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I'm a veteran Drupal developer of 5 years now and unfortunately the company I worked for has gone under and am looking for employment developing Drupal sites. I have a great deal of experience installing and administering Drupal as well as creating themes for Drupal (via scratch or from a template). I've also begun working on module creation.

Some examples of my professional and personal Drupal work can be found here:
http://www.studioscentral.com
http://www.pokershark.com

Hi all.

I'm working to cultivate a Miami area Drupal scene. Let's put Miami on the Drupal map.

I believe it's valuable to have a simple email list to bring us together, as complementary to this space.

I've registered www.drupalmiami.com, which now points to a new Google Group called Drupal in Miami.

I encourage anyone who's interested in Drupal and local to the greater Miami area to subscribe.

I'll work on other avenues as necessary and stay focused on what works in connecting us.

I posted this elsewhere in comments, but thought I'd create a new topic.

Best,

--D

D202 is a full service web development shop focused on building and supporting online communities and social networks for our clients. I recently got engaged to a girl from South Florida and moved our operations from Manhattan to Miami. I'm interested in joining with the best local Drupal experts, both designers and developers, to put Miami on the Drupal map.

Florida Hospital is seeking one contract-to-hire Drupal / PHP guru to work on some exciting new web projects. Florida Hospital is one of the nation's largest hospitals, treating more than 1,000,000 patients annually. Even though we're a large organization, our award winning web team has a creative "agency" type vibe.

The right candidate will bring these qualities & abilities to the team:

• Experience with Drupal Framework
• Proficiency in PHP, JavaScript, XML, Ajax, D/X/HTML, CSS, web standards, and developing RIAs

This past Saturday's meetup was relocated to the nearby Panera Bread due to the Mindcomet offices being closed. Only two attendees made the trek - caelon@drupal.org/Don and myself. We spent about an hour generally hacking on our individual projects - Don was working on a site which had some permissions issues with his custom module, and I added a feature to the WP2Drupal module I'm maintaining. While a pitifully small turnout, it still at least meant that FLDrupal has made its past its first year anniversary and is now onto Year 2.0!

Since BarCampOrlando is Saturday, April 18th (the day of our next schedule Florida Drupal meetup), how about we delay the meetup until Saturday, April 25th at 1PM?

I didn't want to just go ahead and make the call by myself, so please chime in and share your thoughts about this shift.

If you're not aware of BarCampOrlando - you should be. Check it out. You'll want to be there. DrupalEasy is a sponsor, so you know it's gonna be cool.

-mike

The (central) Florida Drupal Users Group has a meetup yesterday at MindComet in Altamonte Springs. About 10 people were present, including several new faces that attended DrupalCamp 2 weeks ago.

1. Comments/Lessons Learned from DrupalCamp - see Andrew's post for a summary of what we discussed.

2. We had a brief discussion about having remote speakers at future meetups as well as live streaming of future meetups. Nothing concrete was decided on, but everyone seemed interested in pursuing both ideas.

I represent a group of very talented, experienced writers, photographers and videographers looking for a Drupal developer in South Florida (spanning Miami to West Palm Beach.) We’re seeking someone who can turn static websites into more active, beautiful content managed websites with a focus on new, online communities and social networks.
While I understand most of this can be done through telecommuting, this team will want some face-to-face contact, and we think some knowledge of South Florida and its communities is a necessity.

I represent a group of very talented, experienced writers, photographers and videographers looking for a Drupal developer in South Florida (spanning Miami to West Palm Beach.) We’re seeking someone who can turn static websites into more active, beautiful content managed websites with a focus on new, online communities and social networks.
While I understand most of this can be done through telecommuting, this team will want some face-to-face contact, and we think some knowledge of South Florida and its communities is a necessity.