Welcome to the Florida Drupal Users Group! We have members from all over Florida and most meetups around the state are coordinated through this group. Whether you're from the panhandle, northeast Florida, the Gulf coast, central Florida, the Space Coast, or south Florida, you'll find other Drupal developers and themers here.
Currently, we have perodic meetups in the following areas:
- Brevard County (Cocoa Village)
- Broward County (Ft. Lauderdale): 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7pm - Meetup.com listing
- Orlando
- Gainesville
- Jacksonvill
- Miami Beach
- West Palm Beach (Jupiter-Boca Raton)
- Sarasota / SW Florida
- Tallahassee
- Tampa Bay: 1st Thursday of each month - Meetup.com listing
Keep an eye on this page for location and topic announcements for each meetup, as meeting days and times might change month-to-month.
Funds are available for local Florida meetup groups!
Keep connected with the Florida Drupal Users' Group:
- NEW! Slack: #florida Get your invite
- IRC: #drupal-florida on freenode
- @fldrupalcamp for updates about Florida Drupal camps, meetups, and other events.
- Florida DrupalCamp on Facebook
- Florida Drupal on Facebook
- Florida Drupal on LinkedIn
- We're looking for someone to create and maintain a Google+ home for Florida Drupal...
Drupal of Miami Workshop Tomorrow
Drupal of Miami Workshop
June 2012 Schedule
June 9, 2012
This Saturday Drupal of Miami Workshop starting at 12:00 noon until 4pm
Just in case you missed last week, we got started building our website, Drupal of Miami. We were able to get our Forum, Blog and Book sections up. Even though they are not exactly what we want them to look like, we got them started so we are on our way. Come on by Saturday and help define what is need in Drupal of Miami Website.
Special Announcement
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Jacksonville June Meetup (#4)
Please join us for our June Jacksonville Drupal User Group Meetup.
We're gonna try to change the format up a little bit this month to try and make sure everyone gets something out of the meetup.
Meeting Agenda
-Brief introductions for new members
-Drupal 7 Theming (Part II) with Jonathan.
-Q&A
-Networking/Social Time
We are very happy to announce a new meetup location. Many of you have heard about CoWork Jax and we are happy that they will be hosting our June meetup and Nathan Edmunson has graciously agreed to sponsor us at CoWork Jax for future meetups as well.
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Coding for a Cause Web Site feedfloridafirst.com is live
Our first site from our Coding for a Cause event from this past Florida Drupalcamp 2012 is live today!
Thanks to everyone that helped out. And thanks to Webenabled.com for the free hosting.
Michelle, the agency representative sounds like she is pleased.
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June Tampa Bay Meetup (#21)
The 21st meetup for the Tampa Bay Drupal Users Group is this coming Thursday, June 7th @ 6pm.
This meetup, Harry will be discussing the basics of Drupal theming, or Theming 101. He'll be working with a basic theme, like Drupal 7's default Bartik, and demonstrate how to modify that existing theme: change colors, add a header image, etc. During this demonstration he'll also go over basic Drupal terminology.
The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM, at the usual location — Panera on Ulmerton Road:
2285 Ulmerton Rd. Clearwater, FL 3376
Drupal of Miami Workshop an a Special Announcement
Drupal of Miami Workshop
June 2012 Schedule
June 2, 2012
This Saturday Drupal of Miami Workshop starting at 12:00 noon until 4pm
Just in case you missed last week, we got started building our website, Drupal of Miami. We were able to get our Forum, Blog and Book sections up. Even though they are not exactly what we want them to look like, we got them started so we are on our way. Come on by Saturday and help define what is need in Drupal of Miami Website.
Special Announcement
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New UF&Shands website
Looks like the brand new Shands Hosptial / UF Medical Center website https://ufandshands.org is built using drupal.... wonder by who?
http://news.ufl.edu/2012/06/04/uf-and-shands/
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Florida Drupal Empire - Branding Poll, runoff proposal
In the interest of keeping everything as democratic as possible, now that round 1 of the Florida Drupal Empire Branding poll is closed I wanted to propose that we use a standard two-round system to decide the winner:
The two-round system (also known as the second ballot,
runoff voting or ballotage) is a voting system used to elect
a single winner where the voter casts a single vote for their
chosen candidate. However, if no candidate receives the
June Sarasota Drupal User Group Meeting - June 5th
If will be attending our Sarasota Drupal User Group Meeting next week please signup for this event.
It will be at Square One on US 41 across from SMH at 6:30 we can meet in the bar area before the meeting time.
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Bilingual English/Spanish Volunteers for Drupal online training project
We are preparing an English version of our Drupal training program and we are looking for bilingual English/Spanish people interested in translating (from Spanish to English) part of the materials, at the same time they get advanced Drupal training for free.
If you are interested or know somebody that could be, please fill in or share the form to contact us. More information at this URL:
http://www.forcontu.com/bilingual-volunteers
Read moreDrupal of Miami Workshop - June 2012 Schedule
Drupal of Miami Workshop
June 2012 Schedule
June 2, 2012
This Saturday Drupal of Miami Workshop starting at 12:00 noon until 4pm
Last Saturday we got side tracked and we went over Updating Drupal 7 Core Updates with the help of Dan Denysenko. This turned out to be very interesting and very informative.
Since we did not finish the Top 50 Drupal 7 Modules we will work on finishing that project so come and join us to determine if you agree with Jay' List. We would like you opinion on this subject.
Read moreSouth Florida DrupalEasy Training - July
Hey South Florida - DrupalEasy is wrapping up our Summer Training Tour along the East Coast with three fun, information-packed days of Drupal instruction from Wednesday, July 25 to Friday, July 27, (9am-5pm). DrupalEasy JumpStart Days pares things down to save money and time for those of you who want a quick start for one or a few days of good, solid Drupal instruction. Come and join us, and pass this along to friends interested in Drupal.
Read moreNode.js, MongoDB, Symfony Testers Needed
I've been working with Marc and Salim with Webenabled and they have offered to provide us a free-of-charge VPS for Node, Mongo and Symfony testing.
We get to help out a great company that has been a sponsor of our past Drupalcamps and they get real-world testing of some new services they are trying to implement.
If anyone would like to join in, contact me. We would like to get at least twenty or so people together to work on it.
(They might even pitch in some free hosting for our efforts!)
Read moreDrupal of Miami Workshop
Drupal of Miami Workshop
Saturday Drupal of Miami Workshop starting at 12:00 noon until 4pm
We are pleased to welcome Filipe Garzon to our Drupal of Miami Group. We thank Hector Iribarne and Dan Denysenko for their help with Drupal. We went over a variety subjects this last Drupal of Miami Monthly Meeting. We will be finishing out Jay Callicot's Top 50 Drupal 7 Modules list this Saturday.
We were unable to finish the "Top 50 Drupal 7 Modules" so we will work on finishing up the list.
This week we will going over Jay Callicott's Top 50 Drupal 7 Modules.
Read moreIE 8 - 9 making me pull my hair out
you have heard the story before site works great in Chrome / Firefox / android phone / Kindle Fire and even IE 7 (changing mode in IE9 developer tools) but is broken in IE 8 and 9.
I have tried everything I can think of but the row heights just don't work right.
http://pookieschmookie.com/ right on the front page.
I took over the site mostly themed and no one had ever tried testing with IE so you can't hurt my feelings if you see something dumb.
PS Murillo is my dog ;-)
you can contact me privately at joemoraca @ gmail.com
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Drupal of Miami Monthly Meeting
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012 at 6:00 pm
First of all I would like to welcome Karel Diaz to our Drupal of Miami group. I would also like to thank Dan Denysenko for his help going over the "Top 5o Drupal Modules" on Saturday. He was a big help along with Karel Diaz understanding which module to use when starting up a new website. We would also like to thank the writer of the article, Jay Callicott.
We were unable to finish the "Top 50 Drupal 7 Modules" so we will work on finishing up the list.
Read moreAmazon Cloudformation and Commons Presentation
Thanks for a great event this year.
Some attendees were asking if the slides from my Drupal Government Day presentation were available, so here they are:
https://one.ubuntu.com/files/shareoffer/5dfe3e10-0053-4bfa-ae0c-8c705ff3fe31/
I guess with Ubuntu One, you can only share with one person.
I just sent the slides over to Drupal4gov, so they should be posted there soon.
I also copied them here: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4Yr8yX06d9-cTh0UlhBYTlPdHc
There is a keynote, powerpoint, .pdf, and zip file containing html with the slides.
Read moreBrevard County Meetup - Tuesday, May 22
Join us on Tuesday evening, May 22th at 6:30pm for the latest installment of the Brevard Drupal Meetup Series, 2nd Edition. Topics for this meetup may include (but not be limited to):
- Drupal Ladder (http://learndrupal.org/) - the goal for this meetup is to make sure everyone has completed at least the first 2 rungs of the ladder (http://learndrupal.org/ladder/ee503327-50be-1904-8d04-9499098cad64)
- Tinkertoy Git, part 2 (working with remote repositories)
Jacksonville May Meetup Recap
Thanks to everyone who attended the third Jacksonville Drupal Meetup. (Original event: http://groups.drupal.org/node/228133)
In attendance:
Kevin Basarab
Kelly Devlin
Erik Hendrick
Ramesh Marikanti
Jitesh Doshi
Ovi Dimulescu
Ritika Oswal
Pramod Jain
Priya Ganesan
Mirek Chowaniok
Kevin Basarab
Tad Kellermann
Max Bodruch
Florida Drupal Empire - Branding Poll
Drupal of Miami Workshop Top 50 Drupal Modules
Drupal of Miami Workshops
This week we will going over Jay Callicott's Top 50 Drupal 7 Modules.
What Jay has done is trimmed his list down to the top 50-ish modules that he is most likely to use on any given project. Most of these modules he has used on real projects, many of them have been carried over from Drupal 6. Several of these are new Drupal 7 modules that didn’t exist in Drupal 6 and some others are Drupal 7 replacements for Drupal 6 modules.
I hope that you will come and join us for the fun.
May 2012 Dates
May 19, 2012
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