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Today, version 8.1.5 has been released, a version that is part of the cycle of updates planned by the kernel maintenance team.

Drupal.org has announced that tomorrow, July 7th, Drupal 7.50 will be released, which is a big jump in the release cycle since we were already at 7.44. The fact that Drupal 7 is jumping so many versions is not a whim, but rather it means a lot of changes and improvements for this version of Drupal and in accordance with the six-month cycle for major changes established by the core team.

From July 25 to August 5, 2016 we will conduct our complete Drupal 7 training course in the city of Bogotá.

At Seed we use agile methodology to carry out our developments. This allows us to monitor the project on a daily basis through short meetings with those involved, and to make short delivery iterations so that progress can be seen in each of them.

At SeeD we implement a set of tools that allow us to monitor the development and the final product from several areas.

This is a recurring question that our clients ask themselves when they are choosing between the options to develop their solutions and these are our arguments for them to consider Drupal as a very good option.

Platform.sh is a refined cloud-based hosting environment for e-commerce, but suitable for any Drupal project. This Platform as a Service (PaaS) provides an accelerated and highly automated environment in which to develop, test and deliver Drupal-based projects, including all non-LAMP stack components and custom services.

On September 23rd, together with Acquia, we held the Webinar "Everything you need to know about Drupal 8", the duration is only one hour but we managed to cover the basic concepts that are important to know about this new version, we invite you to watch the recording that is already available.

By contributing translations to  Drupal.org  we are doing our part to help the community to use it in different languages, which ultimately benefits many people who do not have the slightest command of the English language.

With around 118,713 reported installs at the moment,  Zen  is almost twice as popular as Omega, which comes in second. This means there is a large community answering questions, writing documentation, and fixing bugs, along with some hardened code, that other base themes can't match.