portland

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.

I'm taking the train on Friday (Oct. 9) and returning early Sunday (Oct. 11) for Portland's DrupalCamp.

http://drupalpdx.org/camp09/

Is anybody else in Seattle going?

Maybe I'll see you on the train?

Let's try to coordinate.

Orchestra wants to bring DrupalCamp to Portland, OR in 2010!

We're willing to sponsor and contribute however we can. If anyone has any suggestions, we're ready.

Orchestra is busy creating an integration to Drupal from SAP Business One, a small business ERP system used by over 20,000 companies worldwide. Like Drupal, SAP Business One is a core platform that is extensible and scalable and made better by the modules and Add-Ons from the community. We've always thought they'd be a good fit and now we have brought this idea to fruition.

I have panel pages that contain panes of RSS feed items. I'd like to enable user voting for a feed pane. I haven't found a way to do this with fivestar or the votingapi. Is there a way to do this without a lot of programming modification to either the panels or feed aggregator modules?

Thank you.

Pete P-O presented on the Open Media toolset during the last meet-up, and we've finally settled on a date for a meet-and-greet for anyone who wants to learn more about the project or get involved. The Open Media Project partners and raSANTIAGO are hosting the social at 3:30 p.m.

So, as many of you know, we had a plan for an August DrupalCamp at CubeSpace. CubeSpace was an ideal setting, in terms of locality, parking, space, flexibility, catering and more. Sadly, CubeSpace is no more, having recently gone out of business. They will really be missed by the Portland open source community. It also means out plans are totally scuppered.

For simplicity's sake, we didn't deviate much from the stock Zen layout. Some resizing, styling, and a color scheme were all that were needed to make a decent looking and easy to develop site.

Also uses a custom (cck, views) content type for homebrew beer recipes. Much more to come on the site but so far, I'm pleased with D6+Zen as an easy starting place.

Thanks Zen Contributors!

Finally after several weeks of preparation the Drupal Security Module Packages are available.

About the Security Package:

I just wanted to say thank you for coming to DrupalCampPDX, thank you to all of the presenters and volunteers. Today I talked to the PSBA and they were happy how clean everything was left. They told me (neutralSpace) that we are welcome to host other events here in the future. With that being said if we are interested in finding a new location I could work with the PSBA to host our monthly meetings.

Thanks

Kerry

With everyone worn out from DrupalCampPDX we're going to skip the May meeting and regroup in June. I've been discussing a possible move to a new location but we'll keep the current time. I'll post more details when they're firmed up.