Upper Valley

Okay, so I have been hard at work to complete two major tasks here... The website that I briefly demoed at the meetup last week is now at about 90-95% functionality and all but a few sections are themed and styled appropriately. Sponsors being the big element to really finish up.

I plan to have a dev site available by the end of this week for beta testing/QA. This site will be password protected (htaccess) to avoid to much traffic or randoms getting in, and will not be posting the user/password in the group to avoid the same kind of thing.

I just took a few moments to setup a splash page for DrupalCampNH today so that it at least looks like a site & camp is coming soon!

http://drupalcampnh.org/

I have the homepage of the development site mostly done, minus a few small items for the sidebar. I will be giving a quick peek at that development version (localhost only for at least another week) at the Manchester Meetup tonight.

The following is what we're estimating for a schedule on the day of event. This is open for a little discussion, but the times make fair sense in line with most camps, and getting in as much as possible into the day.

My hope still is that the venue can have 4 rooms (5 would be amazing). Assuming 4 rooms, the Keynote room (largest room) will have the Opening/Closing/Keynote/Featured Sessions, then 2 rooms possibly for voted sessions, then another for BOF/General Discussion/Coding.

Morning

7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. : Volunteer Organization & Setup

As I mentioned at the Summit on Saturday, I have begun work on a concept (that so far I'm really loving) for the DrupalCamp NH 2011 website. In this post, I'm attaching two images, the first, the basic design comp for the homepage, and second one with numbered guides to go with the descriptions below... Please make sure to leave your feedback in the comments... I'm excited to hear any criticism at all (constructive of course) :) Once we agree on a homepage, I'll make a version for internal pages. There are notes below on some considerations for this design.

I recently posted this tiny post on how to delete remote tags from a Git repository. http://himer.us/kY2imV

I always have the problem (with my Drupal repositories) that I will accidentally send a tag labeled like: 7.x-3.x-beta1, and it should actually be 7.x-3.0-beta1. Every time I needed to try to replace that tag, I was having to search the internet again for the exact syntax to remove those incorrectly named tags from the Drupal repository.

I'll likely be trying to post a lot more git tips and tricks in the near future.