Drupal Camp Toronto

Posted by Darko on September 23, 2010 at 2:56am

Start:

2010-10-15 09:00 - 2010-10-16 17:00 America/Toronto

Event type:

User group meeting

DrupalCamp Toronto is fast approaching and we are starting to count down the days.

Please register here. The cost is $25 per day.

We are absolutely thrilled to be putting on what will prove to be the best DrupalCamp Toronto ever. We already have a solid line up of sponsors that are helping us put on a great event by keeping admission costs low. If you would like to add your name to this list and join an already impressive list supporting this event contact: sponsorship@drupalcamptoronto.org

We have several high profile speakers from Acquia, Lullabot and Microsoft. (Details to be announced later this week, but you won't want to miss it).

You can start submitting you session proposals or voting for the proposed ones at http://2010.drupalcamptoronto.org/sessions.

Hope to see you there.

Comments

follow up

Posted by sunward on October 17, 2010 at 10:54pm

I was there Saturday and learned a lot.

No follow ups by anyone?

Mine:
1)coffee mugs leaked.

2)very good presentations. The ones I went to provided a large amount of information

3) we could use some of the slide presented. Could they be uploaded to the drupal camp site?

4) location was good. Surprised as this was my first seminar at the library

5) some of the cream was bad.

The organizing committee will

Posted by motionblur (not verified) on October 18, 2010 at 12:18am

The organizing committee will be sending a survey out tonight to all registered participants to collect feedback. We'll also be reviewing this year's DrupalCamp at the next DUG-TO meeting. Any feedback here is welcomed and will also be reviewed by the committee. Thanks!

Update: I'm told the survey

Posted by motionblur (not verified) on October 18, 2010 at 3:09am

Update: I'm told the survey will be sent out tomorrow morning.

1) If we do the mug thing

Posted by heatherann on October 18, 2010 at 2:53am

1) If we do the mug thing again next year, I am officially volunteering to wash them before the conference, because plastic fumes are kind of scary.

2) Everett Zufelt's presentation was very useful. Two thumbs up! Would love to hear more on accessibility.

3) Thanks to Emma Jane's presentations, I finally started using Panels this weekend and I'm already unsure how I ever got along without it. Yay Panels! Yay Emma Jane!

4) Would love to see future presentations on multilingual sites. Internationalization is so complex, and we all need to deal with English/French sites at some point.

5) Would also love to see presentations on how to deal with the development -> staging -> production process, particularly for sites which are expanding to include more functionality.

6) Thank you, organizers! It was a lovely space, everything was clear and easy to find, and the line-up of presentations was great. Kudos!