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Patch review sprint
Developer specific sprint to focus on core and contrib. The idea is to do this either weekly or bi-weekly depending on interest.
For the next few months it would be great to focus on D8. For some this is an opportunity to keep on working on core while others will find a way to learn what's new and improved in D8.
Location: Live Axle office at 310 SW 4th Ave, Suite 910 (map)
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Downtown Portland Mass transit?
Hello,
I'm starting work at a company near 222 NW 5th Ave in a week and I traditionally drive to work. I live in SW Portland near Mall 205 and wondered if anyone could give me some recommendations on routes and transit stops to use to get between my place of employment and home.
Do you have any rules I should follow from a social/personal level and areas to avoid?
What do you usually spend a week/month on mass transit and do you use the max and or bus system?
Thanks.
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November Drupal User Group
Last month's Drupal theming doubleheader was a hit, so we're going to do another 7/8 doubleheader! This month we're covering custom modules in D7 and D8!
But first we'll take care of a little Drupal 6 business. Drupal 6 was really awesome for its time, but with Drupal 8 on the horizon, it means 6 support is going away. Melissa is going to give a quick lightning talk about IMP and how you can get involved.
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PHPUnit test sprint for the the D8 Migrate in Core initiative (aka IMP)
Tuesday, November 19, Portland will be supporting a core migration path from Drupal 6 to Drupal 8 with a sprint at the OSU Foundation center in downtown Portland from 9am - 5pm. Lunch will be provided and we're in the smaller room, so please sign up if you plan to join us in person!
IMP initiative lead chx will be supporting the sprint via IRC so you, too, can join virtually! See the main sprint post for additional details: https://groups.drupal.org/node/368343
Huge thanks to OpenSourcery for getting this off the ground by committing three awesome developers to the sprint for the entire day!
Join jessehs, mpgeek, adamdicarlo, and eliza411 for a full day of PHPUnit test goodness. It's a great chance to get involved with Drupal 8 and contribute to a hugely valuable migration path.
IMP Sprint
Tuesday, November 19
Union Bank Building
707 SW Washington Street, Suite 500
Portland OR 97205-3522
Store developer and webhosting needed for Syrian widow project
The details are still emerging, but I am reaching out to my local Drupal community for help with the following project.
BACKGROUND
The current civil war in Syria has now left countless women without a breadwinner. Ones that are able to leave the country end up in refugee camps where they remain vulnerable. The ones that stay have no means, and without infrastructure in place, they have no ability to provide for themselves or their children.
Metal Toad Game Night
Come join your fellow technologists at Metal Toad Media for a night of competition and camaraderie. We will provide beverages, pizza, and games. Visit http://beer.metaltoad.com to see what's on tap.
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DevMunch: Shell Aliases, Terminal-Notifier, and Drush
DevMunch is back!
Friday, November 22, 2013 at 1pm PST via Google Plus Hangout
Are you sick of waiting around for drush to clear caches?
In this DevMunch Google Hangout, I will walk through how to install Terminal Notifier using Homebrew, set up a shell alias that will tell Drush to clear all caches, and then display a system notification when caches have been cleared.
This lesson is especially suitable for Mac users and Drupal users of any experience level.
Read moreNovember Brewpal
Thanksgiving is on Thursday, which means, you probably don't expect to get much work done on Wednesday. So you might as well start the festivities early and join all of your Drupal friends for drinks on Tuesday at 5pm!
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Read moreFutureTalk with Jessica McKellar
New Relic is hosting a series of presentations featuring notable internet speakers. The latest features Jessica McKellar speaking about how the internet works. Although Jessica is director for the Python Software Foundation, her presentation should be interesting to anyone who works or uses the internet.
If you're interested in attending, hit the Eventbrite and RSVP: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/futuretalk-with-jessica-mckellar-tickets-948...
Also, pythons, like the internet are just a series of tubes… organic, rodent constricting and eating tubes.
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