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Canceled: Way Out West (July)
The Wed., July 17 Way Out West meetup has been canceled.
Go play games at Metal Toad on Wednesday night instead and/or see you at the Front-End Meetup on Thursday.
Metal Toad Game Night (Wed, July 17, 6pm)
https://groups.drupal.org/node/307848
Front-End Drupal User Group (Thu, July 18, 6pm)
At Squishymedia's office space (116 NE 6th Ave, 3rd floor). If the elevator is locked, take the stairs to the 3rd floor.
Amber
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Front-end meetup - July 2013
This month we're talking Git! Chris Bloom will share some basics, then we'll cover some high-level topics with Evan Lovely. If you've ever wonder what this Git thing everybody talks about is, or if you've ever had any process questions, this is the time and place to ask!
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Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit 2013: Session Submissions!
Dear Drupal Expert,
The 2013 Pacific Northwest (PNW) Drupal Summit will take place October 5-6 in Vancouver, B.C. and we would like to invite you to present at the conference!
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July Brewpal
Just a friendly reminder that, in addition to (or despite) OSCon, we'll be having our regular Brewpal tomorrow, 5pm at the Lucky Lab on Quimby. Come work on projects, ask questions and socialize with other Drupal users.
At 8pm, we may take a walk over to Puppet Labs and crash their OSCon party. :D
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August presentation?
The Hillsboro High School robotics team builds robots for fun and competition in a semi-sports style as part of the worldwide FTC program. I talked with a few Drupal people after the July meetup who were interested in seeing what the program is all about. We'd like to join you for 5 - 10 minutes at the August 14 meetup to present what we do, answer questions, and bring one or two of our robots to the meeting to demonstrate.
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Using entity reference to filter results and display node title in Views
I seem to have stumped everyone in the Views issue queue as well as Stackexchnage, so I'm hoping someone here might be able to answer my thorny views question.
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After the last couple months, some of you might be saying, "Enough with the super nerdy/geeky topics! Where's the pretty, designer-y stuff?" Well, I don't think we can avoid being geeky, but this month we will return to the aesthetics end of our front-end spectrum and talk a bit about typography and web fonts.
This will include:
- How to choose good typography, appropriate to your usecase
- Font resources
- Icon fonts + Sass
August Drupal User Group
Robots, entities, pizza, beer and you!
Along with his fine talents as a Drupaler, Aiden is involved with the Hillsboro High School robotics team. He and the team will be doing a brief presentation on how the local Drupal community can get involved and help kids in technology... and play with ROBOTS!
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Join us for DevMunch: Pipes and Directing Output for a demo of how to use pipes and how to direct a command to output to a form beyond the standard output. Dan and Amber will demo using pipes with xargs and directing output to drush sqlc. Others are welcome to chime in with their tips and tricks!
All levels of developer expertise are welcome. Whether you are new or experienced in utilizing command-line tools, this is an opportunity to add new tools to your toolbelt or share with others how you are using these utilities.
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Portland nonprofit CRM panel discussion on RedHen, CiviCRM, Salesforce
Billy Frank Jr. Conference Center
Ecotrust Building
721 NW 9th Ave, Portland, OR
PDXTech4Good, an all-volunteer group, is hosting this free event that I thought might appeal to some Drupal folks. Three Portland-area developers will talk about the CRMs RedHen (built in Drupal), CiviCRM (integrates with Drupal, and lots of community cross-over) and Salesforce (used widely with Drupal sites).
It's specifically oriented toward nonprofits, community groups and activists, but anyone who uses CRMs might benefit.
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