Posted by trevor_morse on January 6, 2014 at 6:54pm
Hi All,
Is there anything anyone would like to see covered, or cover themself for the February meeting?
Tom, did you get a chance to read the High Performance Drupal book? Maybe could give us your thoughts on that?

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Tap, tap, tap. Is this thing
Tap, tap, tap.
Is this thing on? Any ideas for this months meeting?
why not?
Hey guys, I'd be in to a meeting. What to discuss.. hmm mmm...
Anything interesting anyone has been poking away @? I might be able to think of something interesting, or volunteer for something if anyone has any topics to throw out there?
... hmm ...
Topic idea: How to generate
Topic idea: How to generate topic ideas for meetings. :D
Ok, should we try and come up
Ok, should we try and come up with a few months of meeting topics this month? Say 6 months worth, so people know what to expect and presenters have lots of time to prepare?
I honestly haven't been doing any drupal lately and have been too busy to spend time getting a talk together...
It won't take long, but I
It won't take long, but I will mention where and when TeamSpace will be moving and some of the features of the new office.
Sounds good Kirk. So for
Sounds good Kirk.
So for anyone who is interested, we'll go ahead with the meeting tonight. The usual time and place.
Topics
Sorry I won't be able to be there this evening. As far as topic suggestions, I'm always interested in development lifecycle stuff, tools and techniques for automated site building, testing and migration, that kind of thing.
Barry
Unfortunately I won't be able
Unfortunately I won't be able to make it to this meetup. Some broad topic ideas:
Have a blast tonight!
I can't make the trip to
I can't make the trip to bedford, but could make the meeting if we can set up a google hangout perhaps?
gah - sorry to have missed.
gah - sorry to have missed. Looks like some great topics came out.
To add - perhaps we could talk about some optimization stuff within Drupal. Firstly, easy ways to see if a module needs optimization, settings, blocks, views - and then caching things manually, then perhaps in your own cache bin. Been playing a little bit with more of the latter stuff lately, and it's pretty cool.