This is a typical chicken and egg situation, does anyone still know who came first?

Come to think of it, everything that you write has already been written about. Sometimes you are just staring at the blank pages and its not the lack of words. It's the unnecessary thought of being different.

Fresh from Seattle, and I absolutely can’t wait to share my Drupalcon Seattle experience. Five days of being in the astounding Drupal community and I’m still brimming with excitement.

One often wonders what lies at the root of creativity. How to keep your creative juices flowing and those gears running. When we are stuck at such place, mind blocked towards new ideas - the best solution might just be to put the pen and paper down, get up from that desk, and take a walk in the outside world. This is exactly what we did when scratching for new ideas for a recent project. Luckily the walk for us turned out to be a visit to the India Design Exhibition at Okhla.

36 days of type is a project challenging visual artists to create a letter or number a day for 36 days, exploring different media and pushing the boundaries of creative expression. QED42 Took the 36 Days of Type challenge in an attempt to depict Performing Arts of India through type and results were amazing.

The calls for sessions for DrupalCon Vienna had just closed and all of us who had submitted their sessions were waiting, eager to find out about the result. It was just a usual day at the office and I get an email from the Drupal Association. I opened the mail and what I saw wanted to make me jump out of my chair! Yes, my selection for DrupalCon was confirmed and I was so excited! It was an unbelievable situation for me because it was quite unexpected, not that I was under confident about myself but to be a young member in the Drupal Community, and getting selected amongst so many talented and experienced people out there, is sure to make anyone feel surprised.

We started our Delhi operations in Nov 2015, though finding the place was a little difficult but we managed to find a nice quiet basement, armed with functional furniture and an internet connection, we got started. Though we liked our cozy new office, we soon realised that it had terrible cellular and internet network and after months of trying to get it fixed, trying different options we decided to move out, since then checking for signal strength and internet connectivity at a place has topped our list of checklist :).