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Category Archives: Drupal
Interview with Drupal and open source evangelist, Jeffrey A. “Jam” McGuire
I remember first meeting Jeffrey A. “Jam” McGuire in person at DrupalCon Denver. We talked about communities, music, and shared ways to show why open source is a better way. Even before meeting him, I could tell from my first interaction … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, Open source, Technology
Tagged Acquia, community, open source, opensource.com, web development
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TriDUG Meetup November 16 – 6:30PM at Red Hat
I wanted to let you know about next week’s TriDUG (Drupal User Group) meetup on Wednesday, November 16, 2011 starting at 6:30PM, hosted at Red Hat. The agenda is below and if you’re planning on attending, RSVP at meetup.com. This … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, Open source
Tagged cms, content management, SpringBoard, Triangle, triDUG
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TriDUG gets a new look
At last night’s TriDUG meeting, we had two stellar presentations and a preview to a new logo and identity for TriDUG (Triangle Drupal User Group). Matt Kennedy from Four Clouds gave a great introduction Drupal Views. Andrea Ross from UNC, … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, Open source
Tagged branding, content management, logo, open source, Red Hat, theming, views
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Drupal Meetup with Views and Theming on July 13
On July 13th, I’ll be hosting a Triangle Drupal User Group (TriDUG) meeting at Red Hat from 6:30-9pm. The topics will include Introduction to Views & Introduction to Theming. You’ll get to meet some great folks from the local Drupal … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, Open source
Tagged cms, content management, meet-up, technology, triDUG, web development
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Stepping up at triDUG
Last night, I met with Alan Freeman and Greg Monroe from triDUG. Alan has kept the Triangle Drupal User Group (triDUG) on life support over the last year or so and it’s time for some other folks to help out. … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, Open source
Tagged cms, leadership, Raleigh, RTP, technology, Triangle, triDUG, websites
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DrupalCon Chicago: Creating an Online Community the Open Source Way
I was ecstatic to present at DrupalCon Chicago this year. When George Demet from palantir.net and co-chair of this years DrupalCon contacted me a few months ago, I couldn’t turn down the opportunity to present at DrupalCon.
Posted in Drupal, Open source
Tagged Chicago, community, content management, DrupalChi, DrupalCon, opensource.com, rapid prototyping, sharing, transparency
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The pulse of the Drupal community after 10 years
Believe it or not, Drupal is turning 10 years old in 2011. Beyond providing a content management platform that powers millions of websites, Drupal has a thriving user community. And it’s not just coders. There are web designers who work … Continue reading
Great day at Boone DrupalCamp
The weather was perfect for the first Drupal Camp in Boone, NC. I got a good 3.5 mile jog in this morning on the Appalachian State University (ASU) campus to get the day started. Time for the camp to begin. … Continue reading
Posted in Drupal, Open source
Tagged asu, boone, cms, community, content management, nc, north carolina, opensource.com, views, wysiwyg
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Getting excited about the first DrupalCamp Boone
I’m heading up to Boone, NC this weekend to attend my first DrupalCamp and the first DrupalCamp held in Boone. My first trip to Boone was for Leadership North Carolina orientation a few years ago. Then we went on a … Continue reading
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Tagged boone, cms, content management, css, drupalcamp, nc, north carolina, wysiwyg
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