Mozilla Service Week
I, like many Drupalers (I imagine), maintain a number of sites for non-profits... some for pay, some for free. And I'm in Boston, the non-profit capital of the world (maybe?!) . ANyway, anyone who feels called to service or wants to dip toes in this (perhaps paying, perhaps volunteer) pool of work, I just got notice from Idealist.org that they are organizing a service week with Mozilla. Details below.
******forwarded message ******
Our second heads-up is about Mozilla Service Week.
Idealist is partnering with Mozilla (the organization behind the
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Drupal Help - Tutor for 1-2 hours a Week
I wasn't sure if this post belongs in the jobs section or not but since I am not a business and this is not a full-time or part-time job I decided to post in the discussion forum.
Currently, I am a Drupal beginner, learning the framework and building my site as I go. I've been to a couple of Boston Drupal meet ups, met some great people and have learned much. Lullabot videos, Lynda.com tutorials and the O'Reilly book, Using Drupal, are my main sources for learning. I have intermediate/advanced CSS and HTML experience but little PHP experience.
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Somerville Meetup! Wednesday 6:30pm True Grounds coffee house. Informal, discuss new things in Drupal and our use of it!
One more meetup in the Boston area before the Drupal world is rocked by Paris DrupalCon and the D7 code freeze!
Free wifi and chance for food... the ideal Drupal meetup conditions, albeit without a place to put our projector, for sharing and learning, here:
True Grounds coffee house
717 Broadway
Somerville, MA 02144
(by Willow St)
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Two questions about learning Drupal
Are there any schools that have courses about Drupal? (I live in Dracut near the NH border)
My other question is Drupal videos, I want to learn more about CCK and Views so wondering what good videos are available.
Thanks
Kevin
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Drupal Café in Jamaica Plain on August 13, 2009 (6:30-8:30pm) - Project management with Atrium
A few of us are having coffee and talking Drupal on Thursday, August 13, 2009 in Jamaica Plain. You're invited! If you plan to attend, please sign up by logging in and clicking the "Sign up" button below. Knowing how many people are interested in attending can help us better select good locations in the future. People who sign up will also have last minute details (if there are any) sent to them before the meeting.
| When: Thursday, August 13, 2009 from 6:30-8:30pm |
| Where: BNN, in Egleston Square at 3025 Washington St, Roxbury MA 02119 |
Linux & Unix: Branding the Bazaar and Drupal Content Management System
Double Header: Branding the Bazaar and Drupal Content Management System
from Boston Linux & Unix User Group (BLU)
Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 6:30pm - 9:00pm
MIT Building E51, Room 315
http://www.marksguide.com/event/10689/Double_Header_Branding_the_Bazaar_...
http://legacy.blu.org/cgi-bin/calendar/2009-aug
Drupal Café in Jamaica Plain on July 29, 2009 (6:30-8:30pm)
A few of us are having coffee and talking Drupal on Wednesday, July 29, 2009 in Jamaica Plain. You're invited! If you plan to attend, please sign up by logging in and clicking the "Sign up" button below. Knowing how many people are interested in attending can help us better select good locations in the future. People who sign up will also have last minute details (if there are any) sent to them before the meeting.
| When: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 from 6:30-8:30pm |
| Where: BNN, in Egleston Square at 3025 Washington St, Roxbury MA 02119 |
Cambridge event tonight-- record short 1.5 hour notice!
Some of us south of Boston people planning to make it to the North Shore meetup won't be making it quite all the way, so just letting you all know we'll be hanging out in Central Square at the Andala Coffee House, 286 Franklin St, Cambridge, MA 02139.
benjamin, Agaric
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MetroWest Drupal Meetup VII
If you pay attention to stuff, (and you probably do because you're reading this) you may be thinking "Hey wait, Agaric didn't host a drupal meetup in june!" and you'd be right about that, but now you know why we threw in the extra one back in february (http://groups.drupal.org/node/19220), although you probably knew that was the reason way back then, and were just waiting to see which month it was that we chose to skip...
Well, now you know, and knowing is half the battle
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Thanks everyone at Drupal Cafe tonight that weighted in with suggestions for my Views issues. editablefields (along with ajax_load) is a winner. It seems to work great for the survey tool I'm building, enabling people to edit nodes in a table-formatted view. It was also very easy to install and set up.
Bryan
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