Jeff:
Session voting for Drupalcon 2010 in San Francisco started today and I am very proud of the great entries that our team at Phase2 has prepared for the conference. In total our team proposed 13 sessions that cover 5 of the 6 categories and run the complete range from business topics to graphic design, architecture and code development. We would love your vote and chance to share what we have learned this past year.
Liz:
Last night was Tech Cocktail DC4, a networking event for technology enthusiasts and a place for a few startups to get a chance to demo. It was a full house at LeftBank in Adams Morgan, with plenty of socializing and demoing throughout the night. For me, it was a good chance to catch up with people and meet new people.
Jeff:
DrupalConDC 2009 is just around the corner and we are starting to think seriously about the topics the Phase2 Technology dev team have proposed. Here are the three sessions we are most eager to discuss with the community. Please give us a vote on the site (http://dc2009.drupalcon.org/sessions) if you think you would be interested in these topics.
Irakli:
Designing professional reports in Drupal is not trivial. At the same time, Durpal has one of the most advanced query builder tools (Views) that any CMS (open-source or not) has ever dreamed of. There’s clearly a gap.
Tiffany:
It’s official. The next Drupalcon will be in Washington, DC March 4-7 2009. The first 100 tickets will be sold for the bargain basement price of $125. We will post updates here and make sure to sign up for the twitter feed to find out first when tickets go on sale: twitter.com/drupalcon.
Tiffany:
Phase 2’s Frank and Irakli are on their way back from Boston. Check out their coverage of DrupalCon 2008.
Tiffany:
Phase 2’s own Irakli and Frank are blogging live from Drupalcon 2008 in Boston. Check it out “here”:http://drupalconlive.com/
Frank:
DrupalCon 2008 Boston starts on Monday and it looks like a great lineup. Registration has just sold out at 800 attendees. After years of being a JavaOne participant, I am interested in seeing this burgeoning project’s first big conference. There is a ton of optimism building off of the release of Drupal 6, and things are setup nicely for a great experience. Here are events I plan to attend.
Irakli:
Things around Drupal and it’s community are moving quickly. First it was the release of the major new version of Drupal, version 6.0, announced on the the 13th. And last week, DC Drupallers met at the Affinity Lab
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