CivicActions

Last night some folks from the SeaDUG got together and we banged out the rest of the Seattle.Drupal-Camp.org.

CivicActions is really happy to be a sponsor of this event, and out entire Seattle crew (myself, Robin and Jared) are working on various aspects of the camp. An early thanks to our early sponsors Hazel Consulting, Pyramid Consulting, Poplar ProductivityWare, Achieve Internet and DrupalCamp Vancouver. We are still looking for additional sponsors, if you are interested, contact me.

Attached you'll find the latest revision of "my" IA presentation at DrupalCamp Vancouver 2008. This presentation has been evolving since DrupalConBarcelona.

Attached you'll find my slide deck from Your Introduction to Panels 2. This was a really fun talk to present, and the room was packed. I hope people found it useful and if you attended and have any feedback, please let me know so i can sharpen the presentation for DrupalCamp Seattle.

DrupalCampSeattle2007 was a huge success, and a lot of fun! I just got home and figured I would post a quick note before heading back out. We had over 40 people spread across our two tacks (user/superuser admin focused and developer focused).

I had the opportunity to spend a few hours at the Mobile Identity workshop on Friday 1/26 in San Francisco (I'm going to miss this place). Some notes follow.

Here in the Brussels SAP lounge, the mood is as focused and serious as you are going to find in a culture of independent minds. Strangely there are little SAP mint candies, and if you look to the wall you may be inspired by a giant Bono poster which is next to the naked Lenny Kravitz poster (I didn't know you could sustain a piercing quite that way). The converted factory is a modernized space not unlike our ability to take old space and bring intelligence and modernization to old haunts - seems particularly European that way. An inspiring space although you'll find it easy to get a snicker from me.

Drupal Camp NYC will be an opportunity of people interested in Drupal and developers interested in learning to develop sites with drupal to get together and learn from each other.

The first official Drupal-Camp will be held on April 1 & 2, 2006 in San Francisco. This intensive two day Drupal training program will focus on Drupal theme development with the PHP Template Theme Engine. Jeff Robbins from Lullabot will lead the training.

The two-day workshop will be open to 10-15 developers who are experienced in XHTML/CSS web design. The training will focus on creating fully featured Drupal sites that are highly customized.

See Drupal-Camp.Org