Drupal Meetup

Join us on Saturday, January 15th, 2010 from 1-3PM for a 2-hour meetup at MindComet's offices in Altamonte Springs.

The fifth Tampa Bay Drupal meetup is coming up on January 6th.

The fourth Tampa Bay Drupal meetup is coming up on December 2nd. Sorry for the delayed event entry on the site.

Last meetup, we went over some very common and useful modules (notes here). This month Adam is scheduled to go over the basics of setting up Drupal themes. I believe he'll mention some good starter themes to build off of, and other tips/tricks related to theming.

The third Tampa Bay Drupal meetup is coming up on November 4th. We seem to have a cast of regulars developing, and we've now established a standard meeting place for the foreseeable future.

Last meetup, we went over getting a bare-bones Drupal site running using an Acquia stack (notes here). This month Joe will be touching on a number of modules you'll likely want to use on almost any site you develop with Drupal, a starter-kit of modules if you will.

Join us on Saturday, October 16th, 2010 from 1-3PM for a 2-hour meetup at MindComet's offices in Altamonte Springs.

Andrew will be covering "Using the Features module" for the first hour. The second hour will be dedicated to general question an answer that you may have about Drupal.

We'll be getting together for the 2nd Tampa Bay Meetup in Feather Sound on October 21st. (We plan to meetup on the first Thursday of each month, but due to availability at the chosen location October will be the 3rd Thursday.)

Since our group so far has a pretty mixed level of experience with Drupal, Mike Wright has volunteered to go over setting up a basic Drupal site and how to use cron with regards to Drupal. He mentioned that he would be utilizing one of the Acquia one-click stack installers.

There is wifi available, and Mike will be bringing a projector for the meeting.

Join us on Saturday, July 17, 2010 from 1-4PM for a 3-hour meetup at MindComet's offices in Altamonte Springs.

Ryan will be covering "Creating Rich User Interfaces with Views" as well as fielding questions you might have about your Drupal site. Also, check the comments of this post for the summary of last month's meetup (we need volunteers to cover the topics for future meetings).