Dave Reid

Yesterday I finally felt confident enough to commit a development version (5.x-1.x) of the re-designed, re-coded FeedBurner module to the Drupal CVS repository. I've fixed lots of bugs, considered and implemented many performance and scalability improvements. I've tested updating the module from the last 0.5 version to the latest and it works just fine as long as you remember to run update.php, like you should always be doing after upgrading anything on Drupal.

I invite any developers, existing fans of the module, and new Drupal users to download the development version of the module. I'm using it now on my site and I have tested it to be pretty stable, so it shouldn't break anything. Try it out, see what you like, report in the issue tracker what bugs, feature requests, etc., you may find. I'm still working on getting a few more things into the new module before I call it an official 1.0 version.

I also noticed today while doing my weekly news-discovering Google searches for "drupal feedburner", I found that my humble FeedBurner module has been picked up by Bryght as one of the modules used in their 'basic' Drupal profile! Seeing as my module is considered along the likes of Akismet, Calendar/Date, CCK, Google Analytics, Image/Image Assist, Pathauto and Views - all modules I use, respect and admire - to be in line with any of them, let's just say I'm proud. Thanks Bryght for making all that coding a little more worth it!