it live.

##Q. Why is this important? ###A. First, we want to ensure that changes that we make to the site are not depende

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##Q. What are you doing to my site?
###A. We are adding an additional directory in front of your project root that contains executables that can build and configure a virtualized development enviornment that mimics your production environment as much as possible and that allow us to deploy changes to your site with a testable, repeatable, transparent process.

##Q. After you do this, will my site look or behave any differently?
###A. No. We are not altering your Drupal codebase or database at all. We making your current configurations (of content types, views, feeds, taxonomy vocabularies, roles and permissions, etc.) explicit by putting them into code. If we alter the configurations we will do so by altering that code so that our changes are explicit. Moreover, every one who works on your site will be able to test our configuration changes in the exact same way as we will be deploying it live. 

##Q. Why is this important?
###A. First, we want to ensure that changes that we make to the site are not dependent