The Minnesota Search Sprint is unofficially over. Earnest, Djun, and Blake have already left. Chad is local, but I've said goodbye to him too. Robert and I leave tomorrow.

LIVE FROM THE MINNESOTA SEARCH SPRINT...

In the spirit of the "Data Sprint," and the "Testing Sprint", Friday 5/9 through Sunday 5/11, we are meeting in what is being dubbed the "Search Sprint" at the University of Minnesota.

I started work on the coder module a little over a year ago, as a response to an internal engineering meeting where were discussing Quality Assurance code reviews, and said "we should have a module to do that."
At OS/CMS I briefly introduced coder in the Lightning Talks session.

Every release cycle, dries starts a "Personal Battle Plans" thread on d.o.

If you're still looking for a DrupalCon hotel, check out the Milner Boston Hotel which is the best deal available and about as close to the Boston Convention Center that you can get. Be sure to use their website and get the web special $109 ($122 after taxes) per night!

Florida held their primary elections yesterday, and the Florida Party Chair proclaimed victory for the Florida Democratic Voters:

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Forms API (FAPI) is one of the coolest pieces of Drupal.

Today is a Martin Luther King Jr Day, a National Holiday in the United States honoring the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King.
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I was responding to a Drupal issue this morning, that involved using a = or a >= when I flashed back to my college professor teaching about guarded loops.  A quick google, and I found reference to his 1981 book, "The Science of Programming" whose synopsis says "This is the very first book to discuss the theory and principles of