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Drupal Starshot blog: Announcing the Drupal Starshot leadership team
This blog has been re-posted and edited with permission from Dries Buytaert’s blog.
Although my blog has been quiet, a lot has happened with the Drupal Starshot project since its announcement a month ago. We provided an update in the first Drupal Starshot virtual meeting, which is available as a recording.
Today, I am excited to introduce the newly formed Drupal Starshot leadership team.
Meet the leadership team
Product Lead: Dries Buytaert
I will continue to lead the Drupal Starshot project, focusing on defining the product vision and strategy and building the leadership team. In the past few weeks, I have cleared other responsibilities to dedicate a significant amount of time to Drupal Starshot and Drupal Core.
Technical Lead: Tim Plunkett (Acquia)
Tim will oversee technical decisions and facilitate contributions from the community. His role includes building a team of Drupal Starshot Committers, coordinating with Drupal Core Committers, and ensuring that Drupal Starshot remains stable, secure, and easy to upgrade. With 7 years of engineering leadership experience, Tim will help drive technical excellence. Acquia is providing Tim the opportunity to work full-time on the Drupal Starshot project.
User Experience Lead: Cristina Chumillas (Lullabot)
Cristina will define the design and user experience vision for Drupal Starshot. She will engage with contributors to initiate research activities and share the latest UI/UX best practices, ensuring a user-centric approach. She has been leading UX-related Drupal Core initiatives for over 7 years. Lullabot, Cristina’s employer, has generously offered her the opportunity to work on Drupal Starshot full-time.
Product Owner: Pamela Barone (Technocrat)
Pam will help ensure alignment and progress among contributors, including defining and prioritizing work. She brings strong communication and organizational skills, having led Drupal projects for more than 12 years.
Contribution Coordinator: Gábor Hojtsy (Acquia)
Gábor will focus on making it easier for individuals and organizations to contribute to Drupal Starshot. With extensive experience in Open Source contribution and community engagement, Gábor will help communicate progress, collaborate with the Drupal Association, and much more. Acquia will provide Gábor with the opportunity to work full-time on the Drupal Starshot project.
Starshot Council (Advisory Board)
To support the leadership team, we are establishing the Starshot Council, an advisory board that will include:
- Three end-users (site builders)
- Three Certified Drupal Partners
- Two Drupal Core Committers (one framework manager and one release manager)
- Three Drupal Association board members, one from each of the following Board Working Groups: Innovation, Marketing, and Fundraising
- Two staff members from the Drupal Association
The council will meet monthly to ensure the leadership team remains aligned with the broader community and strategic goals. The Drupal Association is leading the effort to gather candidates, and the members of the Starshot Council will be announced in the coming weeks.
More opportunities to get involved
There are many opportunities for others to get involved as committers, designers, developers, content creators, and more.
We have specific tasks that need to be completed, such as finishing Project Browser, Recipes and Automatic Updates. To help people get involved with this work, we have set up several interactive Zoom calls. We’ll update you on our progress and give you practical advice on where and how you can contribute.
Beyond the tasks we know need to be completed, there are still many details to define. Our next step is to identify these. My first priority was to establish the leadership team. With that in place, we can focus on product definition and clarifying the unknowns. We’ll brief you on our initial ideas and next steps in our next Starshot session this Friday.
Conclusion
The Drupal Starshot project is off to an exciting start with this exceptional leadership team. I am grateful to these talented individuals for stepping up to drive this important project. Their combined expertise and dedication will drive excitement and improvements for the Drupal platform, ultimately benefiting our entire community. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to make strides in this ambitious initiative.
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Come installare Arduino Bluetooth Controller su Android per controllare un modulo Bluetooth
Cosa imparerai:
Come scaricare e installare l’app Arduino Bluetooth Controller.
Come configurare l’app per connettersi al modulo Bluetooth HC-06.
Come inviare comandi dal tuo dispositivo Android ad Arduino.
Materiali necessari:
Dispositivo Android (smartphone o tablet)
Modulo Bluetooth HC-06
Passaggi del tutorial:
Scaricare l’App: Vai su Google Play Store e cerca “Arduino Bluetooth Controller”. Scarica e installa l’app.
Configurazione dell’App: Apri l’app e configura la connessione Bluetooth per accoppiare il tuo dispositivo con il modulo HC-06.
Collegare il Modulo Bluetooth: Collega il modulo Bluetooth alla tua scheda Arduino.
Test e Controllo: Utilizza l’app per inviare comandi e controllare il modulo Bluetooth con Arduino.
Con questa guida, sarai in grado di controllare facilmente i tuoi progetti Arduino tramite il tuo dispositivo Android.
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Novak Djokovic and His Wife Exchanged Stern Words at the French Open Before He Sealed a Comeback-
The Serbian great – who has since withdrawn from Wednesday’s quarter-final against Casper Ruud due to a knee injury – was once again taken to five sets as his up-and-down French Open campaign continues, having gone the distance with Lorenzo Musetti in a clash that ended after 3 am on Sunday.
Djokovic entered the competition as the reigning champion but hadn’t consistently been able to show the form that he has showcased throughout his staggering career at this year’s French Open.
On Monday with his title defense again on the line, Djokovic found himself a break up at 2-0 in the decisive fifth set, but after conceding a point for 30-30 he was visibly incensed.
He then returned to pick up more balls to begin his next service, before turning to his family in the box on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
The cameras caught the tense exchange, with Djokovic gesturing angrily with his hands and shouting up at his team.
His wife Jelena can then be seen standing up in the box in the stands, responding in kind to her husband.
After a few seconds, the exchange was over and Djokovic returned to what he does best – pulling victories out of the jaws of defeat.
He eventually sealed his spot in the quarter-finals with a 6-3 win in the fifth to make it 6-1, 5-7, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 before withdrawing from the tournament on Tuesday.
Jelena Djokovic, 37, is a self-described ‘curious soul’, and founder of the Novak Djokovic Foundation.
The charity she runs with her husband seeks to help children achieve their full potential by investing in early childhood development, notably in early years education.
Born in Belgrade, Serbia, Jelena left her home country to study abroad when she was 18. She moved to Italy and then to Morocco where she has lived for the last 12 years.
The couple started dating in 2005 before getting engaged in 2013. Together they have two children, a son Steven Djokovic, and a daughter Tara Djokovic.
But their marriage has been plagued by cheating rumors over the last decade.
In 2019, the couple was pursued by split rumors after Jelena didn’t attend any of his matches at Wimbledon, it was reported in The Sun.
The couple insisted this was due to their daughter being too young to attend, but their fifth wedding anniversary also went unmarked.
Comments were made by tennis expert John McEnroe in July 2017 who inferred Djokovic’s poor form was due to family issues and likened this decline to Tiger Woods who split from his wife after it was revealed he had cheated on her with 120 women.
According to The Sun, McEnroe said: ‘Woods had the issues with his wife and then he seemed to go completely off the rails and has never been even close to being the same player.’
Novak was taken aback by the comments but said: ‘He has his right to say the things he wants to say. I don’t necessarily need to agree with it. But it’s his right.