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SANDcamp 2014 Open for Registration

Posted by Susan Rust on December 11, 2013 at 8:26pm

Hello everyone:

SANDcamp 2014 is live for business. Thanks to Jason Savino for making the website work this year with some new twists and Rich Yumul for importing data from the old site. We have six weeks to generate some social media noise and get SANDcamp rocking.

We have great keynote speakers: Jeff Beeman and Josh Koenig. Jeff is the solutions architect for 8-figure Drupal projects and Josh is, well Josh (Co-Founder of Chapter 3 and Pantheon).

"Drupal 7 Media" book available from PACKT Publishing

Posted by douglaschoffman on November 8, 2013 at 9:04pm

I just got a copy of the new "Drupal 7 Media" book available from PACKT Publishing (http://bit.ly/19C7xN0). It covers in great detail the best Drupal community modules for media integration. I will post a more detailed review later, but this book looks like a great resource for media integration in Drupal. If you are wondering how to work with media in Drupal 7, this is a book to checkout.

Blip.tv is deleting our videos! Let's save them

Posted by christefano on November 1, 2013 at 12:15am

Hi everybody, I have some good news and some bad news.

The good news is that we have literally dozens and dozens of videos of presentations and lightning talks that were recorded at Drupal meetups and conferences throughout the Greater Los Angeles Area. Check them out:

http://blip.tv/gladrupal

This video collection has had tens of thousands of views. We also have another hundred or so videos of recorded videos from meetups over the past year that just haven't been uploaded yet. I'm pretty sure we have more videos than any other Drupal user group!

Dries Day November 19th, more info at http://www.facebook.com/driesday

Posted by douglaschoffman on October 13, 2013 at 11:52pm

There's Earth Day for the planet and now there's Dries Day for Drupal. To celebrate, we're asking everyone in the community to spend the day on Drupal community projects: plan a camp, do a training, work on modules, push code, write documentation, read about Drupal 8 or whatever you find interesting. This is not a bad price to pay for all the great stuff in Drupal. If you're an employer, we encourage you to give your employees a paid day to work on Drupal.

It's simple to participate:

Have your team participate on Dries Day
Tally the number of hours your team contributed

Drupal Watchdog magazines available to Southern California user groups

Posted by christefano on August 5, 2013 at 9:28pm

Hi all,

Droplabs has a huge surplus of new Drupal Watchdog magazines at our original Downtown Los Angeles location. If any organizers of Drupal meetups, conferences and workshops around Southern California want a stack to take back to their meetups, let us know!

https://droplabs.net/contact

These are being offered free of charge. Droplabs doesn't have the resources to ship or deliver these, however, so the only catch is you'll need to come pick them up.

Posted this for you Jeremy

Posted by frob on July 15, 2013 at 5:20am

This came from a discusion about D8s new config system while at DrupalCampLA this year.

https://drupal.org/node/2042009

New Meeting Place Needed for Inland Empire Drupal (IE Drupal)

Posted by mrtoner on May 29, 2013 at 11:21pm

Okay, I don't want to miss another IE Drupal meeting. I'm not sure if the reason for no meeting in May was solely due to a lack of a meeting place, but that's easily fixed. I'm willing to track down a facility that we can use long term, but I need to know where members would be comfortable driving to.

Take the poll!

Why do you go to Drupal Camps?

Posted by Diana Farias on May 14, 2013 at 6:54pm

I go to Drupal camps because I know that if I learn one new thing or meet one cool person who's willing to share their experiences with me, then it was a successful use of my time. Whatever I learn doesn't even have to be Drupal related, the point is I'm a wiser person for having immersed myself into the community. I organize Drupal camps because I want others to have that same opportunity, and it's rewarding for me to see people get together and share their brilliant ideas and work.

So, why do you go to Drupal Camps (big, small, local, international)?

Reminder: Drupal Camp Phoenix is THIS weekend! March 8-10th

Posted by kevinwal on March 4, 2013 at 5:17pm

Coming up starting Friday - Drupal Camp Phoenix is a Free event with available pay-to-play trainings Friday followed by a full day of sessions Saturday. Take advantage of the nice desert weather and come on out, grab a spring training game with some Drupalists, or a hike through some cactus and increase your Drupal knowledge with a great list of speakers and sessions.

There is events Friday and Saturday night as well.

Hope to see you all there!

-- KW

http://www.drupalcampphx.com

SCALE 11x Showcase at Booth

Posted by webbywe on February 19, 2013 at 6:38pm

SCALE 11x is this weekend and OC Drupal will be having a booth. As part of that, we will have a monitor showcasing a few local Drupal projects by OC'ers. Are you interested in having your website showcased in the slideshow? All you have to do is get us (no limit) :

Project name
Website URL
Company Credit (and Logo if you want to include)
1 Screenshot (otherwise we will just take one ourself of website home page)

If you are interested, these will be needed by Thurs. Either post here or send directly to william.estrada@ocphp.org.

SCALE11x
http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale11x

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