Please do not post local MEETUPS in this group :-)
Provide resources, discussions, and best practices for anyone involved in running their local user group.
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DUG Düsseldorf online chat - Mi, 3. August 2022
Es geht weiter regelmäßig monatlich via zoom chat online
Wir laden Euch im Jahr 2022 weiter ein.
Jeden Monat am ersten Mittwoch
wann? - 3-August-2022
von 19:00 Uhr bis 21:00 Uhr
wo? - Online via Zoom, und regelmäßig Kurse in der VHS Ddf
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DrupalCamp Atlanta 2020, will be September 10 - 12
DrupalCamp Atlanta (DCATL), will be held on September 10 - 12, 2020. DCATL is one of the southeast's largest annual Drupal conferences attracting hundreds of web developers, designers, executives and educators who are engaged with teaching and learning Drupal.
Read moreDrupalCamp Atlanta 2019
DrupalCamp Atlanta is one of the southeast's largest annual Drupal conferences attracting hundreds of web developers, designers, executives and educators who are engaged with teaching and learning Drupal.
This conference is comprised of multiple concurrent sessions with tracks ranging from Beginner, Design/Theming and Usability, Development and Performance, Site Building, Business Leadership, and Education. In addition, there are impromptu birds of feather (BOF) sessions, code sprints all concluding with a networking reception.
Back to Buckhead. Inside the Perimeter!
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Drupal Camp Chattanooga 2019
Drupal Camp Chattanooga is back for 2019.
Held at Chattanooga Community College again on June 8th 2019.
Friday June 7th will be a training day, we are doing all day Gatsby training.
Looking for sponsors and sessions.
https://www.drupalcampchattanooga.com/sponsors/become-sponsor
Also any agency want to sponsor an after party on a boat on the Tennessee river afterwards?
Contact me.
MidCamp 2019
Join us for MidCamp 2019 in Chicago. Here's the 2018 recap along with the reason for the date shift: https://www.midcamp.org/article/musings-midcamp-and-how-drupal-leprechau...
Read moreDrupal Camp Chattanooga 2018
The 2018 camp is June 16th 2018,
Chattanooga DrupalCamp is an annual conference that brings together web developers from all over the world to learn, network and discuss web development and the Drupal content management system. Registration starts 8.00am, runs until 5.00pm.
Session registration is open, and we'll always accept sponsors. We are a 501(c)3 this year.
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Back to Buckhead. Inside the Perimeter!
From Thursday, November 8 to Saturday, November 10, 2018 #DCATL will return to the tech hub of Atlanta aka Buckhead neighborhood, which hosts some of the best startups, restaurants and the Lennox Mall. Now you can take the MARTA train straight from the airport. This camp will be held at the Doubletree - Buckhead | 3342 Peachtree Rd., NE | Atlanta, GA 30326
2017 DrupalCamp Atlanta - New Location
The Atlanta Drupal Users Group (ADUG) took are hard look at the evaluations from last year and it was a consensus that DCATL needed to get closer to downtown making the airport commute better for everyone. The people have spoken and we have listened. 2017 will be held in the tech hub of Atlanta aka Buckhead. You can get on the train from the airport and get off at Lennox station.
DrupalCamp Atlanta is one of the southeast's largest annual Drupal conferences attracting hundreds of web developers, designers, executives and educators who are engaged with teaching and learning Drupal.
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Anthony stepping down as co-organiser of DrupalCambs
Hi All
I am stepping down as co-organiser of DrupalCambs for a number of personal reasons and am handing over the reigns to Jeff Veit. I have personally had an incredibly positive experience over the last 8 years and 72 meetups discussing Drupal and hanging out with friends. It's now time for a fresh pair of legs to take DrupalCambs forward and I hope you will all continue to support the group under Jeff's leadership.
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Camps are evolving. Checkout what Asheville is doing!
We all see that the landscape of Drupal Camps is changing significantly.
Some camps have skipped a year. Some camps have gone to the "mini-camp" model. Some camps are going to one-day camps.
I'd like to draw our attention to the crew over in Asheville https://www.drupalasheville.com who have apparently given this a lot of thought and come up with. what I think, is a great idea!
NOTE: I am not involved in any way in the planning of this camp. :-)
What are they doing that I think we should pay attention to?
Global sprint weekend - Sofia 2017
Part of the Global sprint weekend 28-29 January, 2017
Location: Rila St. 6, Sofia initLab https://initlab.org/
Read moreAttendance drops in Drupal events?
Question:
Is anyone seeing a drop in attendance at Camps and User Groups?
Certainly, some specific events are growing or staying steady. Larger cities may be immune from attrition to a degree.
I invite your feedback on the topic of what you have observed in {A} your local group and {B} the camps you have attended.
THNX!
Read moreDrupal Camp Chattanooga 2016 - Sat Nov 5th
This years Drupal Camp Chattanooga is on again.
Sat 5th November 2016 at Chattanooga State Community College.
Our beginners track is a whole day of training with Doug Van "Drupal 8 in a day", included with your ticket price. This is thanks to our Platinum sponsor True North.
Buy tickets, submit sessions and sponsor from the web site right now.
Our after party will include fireworks, after all 5th November is Guy Fawkes, when the British celebrate their most famous traitor. With Sticker swag to go along with the theme.
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Newbie question about editing group pages
I created https://groups.drupal.org/pacific-nw-drupal-summits in 2009
I recently added 2 new pages for Resources and History to streamline the Homepage
My problem is when I try to "Edit content" I see a static content layout instead. What am I missing?
I'm on IRC at #drupal-groups as jwalling
FOUND IT! Click widgets to add content. (Dope slap!)
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Free Webinar by Megan Sanicki, COO, Drupal Association: Cracking the Community Code
Building communities is an artsy science that is a strategic initiative for organizations of all kinds from nonprofit to for-profit. In this webinar, we will remove the mystery of building thriving online communities. We will look at community building best practices from leading community managers such as Jono Bacon of Ubuntu, and will understand how to use these pro-tips to grow and nurture global communities through a case study on Drupal.
Why Should You Attend This?
o To learn how the Drupal community grows and is nurtured
o To learn about the community management best practices
[Free Webinar] Drupal 8: Frontend for Backenders
Drupal 8 will ship with a fancy new template engine (Twig) and a simpler theme layer. In this webinar, our speaker will show you some goodies from Twig and give you a walkthrough on how to get started with it.
He will also talk about the major problems that people were facing in working with Drupal 7 and what the community has done to make it better. This webinar will show - in both practical examples and on a broader scale - why Drupal 8 will make peace between backenders and frontenders.
Why Should You Attend This?
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Calling all Community Organizers
Hi all! Please see my post about the Drupal Association's new community organizer newsletter. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions/suggestions!
https://assoc.drupal.org/blog/lshey/calling-all-community-organizers
Thanks!
Lauren Shey
Read moreGCI 2014 Task: Create an Event Template (NeedsReview)
Hello! I'm a Google Code-In 2014 student and as part of my task (http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2014/5873466930626560) I've created an event/meetup template. I've also been helped by my mentor Slurpee to create this template and would like reviews and suggestion regarding this template.
Here's the template link: https://pad.lullabot.com/p/Template_with_Placeholders
and the documentation: https://pad.lullabot.com/p/Event_Template_Documentation
A look inside a typical groups.drupal.org local community meetup. . . .
Premise: Outside of DrupalCons and camps, g.d.o user group meetups happen to be fully qualified, regular events maybe worth dosing a bit more followup coverage.
In general, published meeting reviews are not just handy for their own attendees to have but also benefit everyone connected via the web. Where to post the coverage is up to each group; this post is only a thinking-out-loud prototype to offer background and then some specific details on a meetup that just took place.
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This group will also be broadcasting on Meetup.com
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