Looking for presenters, Drupal User Group Meeting January 11
For the January 11 Drupal User Group meeting, we're looking for any volunteers to give a 15-20 minute presentation on something cool they're doing/have discovered/just figured out. If you've just taken a site live using a combination of modules working together in perfect harmony, we want to hear about. Just wrote some sweet module code or a gorgeous theme and you'd like to walk us through some code? Please let me know!
Read moreWon a Global Business Plan Competition: Leaving for Santiago, Chile (Come say goodbye tonight!)
As some of you may have heard, I recently got some very good news: My new tech start-up company, Learndipity, was selected as a winner in a global business plan competition. (Yes, the company is built on Drupal 7!) As a prize, I won $40,000, lots of business support and mentorship from entrepreneurs in 42 countries around the world, and free office space in Santiago, Chile. So the big news is that I'm headed to Chile for 7 months beginning in January!
So tonight will be my last Portland Drupal User Group meeting until I return in the Fall of 2012. If you can make it tonight, I'd love to say goodbye to everyone!
Although I will be taking a temporary break from helping organize the Portland Drupal User Group, I'll still be thinking about you guys all the way from Latin America. Jonathan and Melissa will continue co-organizing the group and I look forward to hearing about all of the fantastic speakers and events you'll be having. And of course, you all have an open invitation to come visit me in Chile! :-)
So I hope to see you tonight... I can't wait to fill you guys in on all of the exciting things that have been happening!
Cheers,
Ben Kaplan
Cascadia Commons Project
Cascadia Commons is a new Benevolent Society dedicated to advancing social economic and environmental sustainability in the Pacific Northwest.
Our mission is to develop and support a network of lodges, cooperatives and initiatives that addresses the unique social, economic and environmental challenges of the Cascadia bioregion.
Cascadia Commons is planning an open source project to provide a social networking/collaborative groupware web application for the benefit of our members and the Pacific Northwest. We are seeking your input and support for this endeavor.
Read moreCreating Custom Categories in Drupal
Hi
I don't know if this is the forum for the issues I have but I am looking for a way to create categories within my Drupal site. I looked at Taxonomy but I don’t think it is a mechanism that works the way I want it to.
Here is what I am trying to do.
I need to create a business category sub-system in Drupal that will allow the user to set the business category of the registration form they are filling out at the time of submittals. I may allow the user to have multiple business categories.
Read morePacific Northwest Drupal Summit 2011
Hi everyone,
Is it too early to start taking about PNW Drupal Summit 2011? I've heard that Portland is the next city up in the rotation...
Joaquin
Read moreTeal windbreaker left at the Lab after the Brewpal meetup last night (Sept 29)
Hey all. Someone left a teal Marmot windbreaker at the Lucky Labrador from the Fourth Tuesday meetup. Reply here if you know who's it is. I'll bring it to October's group meeting on the 14th regardless.
Read moreLooking for the ideal module for advanced search
I am new to Drupal and and have maxed out my skills. Still learning but in the meantime I can really use some help with the following problem I am having.
Read moreREMINDER: This Wednesday's User Group Meeting (Mailchimp Module + Communicating with Your Users)
Hey everyone,
Just a friendly reminder that this WEDNESDAY (June 9) is the date of our monthly Portland Drupal User Group Meeting.
The theme for the June meeting will be "Communicating with Your Users" and the main presentation will feature Lev Tsypin, a Portland developer who maintains the popular Mailchimp module (http://drupal.org/project/mailchimp). The module allows you to send bulk-emails to your users by integrating with the excellent third-party Mailchimp service (http://www.mailchimp.com).
Lev's presentation will be useful not only to those interested in using the Mailchimp service, but also to developers who need to write modules that interact with third-party APIs.
Some of the topics Lev will be covering include:
- Benefits/challenges of developing a "wrapper" module that interacts with Mailchimp's own API
- Benefits/challenges of upgrading the module to Drupal 7
- One-way vs. Two-way integration: Pushing data to Mailchimp and/or pulling data from Mailchimp
We're also looking for some shorter "lightning talk" style presentations on other modules or approaches that you've used to communicate with your users. This could be technical information or code, or a broader discussion of best practices you've discovered for sending e-mail, text messages, or the like.
If you're interested in delivering a lightning talk, please post a comment below so that I can plan out available time. I'll likely be delivering one myself on either the Private Message module (http://drupal.org/project/privatemsg) or the IM module (http://drupal.org/project/im).
And of course, here are the meeting details:
Date: Wednesday, June 9
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. (after the meeting, we head to Lucky Lab for drinks!)
Location: OpenSourcery offices (1636 NW Lovejoy St. Portland, OR 97209)
See you there,
Ben
Another Project Management question
Hi,
I have been following the discussion regarding PM software and am glad to see discussion in my local (geographic) community. As a member of the community here online and in Portland I have a question I would like to ask about project management.
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