Practical demonstration of Drupal (rich info-Space) on IST-2006 21/23 November Helsinki (FIN)
IST-2006 21/23 November Helsinki (FIN) open invitation to collaborate in IST-Media-Blog Exhibition
The European Commission (EC) DG Information Society has approved the exhibition in the IST-2006 21/23 November Helsinki (FIN) of
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/istevent/2006/index_en.htm
IST-Media-Blog (Rich media profiles for all) Cordis 3rd generation.
CONSEN Euro-Group, DrupalCat and MUFICATA-ZENSCI offer you (Drupal community and professionals) the opportunity of co-organize this exhibition in a Practical, Integrative, Cooperative, Demonstrative, Scientific, technologic and Business innovative effort to build a web-portal, database and a sustainable and responsible socio-economic exploitable Info-Space.
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Now I am confused, too
I thought that "DrupalCon Brussels 2006" would be something like DrupalCon Amsterdam 2005. Isn't it?
Following events take place:
| GovCamp 2006 | September 15 | Friday |
| Euro OSCON 2006 | September 18 - 21 | Monday - Thursday |
| DrupalCon | September 21 | Thursday |
| BarCamp | September 22 - 24 | Friday & Saturday |
Is there anyone who can explain me the difference between DruC
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Dates
I want to nail down dates so we can start promoting and organizing around those dates.
- EuroOSCON goes Sept. 18 - 21st.
- Friday, the 22nd should be a full day DrupalCon
- additional Drupal "stuff" -- especially coding related -- should run concurrently with BarCamp, Sat/Sun 23rd/24th
What do you think?
Read moreDrupalCon vs. SuperHappyDrupalHouse
When I was recently down in the Bay Area, I connected with some Drupal folks and talked about planning for upcoming activities.
Since our last "con" was in North America, if we follow previous series, then the next one should be in Europe.
My personal current plans around this are to organize a DrupalCon around BarCamp Brussels / EuroOSCON 2006 in Brussels. Dries is presenting in Brussels, and Colin Brumelle just got word that his talk on "Music 2.0" has also been accepted.
The "cons" generally are a mix of developer and user work, and we've had lots of presentation-style content. Coding tends to be limited to (sometimes very successfull) hallway and hotel hacking. I think the timing and place of DrupalCon Brussels is probably a good one, but how do we make sure we get some fun hacking in?
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