OK, so you like Drush. You might have it installed using PEAR. You don't know much about Composer, so you're not sure what to make of it.
Well, read on, and find out how easy this stuff really is.
This article focuses on Mac usage, but also applies to any Unix-flavor pretty much. Not so sure about Windows. You folks can fend for yourself, but maybe help out in comments if you feel so inclined.
This page has support material for a session I gave at the 2013 Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit (PNWDS).
As it turns out, this session has also been accepted at BADCamp 2013: http://2013.badcamp.net/sessions/phpunit-and-drupal-8-no-unit-left-behind
Here's the link to the session page: http://2013.pnwdrupalsummit.org/sessions/phpunit-and-drupal-8-no-unit-left-behind
In short: Don't do it.
I've wasted half of yesterday and much of today getting my Late 2008 MacBook Pro back into shape after installing the 10.7.5 update.
There's been a long-standing issue in the Examples Project, as to whether an implementation of Node API should delete it's content on uninstall.
Kinda wish Entity Reference would bump up to a new RC at least... http://drupal.org/node/1672618
Please forgive me, anyone-who-is-paying-attention-to-this-site. :-)
I promise to have more to say here.
This site has been upgraded to Drupal 7.
The notable pain points were:
A 'misfenestration' is the act of typing into one chat window when you meant to type into a different one.
For contrast, see 'defenestration.'
By posting this 'blog entry, I now own the search results for this word. :-)
The last update to this web site was a year and a half ago, which makes me wonder what I've been up to.