GHOP

From Google GHOP: ""Penetration testing" is the process of trying to break into an application
in order to find security holes. Once the application has been
"penetrated", the security hole can be identified and fixed so actual bad
guys can't break into the application. Routine penetration testing,
especially during development, helps keep programs secure from attackers.

I created this Russian translation of the "Rolling Patches in Drupal" video transcript, for Drupal's Google Highly Open Participation Contest section (in response to Issue #34, if that's of any use). So now I need to have it verified by someone Russian-speaking. File is attached.

The module administration page could serve more purposes than it does currently, and this could significantly reduce the barrier to entry for new users.

Currently if a user enables a 3rd party module, they must navigate to /admin and sort by module just to easily find the configuration and help links for the module. This (while useful to those of us who've used it a while) is kind of obscure for new users, and frankly we could all benefit from a change in the UI of this. Thus I'm going to dredge up an old issue and post an example of what this could really look like.

Note: This is now a GHOP task: http://code.google.com/p/google-highly-open-participation-drupal/issues/...

The attached patch supports views 'feed' selector. Simply enabling it gives all views that have the feed selector an atom feed and an icon.

Downside: atom.module doesn't come with an atom icon, so it just uses the RSS icon. This could easily be fixed by providing an icon with the module.

Downside #2: There ends up being 2 'atom' feeds listed on the view; one global one for the site, and one for the feed itself. The main atom feed should probably only be added if drupal_is_front() is true but I didn't want to force that decision on you.

Upside: Atom feeds a-plenty.