DrupalCamp Ballyvaughan (Clare, Ireland) 15th & 16th of May 2010

Where can we submit session ideas and see which ones are in the works?

Want to set up a Google spreadsheet? Or a wiki page here?

I can't see what topics are already proposed.
Also, I'd like to see what people want to see for a session.

I'd like to propose two sessions.

I could do other ones... Anyone have any requests?

I'd like to do practical step-by-step sessions. Something you could walk away and try yourself. We can also debate different ways to get the same thing done.

1) Do you have Permission!
- A practical demo of a solution to a commonly asked question: sharing node editing permissions amongst multiple users, but not giving uber permissions away.
- Also show permissions modules which making permissions editing easier.

2) Shared editing on profiles
- A practical demo of a solution to a common situation: a company or department wants user profiles, but not all users will create accounts. So an administrator makes the user accounts... but later... the staff person joins and wants to be able to edit their own profile.
- Setting up a node as profile.
- Difference between user and node in Views.

These two sessions are related, in that they address permissions- but I'll show two different methods and different group of modules.

I could also do something on TAC or Workflow?

Anyone have any requests?

I vote we make a wiki page here somewhere.

Another idea: I'd like to show how to modify forms, comparing theme functions versus a custom module, advantages/disadvantages.

Then walk people through a simple form customization using hook_form_alter()

I guess when we can start presenting them, we can let people comment on which they want to see.

Hey! Did you try out the LA drupalcamp package? It's got everything you need. Instant drupalcamp site, just add water.

~ Heather

Inspired by the Florida drupal camp logo, I put something together. I'm no designer (the logo should tell you that), but I thought it might get the ball rolling.

It looks *very* similar to the Florida one, but the green colour was purely down to the fact it's Ireland and it was the color that was loaded in the palette when I opened Pixelmator.

Hi Eoin,

here's an alternative use of the dolmen for the druplicon, thanks for the idea.

Hope it does the trick.

PS: Stephen set up a Facebook Event to help spread the word. If you are on Facebook, please feel free to send invites to who you think would be really interested in attending
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=111166548924359

See you in May,

Conor

Really enjoyed the camp. Thanks to Sile and Conor and everyone else involved in setting up and running such a great event at such a great location.

Jim.

T'was really great to meet you all, I'll post up the pictures I took very soon.

Here an event in Dublin some of you might find interesting if you're around the weekend after next.

'A Day In Transition' From Oil Dependency to Local Resilience Sat 30th May.

11.00 – 18.30 | €10 - only 100 places | Cultivate | Full Schedule (pdf)

Hosted by Cultivate and Transition Ireland and Northern Ireland in association with ECO-UNESCO, Re-dress and Near90FM

Transition Towns is an inspirational process, conceived in Ireland in 2005 and now adopted by communities all over the world. The model aids communities in finding new ways of coping with the challenges we face, together. By localising our food production, developing renewable energy sources, enhancing our local economies and future proofing our buildings, communities develop the resilience to weather the storms of these challenging times.

I'll be there myself so it would be great to see any of you.

We've tried to thank everyone here.
http://www.drupalwest.com/news/2010/05/17/thank-you