Drupal Camp Seattle

My agency is currently working on a small/medium project to renovate a blog website for a company that is based in London. We are looking for a freelance Drupal expert to work with us over the next few weeks to complete this project. The developer should have at least 2 years of experience with Drupal and should have created blog websites using Drupal in the past. This project may require being on calls at 6-7 AM Pacific Time to consult with the client in London.

Position: Drupal Web Developer

Location: Seattle/Telecommute

Status: Freelance

Estimated Duration: 8 weeks

I am helping to plan a Drupal Event in late October here in Seattle. This event will be a bit different from Drupal camps as we have done them here in Seattle in the past. The focus will be more on folks already in the "Drupal Ecosystem", people who spend much of their time designing, configuring and engineering Drupal. We will not have a focus on the "beginner" track as we have had in the past, rather we will be having a separate event a few weeks earlier to reach out to those checking out the Drupal Ecosystem.

NorthStudio and the Victoria School of Business and Technology are once again proud to host the second annual Drupal Camp Victoria, in Victoria, BC September 11th and 12th. Just like last year, we have timed Drupal Camp to happen around the Great Canadian Beer festival. Please go to http://drupalcamp.northstudio.com/ for more information and to sign up.

Please feel free to upload presentations, code, or other important information you provided or discovered throughout the day. I'm sure I don't need to remind you that this is a wiki page. If it seems too messy, just create another wiki page and link to it from here. Thanks!

epersonae/Elaine Nelson - Links I gathered; a blog post.

This is a wiki for planning the April 2009 Seattle Drupal Camp.

THIS IS OBSOLETE - see http://seattle.drupal-camp.org/wiki/april-2009-camp-planning for current planning wiki - need to log in as a Planner to see this.

Outline of Things To Plan

• Location (or locations)
• How many people?
• Dates, Times - Friday for a day of talks, Saturday for a self-organized BarCamp-style workshop day
• Talk schedule for Friday
• Hospitality
• Budget and sponsors
• T-shirts? Door prizes? Thank you gifts for speakers who present long talks (such as a free t-shirt)?

Registration: http://groups.drupal.org/node/18656

Intention

The idea behind this MiniCamp is to bring people together to work with Drupal. Maybe you just heard about it or maybe you work on Drupal Core development. Either way, we want you to attend! By the end of the day, everyone should feel they have gained more knowledge of Drupal, furthered their own plans (like upgrading a module from 5 to 6), or have future plans set to continue development, training, learning. Approaching this MiniCamp as a day of play is a great way to get started.

Date & Time

Check list for next Drupal Camp facility.

Facility name and address:

We have two classrooms that need some setup on Friday morning. It won't take long, but I'm hoping to have two folks who can manage the North Classroom ( rm 105 also called Small) and the South Classroom (rm 111, Large). We need to setup some tables and chairs in both. In addition, the small classroom is the "break" room. Coffee, water, and snacks need to be setup ASAP i.e. before 9:30 when folks are expected to arrive. The small room also needs butcher paper applied to the windows so a projector can be worthwhile. I'm bringing the paper and tape.

If you want to be added to the waitlist of drupalcamp seattle 2008. please sign up.