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Drupal Dojo sessions: Building With Drupal

Title: Building With Drupal
Status: In production
Format: Weekly webcasts mixed with ongoing workshops, tutorials, and documentation.
Producers: Open Learning Labs
Description: An ongoing series covering all aspects of Drupal web development from site planning, drafting proposals, project management, information architecture, development, design, infrastructure, to business and marketing.
When: Tuesday @ 12:30PM EDT/9:30AM PDT/5:30PM GMT (unless otherwise noted)

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Drupal Community Initiatives

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Originally taken from http://drupal.org/community-initiatives

Drupal has a large community with over 365,000 pages on drupal.org alone comprised of news, featured sites, feature requests, bugs, patches, themes, modules, forum threads and documentation.

This is a page to aggregate the critical projects that various people in the Drupal community are working on. If you'd like a place to jump in and start contributing, start here!

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Featured Posts

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The Google Summer of Code 2010 is a go!

I'm excited to announce that the Google Summer of Code is happening again in 2010! Last year Drupal went a perfect 18-for-18, meaning that all of our students passed the SoC, and we even got a "bonus student" who worked on Drupal module for the Creative Commons.

Please help get the SoC started by joining the Google Summer of Code 2010 group, and by posting project ideas to the group! Student Proposals should be marked as such in the "Project Type", as the students will get first dibs on that project idea once the voting starts. All other project ideas should be marked "Community Proposal" and will be open to all SoC applicants.

If you are a student thinking of applying to the program I highly suggest you do the following things:

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Drupalversity

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I've discussed this idea to some extent on the dev and docs mailing lists, it was suggested that I also post here. In brief:

I think it would be great if we (the broad Drupal community) could put together a series of online courses which teach people different aspects of Drupal.

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