Drupal Melbourne Meetup May 14 2013
Commerce Kickstart by Guy Owen
Australianising your Commerce install by Bernie Cram
Victoria Legal Aid: a case study by Brian Gilbert and Stuart Clark
more info and signup at event URL
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Future of Melbourne Drupalchix?
The last few Melbourne Drupalchix meetups have been cancelled due to lack of RSVPs. If you are interested in Drupalchix meetups continuing in Melbourne, please comment:
- How would you like to be involved?
- What discussion topics or types of activity do you want to see?
- What days of the week work for you?
volunteer/learning opportunities
We had a great response to our recent call out for volunteers to help with web projects for non-profits and community groups, so we thought we would formalise the process.
Firstly, a couple of caveats.
The organisers of the group don't have time to organise the pairing up of projects and volunteers, or managing that process and relationship. We will be happy to help with any technical issues in mentoring sessions however.
Instead, we encourage you to post projects and your availability and attempt to pair yourselves up through discussions and communications outside of the group.
Read moreDrupal Melbourne Meetup March 12 2013
This months presentations:
(B/I/A) Rules rules by Stuart Clark
(I) Creating mobile apps with Drupal by Moat
(B/I/A) DrupalMelbourne Meetups in 2013 by Brian Gilbert
Drupal Deployment Training by Realityloop
Important: The event link is a registration of interest for an upcoming paid training event. The actual training date has not been confirmed yet.
Deployment should be bullet–proof, predictable and fast.
Drupal stores a lot of configuration in the database which makes this hard.
Realityloop have developed Ægir based deployment for Drupal 7 to help you overcome this problem, the course will teach you how to:
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(B/I/A) Mozilla Persona's by Jonathan Brown
(B/I/A) Extending Drupal with a CRM by Chris Ward
(B/I/A) (B/I/A) Super simple introduction to custom modules by Marton Bodonyi(B/I) = Beginner/Intermediate
(I/A) = Intermediate/Advanced
Time Permitting:
Show and tell
-Demonstrate something cool you've been working on, or a module you like in 10 min or less, add a comment if you have something to present (let us know in comments if you have something you would like to show)
The doors should be open when you arrive, but call 0419 327 646 if they're locked.
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Join your friendly Melbourne Drupal experts for a day of Drupal learning love!
Please thank these local Drupal shops for their time organising and sponsorship of the event:
Realityloop Pty Ltd
Moat Media
Itomic
Creative Contingencies
There will be sessions for everyone, from beginners to intermediates, all day sessions and short sessions.
Read moreDrupal Melbourne Meetup November 13 2012
(B/I/A) The Alexander Technique by Martin Kostir
(B/I/A) How to use Seige by Edward Murrell
() TBC
(B/I) = Beginner/Intermediate
(I/A) = Intermediate/Advanced
We're always looking for presentations... add to the wiki if you have something to present: http://groups.drupal.org/node/204518.
Address:40 Barry Street Carlton South Victoria 3053, Melbourne
Google Maps: http://rl.cm/L3qb13
Inaugural Melbourne Drupalchix meetup
All Drupal women are invited to join us for the inaugural Melbourne Drupalchix meetup!
Site builders, themers, content editors, project managers, community builders, plain old interested parties, whatever your role may be you are all welcome. We have an ambitious goal to find all the hidden women of Drupal to help build and strengthen the wider Melbourne Drupal community, as well as provide a forum for women to network and learn about Drupal.
Read moreDrupalMel Mentoring October 20th 2012
This is a free event, please Sign Up at the event url!
Drupal mentoring is where Drupal users, new and old alike, get together and pair up for one on one help with any Drupal related issue, from setting up your first site to writing your first contributed module.
Complete newbies are most welcome!
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