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DrupalEasy Workshop and Session Proposals at DrupalCon San Francisco
Ryan Price and Mike Anello from DrupalEasy will be at DrupalCon San Francisco this April with a (hopefully) full agenda.
Workshop: Intro to Theme Development
DrupalEasy is proud to announce that we've been selected to present one of the official pre-conference workshops for DrupalCon SF on Sunday, April 18. We'll be teaching our beginner-level Intro to Theme Development workshop. In this course you'll learn the anatomy of a theme, basic XHTML/CSS/PHP, and basic template modifications. By the end of the day, you should be able to take a static HTML theme and turn it into a Drupal theme. The cost for the workshop is $350 and you can sign up on the official DrupalCon SF site.
DrupalEasy Podcast 30: Can we give enough?
Join Mike and Ryan as they sit down and discuss the latest Drupal news including Florida DrupalCamp 2010, Drupal 7 progress, Drupal jobs and more.
Florida DrupalCamp 2010 Semi-Quick Wrapup
While it is still fresh in my mind, I wanted get some words down about Florida DrupalCamp 2010 that took place over the weekend of February 20-21. I'll be writing up a much more detailed case-study in the coming days, but I wanted to get some thoughts down while they were still fresh in my head.
First of all - wow, wow, wow. If last year's Florida DrupalCamp showed what was possible, this year's camp shows that the Florida Drupal community has arrived. We sold out at 150 attendees (at $5/each) nearly three weeks prior to the event and eventually had a waiting list of rougly 40 additional people. Rather than completely turning away the wait-listers, we decided to do a two-hour "Intro to Drupal" session (led by DrupalEasy's Ryan Price) on day 2 of the camp that was open only to people on the wait list. In the end, more than half of them showed up for the free session (and got free lunch and a swag bag as well!)
Interview with Jesse Feiler, Author of Teach Yourself Drupal in 24 Hours
Join Mike Anello as he talks to Jesse Feiler, the author of Sams Teach Yourself Drupal in 24 Hours from Pearson Education.
Mike and Jesse talk about the beginnings of database-driven web sites, teaching the concepts of Drupal, usability in Drupal, Russians and COBOL (seriously!), and who should really be responsible for your web site.
Creating a Directory of Public Features Servers
In an attempt to point to some of the great things that are available using Features, I tried to look for a directory of Feature Servers. Sadly, Google was not very helpful. After some digging, I was able to locate a page on the OpenAtrium Community site called Distributed Feature Servers. This points to many of the other pages I was able to find via search.
Utilmately I created a wiki page on the Packaging & Deployment group of groups.drupal.org, which seems to be one of the hottest places to discuss Features.
Directory of Public Features Servers wiki page
Currently, there is tons of info about how to create your own Features Server, but not much about where all the publicly available features servers are located. If you know of others, please go edit the wiki page on groups.drupal.org or leave them in the comments here.
DrupalEasy Podcast 28: Doug Vann
Doug Vann (dougvann) joins Ryan Price (liberatr) in a man-to-man talk about training for Drupal, Doug's Drupal Genesis story, Florida DrupalCamp, and Doug's work with Drupal in the last 3 years, most recently for Duo Consulting in Chicago.
DrupalEasy Podcast 27: A Different Ryan
Ryan Price wasn't able to make it for this week's podcast, so we went out and got ourselves a different Ryan. Ryan Szrama, previously of Ubercart fame and now leading the Drupal Commerce project joined us for a bit to clear up the muddy waters around recent changes in Drupal ecommerce development. Andrew and Mike were also joined by Marc Ray from Right-Sprocket to discuss the latest news from the world of Drupal.
DrupalEasy to Sponsor Florida DrupalCamp, Febraury 20-21 2010
DrupalEasy is proud to announce that we're a Gold sponsor for Florida DrupalCamp 2010 to be held February 20-21, 2010 at the offices of Mind Comet in
DrupalEasy Podcast 26: Flash With Drupal - Travis Tidwell Interview
Join Mike Anello and Erik Baldwin as they talk with Travis Tidwell about his Flash With Drupal book from Packt Publishing.
DrupalEasy Podcast 25: December Roundup
It's been almost a month since we had the gang all together on a single podcast, but good things come to those who wait. Andrew, Ryan, and Mike got together over the holiday break to talk about what has been going on in the Drupal community the past few weeks.
