Welcome to the North Texas Drupal User Group. This is the place to get involved with the Drupal community in the North Texas area.
We meet monthly to network and discuss and learn about a variety of Drupal topics. Our usual meeting day and time is the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm.
Our regular meeting place is:
Improving
5445 Legacy Dr #100,
Plano, TX 75024
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/HSU3Fg3pdsF2
For a complete schedule of events visit our Meetup site at:
https://www.meetup.com/North-Texas-Drupal/
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Drupal meetup in Frisco Texas - all Dallas area welcome!
Want to get together to talk drupal? Starting a meetup group...our first meetup is in Frisco August 22, 2007. Sign up on Meetup.com here...
Meeting at Dunn Bros coffee in Frisco. There is free wi-fi, so bring laptops!
Hope to meet you there!
Lee
Read moreOnly 10 days until the Drupal Theming Workshop
Time is running out to sign up for the Drupal Theming Workshop being presented by Digett.
Here is a run-down of the details:
Date: June 22nd, 2007 9:30 AM through 04:30 PM
Location: The Parish Room, 214 E. Sixth St. Austin, TX 78701
Cost: $199.00
Full information and registration can be found here.
Roger Lopez
Designathon/Codeathon 2.0 -- Help build open source web apps for non-profits!
April 14-15 and 21-22, two non-profits, The League of Technical Voters and Knowbility.org, will host Designathon/Codeathon 2.0 in Austin. We want to make this a big event and are hoping for some representation from the North Texas crew as well!
This is the second in a series of volunteer events based to help build usable, accessible open source web tools for non-profits. Development will not be restricted to any particular platform or language, but the previous codeathon was based entirely on Drupal and we are hoping to have a strong Drupal contingent at this one as well.
Read moreDemo Camp Dallas 1
The first Dallas Demo Camp is this Thursday, Feb 15th at Sabre Labs in Southlake, TX. All are welcome.
A DemoCamp lasts only a few hours on a weekday evening. Unlike a BarCamp, you don't have to present. You are welcome to come along and give feedback to the people who do (or just watch and absorb if you don't feel like talking). Demos should have roughly a 2 minute introduction, 8 minute demonstration, and 5 minutes for questions. 15 minutes total. You don't strictly have to sign up on the Wiki page in order to attend, but it helps with getting an accurate count. A Demo Camp is a great place to meet fellow Drupalists!
http://barcamp.org/DemoCampDallas1
Read moreBar Camp Dallas III
Bar Camp Dallas III is happening in just a few short weeks. Bar Camps are notorious for the high percentage of attendees who use Drupal, so everybody on the list should plan to be there.
What's a Bar Camp? It's an "unconference" where the organizers provide a venue with meeting rooms, whiteboards, overhead projectors and a big, blank schedule wall. Attendees show up in the morning and work out a schedule. The topics tend to center around Web 2.0, but the exact agenda depends on who shows up that morning. You can find out more at:
http://barcamp.org/BarCampDallas
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Welcome!
Well, I go away for a few days, and when I check back in, we are up to 15 subscribers/members in the North Texas group! I greeted many of you individually, but if I have not yet had a chance, welcome to all of you! I knew there had to be more than just myself and a couple of friends that I introduced to Drupal around the North Texas area. ;-)
Now that we have a bigger group, we should think about getting together sometime just to meet each other. We won't have any big agendas; we'll just get together for dinner, happy hour, or something to meet, get to know everyone, and chat about how each of us is using (or considering using) Drupal. If you have thoughts or suggestions for a time/place, post them as comments on this story. Be sure to let everyone know where you are located so that we can try to find someplace central although that's tough in the sprawling metroplex. I am in Carrollton but work @ D/FW.
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