I've been working on a draft schedule today as I've had some time due to locking myself out of admin privileges on Drupal Branding and Marketing Committee group which I'm working on - d'oh!
Those who can are meeting up tomorrow - there's another writing club thingy which means we'll be kinda stuck in the newskiff bit again unless we're ok with the pub. I'm happy to save time and discuss on here so more people can join in - there's just stuff to do so ploughing through it so please do let me know your thoughts:
Beginner Track
10.15-11.00 Two sessions:
Drupal for Business - Richard Jones, i-KOS
Compelling business cases for using Drupal in the enterprise
Why we use Drupal - Alick Mighall, Miggle Ltd
A talk about why miggle chose to use Drupal for development, how we got to that stage, how Drupal helps us win business and manage development and why we think more people should acquire Drupal expertise.
11.00-11.15 Q&A/Break
11.15-12.00 The Drupal CMS - much more than 'just' code. Welcome to a community! - Ben Wilding, Cameron & Wilding
With another fantastic Drupalcamp in Brighton following so closely on the tails of Drupalcon Munich (the main Drupal event in Europe each year, next year's in Prague) it seems apt to follow up with the great community vibe from there and discuss the community side of Drupal.
12.00-12.15 Q&A/Break
12.15-13.00 Drupal Commerce KickStart v2 - Live Demo - Richard Jones, i-KOS
Live demo of the latest and greatest e-commerce platform
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14.00-14.45 Location Location Location! - Stefan van Hooft, iCompute
This is a case study on how different location based contrib modules were used to build a gps coordinate aware photo mapping system with Drupal. Or, in other words... how to publish your photographs on a map with little fuss and a bit of cellotape.
14.45-15.00 Q&A/Break
15.00-15.45 Case Study of MarvellousSuperfood.co.uk - Arnaud Lepron
Description of project development of website on D7 with basic setup, ubercart, and SEO implementations(modules, reports..)
15.45-16.00 Q&A/Break
16.00-16.45 Building A Tasty Backend - Jennifer Tehan, Delicious Creative
Or...
How spending a small amount of time to polish your admin areas can keep you, and your clients, sane.
16.45-17:00 Q&A/Break
17.00-17.45 How to find your drupal niche - Ben Finklea, Volacci [via internets]
17.45-18.00 Closing Session
Intermediate Track
10.15-11.00 Before you hit the gas pedal... - Guy Schneerson
11.00-11.15 Q&A/Break
11.15-12.00 Code Driven Development with Drupal - Steve Richards
12.00-12.15 Q&A/Break
12.15-13.00 Drupal - it all comes down to performance - Janis Janovskis
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14.00-14.45 Drupal and NodeJS - the best of both worlds - Craig Moore
14.45-15.00 Q&A/Break
15.00-15.45 Module development - Sequence.js implementation as a module - James Pearman
15.45-16.00 Q&A/Break
16.00-16.45 D7 + Commerce - import products the easy way! - Kevin Elliott
16.45-17.00 Q&A/Break
17.00-17.45 CRM in Drupal - An Introduction to using the Party Module - Robert Mumford, James Abrahams
17.45-18.00 Closing Session
Comments
Swap times with Ben
Could I swap times with Ben so that Steve and I aren't presenting at same time?
Swap times with Ben
Could I swap times with Ben so that Steve and I aren't presenting at same time?
Sure
Sure, let's sort it out at the meeting later.
With regards to our previous conversation - why don't you take lead over the sponsorship side of things? You seem to know what companies will want in return, that would be a good thing to have more organised for next time.
See you later,
Steve
Sure, I'm happy to give it a
Sure, I'm happy to give it a go for next time. Lets chat more later though, as I think we need more than just sponsorship.
Absolutely!
Absolutely, and that's why you're right for helping to build up that side of things.
It's simple, if you SEE it, then it's probably up to you to help fix it ;)
See you later!