study group

The Drupalistas Study Group has been working on our latest project, a lightweight popout/slider text box - different than a colorbox because it does not automatically close on click away. You must click a button to close it.

On the menu for this go 'round is multi-sites. We'll be learning how to set up a multi-site live, how to configure our local machines to work with multi-sites and multi domains, set up git branches & repos for the sites, update the variety of sites with Drush and best ways to handle individual configuration of modules as required.

Our online study group, http://drupalistasgroup.com, meets via Skype for 1 hr on Monday nights. We concept a module & then create it. Each week we add to the complexity of the module. Then we go forth and create! When we meet again on the next Monday we share code and process. It has been quite the enlightening process!!

Hey all...

Last year a group of us started a virtual study group to learn how to make custom modules. We had a handful of people join the group. It was fun and I, personally, learned a lot. I'm still not an expert, but I know more than I did then.

If you are interested in helping out or participating in a proposed Seattle Drupal Beginner Study Group (SeaDBSG), please take the survey posted here: http://tinyurl.com/yc5zzzk (password: seadug)

The survey has 3 pages:
1. Participant Experience
2. Drupal Beginner Meetings
3. Drupal Beginner Clinic

Disclaimer: The proposed study group will be formed as a sub-group of SeaDUG. To that end, all events will be posted to SeaDUG calendars and significant developments to SeaDUG discussion pages.