This episode we have Mario Hernandez, front end developer at Mediacurrent, to talk about his upcoming talks at DrupalCamp LA, and how to properly plan for giving a presentation. We talk about the smart_trim module in our Pro Project Pick, which is an awesome module. We talk about Drupal 8 news and as always, birthday boy Ryan, brings it home with the Final Bell. Also, Mark starts his run for President of these United States.Episode 10 Audio Download LinkUpdates:Feed available at: http://www.mediacurrent.com/blog/podcasts/dropcast/feedSubscribe in iTunes or StitcherEmail your questions to: dropcast@mediacurrent.comMost if not all of our articles come from TheWeeklyDrop, the best Drupal news and links delivered to your inbox every week, which we turn around and steal.Mediacurrent Blog Mentions:The best (and worst) question in a Drupal sales presentation by Josh Linard VP of SalesBest and worst question on a sales presentation is   “Why should we hire your company instead of the other organizations we're evaluating?"Lets Mediacurrent showcase their strengths - Our people , Our work, & Our cultureAlways be prepared to answer that question for anyone in the organizationWhy you should speak at Tech Conferences by Mario Hernandez - Sr Front End DeveloperShare your knowledge with the tech communityLearn to speak in publicNetwork and meet a lot of good folksLots of good tips - Where to speak, What topics to present, Preparation timeGuest: Mario HernandezSr. Front-end developer living in Los Angeles and regular speaker at various local campsRecently spoke at DrupalCon LA about FlexboxWe’ll be speaking at the upcoming Drupal Camp Los Angeles (August 29-30) about Responsive Design with flexbox and also creating a custom D8 themePassionate about clean and semantic markup.  See our blog for articles on thisWhat The Flexbox?Mario is a volunteer instructor and mentor for Teens Exploring TechnologyMailDrop:Daniel from Dartmouth says we embarrassed him, so lets do that againJim Birch says thanks for talking about his articlePro Project Pick:Smart TrimArticle:Bob Decoupling Drupal Without Losing Your Head — Part 2 - From Styleguide to Final ProductThis week in Drupal 8:Configure PHPStorm to Debug Drupal 8Recording from August 14th 2015 Drupal 8 Critical Issues DiscussionD8FTW: Storing Data in Drupal 8This Month in Drupal Documentation - August 2015The Final Bell:Drupal 101: Theming Drupal 7 with gulpBy Chen Hui Jing“In a nutshell, when we do front-end development, there are certain actions or tasks that we do repeatedly. Like the aforementioned furious browser-reloading. Sometimes, we also use Sass, which needs to be compiled. When we write Javascript, best practice implores us to concatenate and minify our scripts (for production). Lots of stuff to take care of. Rather than have to do all that manually, task-runners like Grunt and gulp can do them automatically whenever we save our working files. So that’s what everyone is talking about when they say automating your workflow.”How To Write A Great Commit MessageBy Mark DorisonWait, $langcode? What the Heck?By Francesco Placella (Pronounced “Plo-chella”)A look at multilingual content in Drupal