Welcome to the Portland, Oregon Drupal Users Group. We have two official meetups every month.
1. Meetings take place online every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm-8pm US/Pacific.
2. PDX Drupal Lunch Meetup takes place online the 4th Tuesday of the month from 1:00-2:00 pm US/Pacific.
Starting March 24, 2020, meetups (both Brewpal and DUG) will be held online.
Meetup streams are archived here: Portland Drupal User Group Playlist
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No need to RSVP; meetings are open to all.
Join the online community on Drupal Slack in the #drupal-pdx channel.
You can support our group at OpenCollective.com/portland-drupal.
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Twitter: @drupalpdx
ISO local Drupal user for help with site navigation
I am looking to network locally with someone who considers themselves "well seasoned" in regard to Drupal navigation schemes. Basically I’d like to get together over coffee/beer at a location that has WiFi so I can show you my site and pick your brain.
I’ve been experimenting with taxonomy and the Category module, but neither seems to fit my needs just right. Or perhaps I am not using them to their full potential. I have a few additional requirements around permissions and content posting, both related to navigation, that I’d like to brainstorm on.
This is my first Drupal project, although I am seasoned developer type.
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September PDX Drupal Meeting
After taking a month off, we'll have another Portland Drupal Users Group meeting at FreeGeek. Since the code freeze happened on September 1st, the focus of the meeting will be on looking at the new features of the upcomming 5.0 release.
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Wednesday Drupal day @ OSCAMP
We are organizing a days worth of Drupal related sessions at OSCAMP being held in conjunction with OSCON 2006 in Portland Oregon tomorrow. This will be a free event! Come spend the day hanging out, learning, and collaborating with others Drupal'ers in ad hoc sessions. If you are attending please edit this page on the OSCAMP wiki and put your name down and add suggestions for Drupal sessions if you have any.
Read moreOSCON / OSCAMP Drupal Day
I am trying to quickly organize a 'Drupal Day' at the OSCAMP unconference being held in conjunction with OSCON in Portland.
I would love some help. Anyone in Portland or attending OSCON available to help organize a days worth of relatively unstructured Drupal activities?
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Seattle Drupal Camp Next Week
I just wanted to make sure that folks in the )ortland area are aware of the Seattle Drupal Camp next week on wednesday and thursday. We have room for 40 and there are 24 Registered now. The event is free and fun and will include copiuous amounts of.... Hacking!
Read morePortland Drupal User Group Meeting (July 11th)
I think a few of us will take a module and walk though how it can be used. Nothing too fancy.
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Like a job... but without all that pay
Bicycle Transportation Alliance
Web development (PHP/MySql/Drupal) Internship
Application deadline Monday, June 12th
Overview: The Bicycle Transportation Alliance seeks a part-time intern
to assist in the development of a new Bike Commute Challenge
website. This site will leverage the open source Drupal content
management system, which runs on a PHP/MySql platform. Among the
intern?s core responsibilities will be developing the module(s) which
will enable the core site features and integrating them into the rest
of the website. This project is guided by Lev Tsypin (of Level OS;
Portland Drupal User Group Meeting (June 13th)
Meeting Topic:
Presentation on the OpenID single-sign-on http://www.openidenabled.com/openid/about-openid
Location:
FREE GEEK -> Community Technology Center -> 1731 SE 10th Avenue -> Portland, OR 97214 -> 503-232-9350
Tuesday, June 13th, 6pm-8pm, then pub.
Meeting Desc:
Jonathan Daugherty will be giving a presentation on the OpenID single-sign-on protocol including usage of their PHP OpenID API and details on how OpenID can be used by Drupal.
So what is OpenID?
OpenID is a URL based identity system. An OpenID identity is simply a URL, and all the OpenID specification does is provide a way to securely prove that you own that URL.
Unlike most identity systems, OpenID is completely decentralized. The end-user may choose whichever server they are most comfortable with, and may even run their own if they choose.
Free and open to the public. Most likely hit a near by pub afterwards.
See you all there,
Read morePlanning DrupalCamp Code Sprint near Portland July 19th-23rd
Update: We are still planning on holding this code sprint, but at different dates. We are actively working on lining up funding currently.
After talking with a lead Plone developer the other day who told me that code sprints are by and large hugely productive events for the Plone community I've decided to throw my hat in the ring to help organize one for Drupal.
Itinerary
The rough plan is to get a dozen or so serious Drupal hackers together for 3-5 days. Attendees should show up with a pretty good idea of what they want to work on and hopefully will be tackling problems that are best solved collaboratively. Every night we will go around and demo what's been accomplished during the day. If Drumm can come we'll have him help cook pancakes and big hippy/vegan dinners. We'll also make sure to have some fun outdoors.
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