<transcript><audio_9>mind for actually doing that type of hybrid SAS and I've got a couple case studies along the way um and we're going to talk about Drupal 8 we're going to talk about uh recurring payments and hosting so if you're not interested in</transcript><transcript><audio_10>any of that I won't be offended if you leave right now otherwise I'm going to start so most of the Drupal people that I know they wake up in the morning and what really makes them go what really</transcript><caption><image_11>The image shows a large group of people sitting on a stage in a large auditorium. The people are of different ages, genders, and ethnicities, and they are all wearing casual clothes. They are all smiling and appear to be engaged in a discussion or presentation. The stage is decorated with red chairs and there is a large screen on the left side of the image. Above the stage, there is text that reads "Most Drupalists I know..."</caption><transcript><audio_12>brought them to the project what really made them stick to it is they they have this deep and uh ferocious desire and need to contribute to the Drupal project I mean if you you feel the energy at Drupal con</transcript><transcript><audio_13>uh if you saw Dre or webchick on stage earlier today and you know the the energy and enthusiasm they have for the open-source Community aspect of our project then it's really easy to understand why people want to contribute so the you know with all the</transcript><caption><image_14>The image is a collage of two photos. On the left side, there is a text that reads "want to contribute to Drupal". On the right side, it is a photo of a young woman with curly hair wearing a yellow t-shirt and green sunglasses. She is making a peace sign with her fingers and has a lanyard around her neck. The background is blurred, but it appears to be an indoor setting with tables and chairs.</caption><transcript><audio_15>Drupal camps and Drupal cons the the Deep inner urge that people have that I know is to make this software that we all share and all build better and better and better and participate in that some way but uh I've noticed that that gets</transcript> mind for actually doing that type of hybrid SAS and I've got a couple case studies along the way um and we're going to talk about Drupal 8 we're going to talk about uh recurring payments and hosting so if you're not interested in any of that I won't be offended if you leave right now otherwise I'm going to start so most of the Drupal people that I know they wake up in the morning and what really makes them go what really brought them to the project what really made them stick to it is they they have this deep and uh ferocious desire and need to contribute to the Drupal project I mean if you you feel the energy at Drupal con uh if you saw Dre or webchick on stage earlier today and you know the the energy and enthusiasm they have for the open-source Community aspect of our project then it's really easy to understand why people want to contribute so the you know with all the Drupal camps and Drupal cons the the Deep inner urge that people have that I know is to make this software that we all share and all build better and better and better and participate in that some way but uh I've noticed that that gets
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