Posted by jdschroeder on September 17, 2012 at 7:43pm
Session videos for Drupal Camp Alberta are all available on the Drupal Camp web site. If you weren't able to make it, missed a session, or want to re-watch a session, you can find them all at http://2012.drupalcampalberta.org/program/session-schedule/all
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Are the videos still available ?
Not able to access the videos here http://2012.drupalcampalberta.org/program/session-schedule/all as the site seems to be down.
Sibu Stephen
Product Practitioner | Drupal Front end Specialist
I was pretty sure we had
I was pretty sure we had uploaded them to the archive.org video library for safekeeping, but I can't seem to find them there. Looks like they may have been lost to history. I did manage to find a PDF copy of the schedule in case that's of interest to you.
Way back machine doesn't have much
I checked the way back machine, there's not much there and nothing about these sessions.
With that said, if you need code examples and training for Drupal 7 I suggest checking the build a module channel on Youtube, amazing training material was released to the public. No longer have to pay for a subscription.
https://www.youtube.com/user/buildamodule
If you want code examples you can also refer to the https://drupal.org/project/examples project
There's a branch for Drupal 10 and for Drupal 7.
With the examples project there's example modules that show generally best practices for getting things done in the respective versions.
The Drupal 10 examples branch over time will likely receive more new examples of event subscribers and services to the examples as this will take advantage of what symfony has to offer.
If you're going to do extensive development on Drupal 7 for new custom modules I suggest also looking at the xautoload project https://drupal.org/project/xautoload which adds in D8-style PSR-4 module namespaces (out of the box since 7.x-5.x) (under "$module_dir/src/..").
If you need an excellent Drupal 10 (and beyond) training program immediately I suggest trying https://drupaltutor.com . They offer a zero to hero program and it is very good from what I can tell.
Thank you for the response
Hi @jdschroeder thank you for the response, so I'm aren't doing any active development on Drupal 7 but on Drupal9 and Drupal 10 Front end theming, So I just wanted to take a sneak peak into Calgary Drupal community activities as I will be moving into Alberta soon, so was hoping to have some active contributions and be part of Alberta Drupal community.
Sibu Stephen
Product Practitioner | Drupal Front end Specialist