thailand

Hi guys

I'm coming to Thailand for another month, for about 1 week BK and 3 weeks Chiang Mai. While in CM I'm looking for a place to do my work. I work remotely for the Australian government, working on a D7 site.

Normally I work in Regus business lounges, but they don't have one in CM. I can work in the hotel room, but I find that I get a lot more done in a work environment. I'm happy to pay a few baht to rent a desk space somewhere.

I was in Chiang Mai for 2 weeks last year and went to one of the meetups, so some of you may remember me (Aussie guy).

Thanks!
Shaun

Hello guys.

I'm going to visit Thailand on vacation from 6 October to 4 November 2012.
Will be glad to meet drupal guru from Thailand to share experience.

My interests are continuous integration and authenticated caching.

I'll stay on Bangkok for a week and then 3 weeks on Samui.

Thanks.

here my new portofolio, I used the Andromeda theme for drupal 7.
The lightbox is made of colorbox please tell me what you think about it :D
http://www.nealzarka.com

I'm going to be living in Thailand from October 1 for a few months and am keen to meet other Drupalers. Is this the best place to conect with Drupalers in Thailand? Is there a regular meetup time or place? Are members of this group in Bangkok or elsewhere? I'll be in Bangkok initially but probably won't stay there for long.

This is a short summary of DrupalCamp Bangkok on 24 May 2008.

Around 80 people shown up. 2 Tracks in the morning and expanded to 3 tracks in the afternoon.

• Event web page
• Photos
  • Flickr photostream
  • Picasa by Helloframe
  • Picasa by Annop.s

So my school is planning a complete web site overall, and we are planning on introducing a CMS for the first time. I'm trying to convince them to use Drupal, but it's an uphill battle. Some of the people on the web site redesign team have heard of Joomla and Mambo and how easy it is to find a relatively inexpensive developer here in Thailand.

Drupal User Group in Thailand is setting up Drupal Thailand Community at http://drupal.in.th/. All you are welcome to join us. The great news is that Noel Noneck will visit us on Sep 30, 2007. Please see the schedule for more details.

Wow long title and long list of tags :)

I checked out MalaysianSpace.com today and it was not renewed; it was owned by MENJ and it used the `Handshake' SNS software.

Whereas MuslimSpace.com uses the PHP-Fox software

Cyworld is advanced SNS (you can try the English version http://us.cyworld.com)

Habbo Hotel, Gaia Online, are for younger teens and kids

Cyworld/Habbo/Gaia earn money by `micro transactions' - kids pay around 30 cents - these SNS earned millions in profits

My proposal is:

Anybody other Drupallers out there in Bangkok? Let's meet up and talk Drupal development over a beer. Even if it's only two people, we have Drupal--and beer! Drop me an email and let's arrange a time to meet.