Washington, DC Drupalers

Developers, site-builders, content administrators, designers, and anyone interested in using Drupal in their organization or upcoming project are invited to attend and get involved.

The program on day 1 will consist of a keynote to start off the day followed by three session tracks. On day two we'll take attendees on a Drupal deep dive with training, mentoring and code sprints.

The people who attend predominantly work on Drupal in the service of international non-profits as well as social services and federal projects for education, the environment, civic engagement, health, families, women, and children.

Some ideas for what we'd like to learn about:
User Roles and Permissions
Git and Pantheon
Bootstrap and other helpful base themes
Implementing Maps (Location CCK & GMap)
Using Features
Content Workflow at your organization (re: writer, editor approval, publication, scheduler, push to social media)
Commerce vs Ubercart
Security
Calendars

My apologies, I have had to cancel this month's meeting due to a family emergency and I am unable to get a replacement to host on such short notice. The next meeting will be held October 8th and I've spoken to Jon who has agreed to present at our next meeting instead.

I will post a separate meetup for our October Meeting shortly.

Sorry for any inconvenience this causes.

Ian

Join us for our monthly Drupal NoVA meetup! Our regular meetup is the third Tuesday of every month - currently rotating between ICF and Bixal in Fairfax.

We'll start with some socializing, do a round of intros and presentations, then more socializing!

Carey Hartmann has been a Drupal developer for 5 years, focusing mainly on government websites wherein 508 compliance is an absolute must.
Carey will be presenting an overview of 508 compliance necessity, policy, tools and reference documentation. If you work on 508 compliant sites you will want to attend!

The team at php[architect] (who run the longest running technical journal dedicated to the PHP programming language) are excited to invite you to attend our newest conference: php[world] - Happening this November 10-14th in Washington, D.C.

We've successfully run many conferences over the last 12 years, our main one being php[tek] in Chicago each May. But we've seen how PHP has been evolving over the years, and php[tek] is really focused on the core/bespoke PHP crowd.

At this month's summer edition of the Baltimore Drupal Meetup we'll be discussing plans for Drupal Camp Baltimore taking place on November 7th and 8th. Everyone is encouraged to participate with putting our first Baltimore Camp together.

If your interested in participating but can't make it tonight email us at info@bmoredrupal.com

Join us for our monthly Drupal NoVA meetup at Bixal. Jared Smith will provide an update on the current status of Drupal 8 and key initiatives and share his recommendations on what you can do to gear up for the Drupal 8 launch.

We hope to see you there! Please RSVP at the event URL above. Bixal is located in Oakton, VA at the intersection of 123 (Chain Bridge Rd.) and Jermantown Rd., just off the 123 exit of 66, roughly a couple of miles from the Vienna/Fairfax metro station on the Orange Line.

Bixal
3050 Chain Bridge Rd, Suite 310
Oakton, VA

User Summit: This training is filled with sessions meant to inform CiviCRM users of all levels on how to most effectively implement and use CiviCRM. This event will also be a great opportunity for CiviCRM Users to connect and learn from each other’s work. The sessions focus on the multiple aspects of CiviCRM use and how you can implement it at your organization. Sessions run from 8:00am to 4:40pm on September, 12th. Register here.