Central Eastern Pennsylvania

Just wanted to let all the surrounding areas know that if you're looking for a DrupalCamp that's only a few hours away, we have one waiting at DrupalCamp Montreal 2009: The Education Edition. It's taking place at McGill University on October 17th-18th. We're happy to say that Webchick will be presenting a session or two! We have over 80 attendees already registered and are growing at nearly 10 sign-ups per day!

We have an immediate Drupal Developer position with one of our direct client's based in NYC. This project is massive in scale as you will be part of building some of the largest PHP/Drupal sites which is expected to get 35 million hits/month. Key skills will be Drupal developer experience, we already have one of our consultant working with the same client for the past 1.5 yrs which shows job security, good working environment and excellent exposure towards Drupal as well. Also we are one of the prime vendors for this client and we have been in the forefront in their hiring initiatives.

We have an exciting Drupal opportunity, this project is massive in scale as you will be part of building some of the largest PHP/Drupal sites which is expected to get 35 million hits/month. Key skills will be Drupal/PHP programming experience, we already have one of our consultant working with the same client for the past 1.5 yrs which shows job security, good working environment and excellent exposure towards Drupal as well. Also we are one of the prime vendors for this client as we have been in the forefront in their hiring initiatives.

Fellow Media Moguls,

We're shaking off the dust from the Media module, which was sadly neglected during the heady Summer of Code, where we got Stream Wrappers into core! I'm excited to meet now with my fellow Drupalistas, and get the module presentable for Drupal 7 (and Drupal 6, if anyone is interested in helping on that front).

I've been rambling / showing off aspects of these two modules for almost 1 and a 1/2 years now and FINALLY they have been completely rewritten in an open way. They are two separate modules though I'd recommend using them together as that's how they've been tested fully. They are currently being used during our active semester in 4 courses and so far results have been very positive. If you're looking to do online assessment with Drupal, this is a big component and I hope that I can integrate my solution with other projects discussed in this group.

Here's a reminder about the Harrisburg Drupal Meetup this evening (Tuesday, September 1) at 6-8 at Panera in Camp Hill. Looking forward to meeting other local Drupalistas. Hope to see you there!

Building on the success of our classroom-based training in Los Angeles, California (US), this online course will gently introduce you to Drupal as we build a neighborhood association website. The course is presented in a series of modules that will introduce a concept, and then implement the concept in Drupal. This course is intended for individuals who have basic familiarity with building a web page or blogging; no programming experience or experience with Drupal is assumed or necessary.

August is going to be tough for me too, and since Aaron can't make it I am pushing this to September. I also pushed this to Tuesday. We can meet at Panera, in Camp Hill. From there we can see who shows up and perhaps rotate between the two panera's on the east and west shores. Or if we want to move to a more formal setting, we can get a class room at ITT. We can discuss what we want to talk about initially, now and come prepared or just wing it. I am working on several interesting project any of which I can choose from and talk about.

Join us on July 31 at Drexel University in Philadelphia — visit drupaldelphia.com for the latest info!