meetup

Wie wärs mit einem Drupal Stammtisch in Wien? Besteht Interesse? Ende August oder Anfang September noch vor der Drupalcon wäre nicht schlecht. Gibt es Vorschläge für die Location? Was erwartet Ihr Euch von so einem Stammtisch?

chris

I found out today that the local "Web Technology Meetup" has a speaker (whom I'm not acquainted with) speaking on Drupal at their next meeting. September 13, 2007 is the date.

More info can be found at http://php.meetup.com/206/calendar/6156196/

mlsamuelson

Hi Folks,
Sorry for the english message.
I'm brazilian, drupal developer, maintainer from Captcha module and I gonna be in Europe in September to DrupalCon, most of time I will spend in France, so I had been thinking that would be great if I meet some drupalistas there... ;)

Do you have any meetup planned?
I planning to stay +- 1 week in paris and the rest of time in Alsácia.

Cheers,
Fabiano Sant'Ana

Hello everyone. I'm currently visiting the parents in Tampa Florida and I'll be here for the next week. Curious if there is a meetup going on in the Tampa and/or Orlando area. I'd love to meetup with some Drupalers/Drupalistas/Drupalites in the area.

36 people on this list.. someone has to be in the area, right?

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in a meetup on the penisula. For me it is hard to get up to the Berkeley Group since I live the South Bay, and I know others down there who also can't make it.

But the company I work for, which is in Burlingame (google map) just south of the airport, is willing to host Drupal meetings in our Bay facing, fifth floor conference room. We can talk Drupal, watch the planes land, and hopefully the location is not too far north to discourage South Bay Drupalers, nor too far south so that SF Drupalers don't come.

I've recently learned of a 3rd Drupaller in my area so it seems now would be an appropriate time to put together a Drupal User Group for southwestern Idaho. (When it was just two, it didn't make sense to organize meetings since I sit across the room from the other guy!)

Dries (Drupal's project lead) recently made a post to Drupal.org seeking for info about best practices for local user groups. A number of folks have posted comments there. Perhaps that would be a good place for us to start, in considering what we want this group to do/be.

DrupalCampNYC3 is over and everything has finally been wrapped up. The camp was a big success bringing over 130 people together for one full day of Drupal Goodness and a second day of developer hacking. As usual the crowd consisted of people from all walks of life from the complete new-to-drupal person to the advanced Drupal hacker. It was a great time. Thanks to everyone that attended!