August Meeting

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Posted by trevor_morse on July 7, 2015 at 10:33pm

Hi All,

Is anyone interested in an August meeting? I am more then happy to host it at the new Chalk office, but we seem to be running low on ideas.

Does anyone have anything they would like to give a talk on? Or maybe you have a topic you would like someone else to talk about?

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Been I while since I made it

Posted by ideaguy_ns on July 9, 2015 at 12:45pm
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Been I while since I made it out, but I'm going into some serious Drupal withdrawal, been working on Wordpress and even Joomla (shiver) for the past while.
I don't have any particular topic I'd like to discuss - would just like to chat/catch up with some Drupal-minded individuals :)

To spitball a topic, I wonder if anyone has tried Docker or the official Drupal docker image? I haven't yet but I'm interested in the Docker movement and how it can presumably make our lives easier:
https://registry.hub.docker.com/_/drupal/

I'm in!

Posted by islalobo on July 28, 2015 at 8:30pm
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There are loads of things I'd like to talk about (things I've been meaning to review on my own).

I'm facing some persistent issues related to email encoding of drupal nodes and mandrill. It's been an issue we've had for awhile and I've never had time to sit and look at it (and find a solutions). French emails won't encode correctly.

I wouldn't mind going over Migrate vs. Feeds again (although I know I missed the meeting where it was gone over last year). I have a project on the go that I need to do some migrating for!

All things drush! We set up some environment variables to switch between our environments and messed up drush functionality. And talking about more drush stuff is always fun.

As well, using context and features to deploy. I know how to do this. But I would love to get more indepth as I think my knowledge of these useful tools just barely scratches the surface.

Cheers,
Alanna