LADrupal

This post contains the notes, with all the action items, from last night's meeting. Thank you to all who attended, and who will help out! At the end of this post, a revised sitemap and wireframe set is attached.

If you would like to take part in the development of ladrupal.org but do not yet have access to http://projects.sunrainproductions.com, contact me and I'll get you set up.

Recap of LADrupal.org rebuild Meeing: 11/5 meeting

Primary Agenda Points / Conclusions

1. Final decision about D6 vs. D7

Last weekend at DrupalCampLA we had a great turnout of women using Drupal, including a number of technical presentations led by women! Out of 66 sessions, 13 were presented by women (this includes Brenda Boggs' "The Doctor Is In" shift at the Drupalchix table and events such as that). 7 of those sessions were technical in nature, and while many of them were aimed at those new to Drupal, they were valuable topics such as Views, Upgrading from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6, and Site Migration.

At a recent meeting we asked if there would be LA Drupal members interested in helping edit down videos from our huge Drupal Camp at the Los Angeles Convention Center in 2008. We had three tracks over two days, and that video is very educational and we wish to share them with the larger Drupal community.

If you are a person who can help by accepting a unedited video from us and give back an edited version with what we need done to the video(s), then we'd like your help.

Please post your interest in volunteering by commenting below.

Our video channel (provided by Blip.tv) allows us to broadcast our videos in a feed for you, iTunes, Yahoo, and Adobe's Media Player. I've spent some time massaging these settings and we're now live on iTunes under the Podcast section. Subscribe or just feel free to download videos there.

The first videos that are listed are our May 2008 recordings of Scott Nelson covering the Services module and AMFPHP module (four parts).

Registration for DrupalCampLA 2008 is now open. The event will be taking place September 13-14, 2008, from about 10am-4pm each day and will feature three tracks (beginners, designers, and developers). RSVP is required and the event is free to attend.

If you plan to attend and/or sponsor the Los Angeles Drupal annual community event - DrupalCampLA - then please visit the following URLs.

Attendees register at http://drupalcampla.com

Sponsors show your interest at http://drupalcampla.com/sponsorship

• Want to see a promo video for our 2008 DrupalCampLA? http://drupalcampla.com/2008
• Want to see the video from our 2007 DrupalCampLA? http://drupalcampla.com/2007
• Want to help promote our DrupalCamp? http://drupalcampla.com/promote
• Want to know more about LA Drupal? http://ladrupal.org
• Want to download the awesome LA Drupal PDF pamphlet? http://ladrupal.org has it or go to http://groups.drupal.org/node/13555 for the July edition.

Some people wanted to get our cool LA Drupal pamphlet in digital form. So, here it is in all its PDF glory.

DrupalCampLA is September 13-14 and will be located in Los Angeles area.

For those who haven't seen the DrupalCampLA promo video then be sure to see it at DrupalCampLA.com, and please make sure you vote on our camp attendance poll if you plan to attend or not. Thanks!

Video: http://drupalcampla.com
Attendance poll: http://groups.drupal.org/node/13157