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X-WR-CALDESC:Sessions and BOF's at DrupalCon Copenhagen 2010
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DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJeffrey A. McGuire\nRobert Douglass\n\n\nTrack: In
troducing Drupal\n\nExperience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Make
r\n\n---------------------------\n\nHow do I get the most out of Drupal? H
ow does it all work? What sessions should I go to at DrupalCon?\n\nProvidi
ng support for Drupal sites and projects of all sizes and helping users wi
th a wide variety of experience levels at Acquia has given us some insight
into the most common questions about getting to know Drupal and how it ca
n best work for you.\n\nIn this session\, we'll touch on many subjects tha
t come up when trying to decide whether or not to use Drupal and how to ge
t started with it once that decision has been made. We want to give you en
ough information to get off to a good start\, make smart choices\, and get
the most out of your time at DrupalCon.\n\nWe'll also provide specific po
inters to other sessions and opportunities where additional information ab
out each of our topics can be picked up while at DrupalCon.\n\nSome of the
things we'll cover:\n\n * Drupal terminology\n * What goes on under
the hood\n * Creating custom content\n * What is taxonomy anyway?\n
* Re-using content in Drupal\n * Getting a team working together on
a Drupal project\n * Themeing: How can I make my site look good?\n
* Parlez-vous Français? Internationalization\n * and more!
DTSTART:20100824T090000
DTEND:20100824T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Welcome to Drupal
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-7617szlPVD@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nRyan Szrama\n\n\nTrack: Configuration\, Set-Up &am
p\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\,
Decision Maker\, Developer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal Comme
rce is the next generation e-commerce module suite for Drupal 7. The proje
ct is a re-implementation of Ubercart's core feature set on Drupal 7 using
the best new core Drupal features and depending on the strongest Drupal c
ontributions. Drupal Commerce can be dropped into existing Drupal sites t
o add targeted e-commerce functionality to the site or used as the basis f
or full-blown Drupal e-commerce distributions.\n\nThis session will introd
uce the basics of Drupal Commerce\, including product creation and display
\, the shopping cart and flexible checkout workflow\, and back-end order a
dministration. For those already familiar with Ubercart\, this session wil
l demonstrate the evolution of features from Ubercart to Drupal Commerce a
nd explain the key differences you should keep in mind as you migrate old
sites or start from scratch on Drupal 7.\n\nKey Points Covered:\n\nWhat ex
actly is Drupal Commerce?\nDevelopment standards / principles\nHow does Dr
upal Commerce work?\nUtilization of fields in core and Views\nCore systems
and how to use them\nDrupal Commerce distributions and Features\nDrupal C
ommerce Demo\nHow can you contribute?\nClosing Q & A\n\n\nPhoto credit: ht
tp://www.flickr.com/photos/agizienski/ / CC BY 2.0
DTSTART:20100824T090000
DTEND:20100824T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:Drupal Commerce: Setting up Shop on Drupal 7
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-7660V4UA75@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJon Skulski\n\n\nTrack: Configuration\, Set-Up &am
p\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Project M
anager\, Designer\, Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nO
ne of the first challenges of building a Drupal site is generating a compl
ete guide to development. \n\nHaving planned and built many sites in the
last few years\, I'd like to extend my experience and give some perspectiv
e on how Chapter Three architects their sites.\n\n'What data do we want to
capture?' \n'How are we going to display it?' \n'Are there already module
s do we can leverage?'\n'When do we write custom code?'\n\nThese are all q
uestions we can ask to write a roadmap that will compile that design into
a working\, sustainable website.\n\nWe'll use some real life compositions
and walk through breaking them down into repeatable components that will b
uild us a blue print on how to get that site developed & launched.\n\nThe
talk will be a general overview of how to digest a design composition into
a Drupal development roadmap. We'll break down a comp into content types\
, views and (of course) panels. I'll discuss some strategies to finding *q
uality* modules and how to make the decision to write your own code. \n\n
\nphoto source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/eklektikos/2541408630
DTSTART:20100824T090000
DTEND:20100824T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Architecting a Drupal Site: From Composition to Completion
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-770933Ud5F@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nDries Buytaert\n\n\nTrack: Keynote\n\nExperience:
Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Proj
ect Manager\, Designer\, Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------
\n\nDries Buytaert will give his bi-annual State of Drupal talk in the beg
inning of DrupalCon Copenhagen\, where he’ll discuss where Drupal is and
where it is going. In particular\, he’ll discuss the final preparations
for the release of Drupal 7\, the Drupal.org redesign\, and some of the i
nitial plans for Drupal 8.\n\n\nKeynote Video:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n
\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\n\n\nbrightcove.createExperiences()\;
DTSTART:20100824T110000
DTEND:20100824T123000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:The State of Drupal
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-7875O2Bbkb@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nLisa Rex\nTodd Nienkerk\nKieran Lal\nNeil Drumm\n
\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Exp
ert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Designer\, Deve
loper\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal.org is undergoing
a massive change. It's our home and playground. It's also a public face of
Drupal. In this session\, some of the team discuss:\n\n\nWhy Drupal.org n
eeded a redesign\nHow the Drupal.org redesign project is also a redevelopm
ent\, and the technical challenges we face\nWhat project management strate
gies worked\, and what didn't\, and what we're learning along the way\nWhy
the Drupal Association had to hire people\nOverview of our contributors\n
\n\nOne thing is certain\, this is not your typical open source project.
DTSTART:20100824T133000
DTEND:20100824T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:The Future of Drupal.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-7919gwWShU@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nEric Johnson\n\n\nTrack: Drupal for Business\n\nEx
perience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Decision Maker\, Proj
ect Manager\n\n---------------------------\n\nBrightcove is the leading on
line video platform and enables large\nenterprises\, media companies\, and
small businesses to quickly publish\ntheir video content to the the web.
\n\nWe run our public sites on Drupal multisite instances: our corporate\n
website\, support site\, developer site\, and our blog. We translate\never
ything from English into 4 languages: German\, French\, Spanish\, and\nJap
anese.\n\nThis talk will cover\n- an overview of our system based on Drupa
l\n- our specialized localization process\n- development of custom modules
\, such as Google CSE Advanced module and\nour plans to open source them\n
- Brightcove's own Drupal video module\n- Some ideas that will help Drupal
become a dominant enterprise CMS.\n\n\nPresented by\nEric Johnson is Dire
ctor of Online Marketing and a Web Architect at\nBrightcove. He's been wit
h the company for 2 years. Prior to that we\nworked in the localization in
dustry and at a agency focusing on\nwebsites\, email campaigns\, and appli
cations.
DTSTART:20100824T133000
DTEND:20100824T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Use case - Brightcove.com on Drupal
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UID:20110520T222112CEST-7965miBb5k@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nStuart Broz\n\n\nTrack: Providing Professional Dru
pal Services\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Cur
ious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Developer\, Themer\n\n----------
-----------------\n\nThis session will focus on opening your mind to the p
oint of view of your clients. Whether you are working for a non-profit\, a
corporation\, or your mom... we will cover some tricks that will help you
understand what they want even if they can't explain it to you in Drupals
peak.\n\nUltimately\, the aim of this session is to help you build skills
that will enable you to understand your client's desires. Your clients get
the Drupal site that they want. Your save time and energy (and money and
aggravation) while you build it. This leaves both you and your client happ
y.\n\nIn particular\, we will look at:\n\nIdentifying the type of client y
ou're dealing with and anticipating communication gaps\nTranslating client
-speak into functional requirements\nThings Drupal makes hard that clients
think should be easy\, and how to satisfy your clients without rebuilding
the world\nThings Drupal makes easy that clients expect to be hard\, and
how to impress your clients\nThe importance of incremental training\nHow t
o go beyond functional requirements to make those small changes that make
all the difference\n\n\nThe presenter\, Stuart Broz\, is a project manager
with Trellon\, where he works primarily with nonprofits and academic inst
itutions. Before coming to Trellon\, he worked as both a nonprofit project
director and an academic professional.
DTSTART:20100824T133000
DTEND:20100824T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 19 Acquia
SUMMARY:See Through Their Eyes: How to Anticipate The Needs of Your Clients
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-80097Iosvw@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nAngela Byron\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nExp
erience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Proj
ect Manager\, Designer\, Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------
\n\nSince February 2008\, the community has been hard at work on Drupal 7\
, which is rapidly nearing completion (or possibly already complete \;)).
This revolutionary new release sports literally hundreds of improvements\
, and Angela Byron\, the Drupal 7 co-maintainer\, will lead you through th
e most important ones and how they'll impact your future site building end
eavors.\n\nGet answers to your frequently asked questions\, learn about th
e changes are coming down the pipe for clients\, site builders\, designers
\, and developers\, find out more about the core development process\, and
take away some action items for what you can do to help make Drupal 7 the
most awesome release of Drupal yet!
DTSTART:20100824T144500
DTEND:20100824T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Drupal 7: What you need to know
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8046b0bskP@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nMark Boulton\n\n\nTrack: Theming\, Design &\; U
sability\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Designe
r\, Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal 7 is just
around the corner. Seven\, the new admin theme for Drupal 7\, is a departu
re from previous Drupal themes. Designed as a result of the D7UX work unde
rtaken by Leisa Reichelt and Mark Boulton Design\, the theme only goes par
t way to create a great admin experience.\n\nContributed modules\, and how
they build upon\, change and interact Seven is what will make it a truly
great admin experience. Seven is only as good as Contrib makes it.\n\nThis
talk will explain the why Seven looks the way it does. It'll outline the
design principles\, the UI conventions and give you - the Drupal community
- the design chops to make your module look fantastic for the people who
use it.
DTSTART:20100824T144500
DTEND:20100824T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:Designing UI with Seven
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8130hdlNuh@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nBen Jeavons\nGábor Hojtsy\n\n\nTrack: Configurati
on\, Set-Up &\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nF
ocus: Curious\, Developer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal is a po
werful tool that can be configured many ways\, sometimes insecurely. Knowi
ng attack vectors against your site and how to prevent them is important f
or everyone building a Drupal site. In this session\, aimed at site-admini
strators\, we'll discuss some vulnerabilities\, proper configuration\, and
what you can do to maintain your site's security.\n\nTopics include:\n\n
\nCommon vulnerabilities and what they mean\nDrupal defaults and why you s
hould care\nTrusting site visitors\nHow to recover from attack\n\n\nAttend
ees will receive a better understanding of web security and the importance
of a strong security process. The session covers a broad set of topics an
d is designed to provide a foundational\, yet functional\, introduction to
Drupal security.\n\nAbout the speakers:\n\nMembers of the Drupal Security
Team\, Ben Jeavons and Gábor Hojtsy have spoken on security at previous
DrupalCon's and at many DrupalCamps. Additionally\, Gábor is the Drupal
6 branch co-maintainer and Ben co-wrote the Drupal Security Report.
DTSTART:20100824T144500
DTEND:20100824T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Drupal Security - Configuration and Process
END:VEVENT
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UID:20110520T222112CEST-8175nTmX45@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJakob Persson\n\n\nTrack: Providing Professional D
rupal Services\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: D
ecision Maker\, Project Manager\n\n---------------------------\n\nAlmost a
ll clients who approach your agency about a project want to know up front
what the total cost will be. They hand you some loose notes and expect a f
ixed number of hours or price. To many this presents an impossible task. W
hat is often forgotten is that an exact estimate isn't expected. What you
need to produce is one that is accurate enough to close the sale. In this
session you'll learn a method for producing early estimates to support you
r sales process.\n\nIn this talk I will introduce an early estimation meth
od we've developed at NodeOne. It's being used daily in our own sales proc
ess. Using this method we're able to tell a client early on the expected s
ize of a project\, judge the response and can adapt our sales pitch. Using
it we close sales faster and provide estimates early on allowing our clie
nts to make early decisions regarding the scope and focus of the project.
\n\nYou will learn how to:\n- Within an hour or two get a picture of the c
lient's requirements\n- Use fixed estimates to manage uncertainty\n- Break
requirements down into features\n- Draft an early rough Drupal solution t
hat outlines how each feature is made\n- Produce estimates that are based
on experience instead of guesswork\n\nThis talk is presented by Jakob Pers
son\, co-founder of NodeOne. Jakob works as a project manager and Drupal s
olutions architect at NodeOne. His infatuation with Drupal began in late 2
005.
DTSTART:20100824T144500
DTEND:20100824T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 19 Acquia
SUMMARY:A method for getting early estimates right
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8216KSZKkO@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nMark Brown\n\n\nTrack: Sponsored sessions\n\nExper
ience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Project Manage
r\, Developer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDoing Drupal sites on Wind
ows has never been easy and using SQL Server was impossible. Microsoft is
changing that with support for SQL Server in Drupal 7 and a new product ca
lled Web Matrix which makes it easy to build and host Drupal on Windows. I
n this session we’ll show off our new open source PDO_SQLSRV Driver and
the new SQL Server Contributed Module created by Commerce Guys. We’ll th
en show you how easy Drupal is on Windows using WebMatrix. We’ll start w
ith a brand new drop of Drupal\, stand it up and deploy to a Windows host
in just minutes. The absolute fastest way to install\, configure and deplo
y Drupal using Windows.
DTSTART:20100824T144500
DTEND:20100824T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:What have you done for me lately? What Microsoft is doing to make D
rupal better
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8309EbCcPl@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nLin Clark\nscor\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\n
Experience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager
\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal is leading the way by being the
first major CMS to embrace the Semantic Web technologies such as RDF. Rest
ricted to the academic world for many years\, these technologies have matu
red with time up to the point of being used by new standards like Facebook
’s Open Graph protocol and major companies like Google\, Yahoo!\, New Yo
rk Times\, BBC\, etc. Over the years\, there has been multiple attempts to
integrate RDF and Drupal with many contributed modules like Relationship\
, Semantic Search or FOAF. Drupal 6 saw a plethora of RDF based modules\,
which eventually lead to the integration of RDFa in Drupal 7.\n\nIn this s
ession you will learn:\n\nWhat is the Semantic Web and all its buzz words
like Linked Data\, RDF\, FOAF\, SIOC\, SPARQL\nWhat components of core are
using RDF\nHow is RDF seen by machines\, and why it’s useful\nQuick ove
rview of RDF in contrib\nRDF recipes: how to build a site using RDF\n\n\nT
his introductory session is for those are new to the Semantic Web and curi
ous to know what it is\, and how it is integrated in Drupal. There are als
o two related BoF's:\n\nRDF in Drupal 7 Roadmap and Brainstorming\nUsing R
DF / Semantic Web Modules
DTSTART:20100824T160000
DTEND:20100824T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Introduction to the Semantic Web and RDF in Drupal 7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8348jcEnt2@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nVesa Palmu\n\n\nTrack: Providing Professional Drup
al Services\n\nExperience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Decision Maker\, Project Man
ager\n\n---------------------------\n\nAfter working some 15 years with we
b projects I have been both service provider and customer for a large numb
er of different projects. I've seen and tried number of different methods
how to run web projects. After both success and failure I have come to rea
lize that agile scrum can fail just as easily as traditional waterfall mod
els do when dealing with Drupal projects.\n\nDrupal in it's current versio
ns can't really decide if it is a framework or a product and this creates
some unique headaches for project managers and customers. To make things e
ven more complicated most efficient project management models focus on hav
ing the team physically in one room and many companies are either virtual
or at least geographically split in multiple locations.\n\nIn this session
I will speak about our experiences on different ways of doing Drupal proj
ects and present our current best practices for successful projects. There
are no silver bullets\, but many practical ideas both small and large. I
will also challenge the audience to share their experiences\, tips and ide
as.
DTSTART:20100824T160000
DTEND:20100824T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 19 Acquia
SUMMARY:The Drupal Process - Great Projects\, No Slavery Required
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8403AJprKi@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nTodd Nienkerk\nAaron Stanush\n\n\nTrack: Theming\,
Design &\; Usability\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus:
Curious\, Designer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal's the
me layer is very flexible and can accommodate just about any web design. I
t's important for designers to remember\, however\, that they're not reall
y creating a page — they're building a complete system to house the all
of the site's content.\n\nIn this session\, we will talk about concepting
and creating a Drupal-optimized design.\n\nImage credit: agjimenez on Flic
kr (CC BY-ND).
DTSTART:20100824T160000
DTEND:20100824T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:Don'\;t design websites. Design web SYSTEMS!
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8415RPXCVt@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nRyan Szrama\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nExpe
rience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Curious\, Project Manager\n\n------------------
---------\n\nAdding content to Drupal is easy. Right out of the box you ca
n create pages with specific menu items and articles that promote to your
front page with minimal effort. But what if you need more? Come to this se
ssion to find out how Drupal's core systems empower you to create and disp
lay any number of custom content types.\n\nThis session is aimed at beginn
ers. It will cover the following topics in the format of a walkthrough to
introduce new Drupal users to the major concepts involved in building\, di
splaying\, and managing content on their Drupal site:\n\n\nCreating custom
content types\nCreating menu items for individual pieces of content\nVisi
bility settings: published\, promoted\, and sticky\nAdding fields to conte
nt types\nControlling the display of custom fields\nManaging content in co
re\nStrategies for managing content with Views and Flag\n\n\nUnless there'
s just an abundance of time left at the end of this session\, we won't dig
deep into Views. That would be better served by its own devoted session o
r the after-chatter. Views in this session will only be mentioned in the c
ontext of strategies and possibilities for displaying and managing content
on a Drupal site.\n\nPhoto credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/martin_bo
rjesson/ / CC BY-NC 2.0
DTSTART:20100824T171500
DTEND:20100824T180000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Building Content Types and Displaying Content
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8502UPeLF5@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nmortendk\nJen Simmons\n\n\nTrack: Theming\, Design
&\; Usability\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious
\, Designer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal7 is coming s
ooner than we know it\, and its pretty awesome (whos surpriced?) This sess
ion will be a gentle walkthrough of the new things that any themer needs t
o know \n\n\n### Ugly be gone\n* - what happend to all the pretty themes
\n* New themes both front & back\n\n### logic welcome to drupal\n\n* ...o
ooh gasp\, so the css naming will make sence\n* blocks\, variables & names
that make even more sence - wow!\n* what changed?\n \n### tiplphiphs Rul
es and new awesome stuff\n\n* what where and why did somebody changed that
?\n* new .tpl files & others is removed. Why and how can it make me work l
ess & rock more?\n\n### Hide & Render - yup awesomeness +1\n\n* Youre them
e will now Rock harder than Van halen in 1984!\n\n### Total Viking Power
\n\n* Be afraid the themes now have POWER (total Viking Power!)\n* This ch
anges totally how were doing & thinking themes\n\nBetter remember a towel
& youre speedos\, cause this is so hot it will give you a tan!
DTSTART:20100824T171500
DTEND:20100824T180000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:Awesomeness redefined: Drupal7 Theming
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8543ecjD0M@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nRandy Fay\n\n\nTrack: Code &\; Development\n\nE
xperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Developer\, Themer\n
\n---------------------------\n\n(Here is the presentation)\n[Update: Seve
ral people asked for a writeup on how to run a catchall Apache virtualhost
]\n\nThere are bugs in every piece of software\, and Drupal is no exceptio
n\, and your site is no exception either. You just have to be prepared to
deal with the bugs. Learn effective strategies to approach them\, handy te
chniques to find them\, and get your tools set up and mastered.\n\nThere w
ill be tips and strategies for developers\, themers\, and site administrat
ors in this session. This session may even help you to live a better life
:-)\n\nStrategies\n* Preparation before the crisis: Solve probems on a loc
al copy\, not on the live site!. Get everything under source control.\n* D
on't forget the stupid stuff. Have you looked in the log yet?\n* Understan
d basic organizing ideas like 'Divide and Conquer'\n* Organize your tools
and upgrade your techniques beforehand.\n\nTechniques\n* Quick code hacks
that tell you the answer right away (to find out problematic database quer
ies\, hook invocations\, cron failures)\n\nTools\n* Devel module\n* A step
debugger like Eclipse\n\nEclipse setup for debugging\, step by step\nEver
ybody can make Eclipse work for step debugging. I'll show you how to set u
p Eclipse from scratch for step-debugging. You'll get the techniques that
will work on Linux\, Windows\, or Macintosh environments.
DTSTART:20100824T171500
DTEND:20100824T180000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 12 Trellon
SUMMARY:Debugging Drupal: Hands-on techniques
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-87302sUluw@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nKen Rickard\nGábor Hojtsy\nLarry Garfield\nMoshe
Weitzman\nGeorge DeMet\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nExperience: Begin
ner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\,
Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nWorking with Drupal b
rings the power of its community to work for you. But it also involves you
in that community in ways that you might not expect. We'll cover some of
the hidden costs of bringing Drupal into your organization\, plus the res
ources you will need in order to keep your project sustainable.\n\nThis wi
ll feature lively panel discussion covering best practices for Drupal cont
ributions maintainers and the rights and responsibilities of Drupal users.
\n\nTopics that we will cover:\n\n * What are the rights and responsibi
lities of Open-Source developers?\n * What are the rights and responsib
ilities of Open-Source users?\n * How to manage code effectively on Dru
pal.org\n * What defines a stable release?\n * Working with the secu
rity team\n * The care and feeding of maintainers: (i.e. how to get you
r issue fixed).\n * Why we’re ignoring you: simple ways to get your i
ssue black-holed.\n\nIf you’d like to be on the panel\, please drop a no
te in the comments.
DTSTART:20100825T090000
DTEND:20100825T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Drupal Rights and Responsibilities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8773U2Druh@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nHans Rossel\n\n\nTrack: Theming\, Design &\; Us
ability\n\nExperience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Designer\, Themer\n\n-----------
----------------\n\nThis session shows how you can turn a html/css prototy
pe into a Drupal theme.\n\n- Drupal Theme anatomy\n- Filestructure of a Dr
upal theme\n- Creating a theme as a subtheme of a base theme or starter th
eme\n- Creating a theme from scratch from your own html/css template\n- .i
nfo file\n- css and js in a theme\n- page.tpl.php\n- node.tpl.php\n- regio
ns\n- multiple page\, node\, block template files\n- variables and preproc
essing examples\n- Theme developer module
DTSTART:20100825T090000
DTEND:20100825T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:From a html/css template to a Drupal theme
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8815SasMBU@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nThomas Barregren\n\n\nTrack: Drupal for Business\n
\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decisio
n Maker\, Project Manager\n\n---------------------------\n\nChristian Edwe
rtz (business developer) and Odd RÃ¥berg (web editor) at the daily newspap
er Värmlands Folkblad (VF) will tell you why they moved their on-line edi
tion - [VF.se](http://www.vf.se/) - from the .NET based EPiServer to the [
Drupal based NodeStream](http://www.nodestream.org/). You will also see No
deStream demonstrated\; and how seamless it can be integrated with a third
-party editorial system.\n\n## Why VF.se chose NodeStream/Drupal\nVärmlan
d Folkblad (VF) is a Swedish newspaper which is published six times a week
. On-line already in 1997\, they where among the first newspapers to be pu
blished on the Web. Recently\, they launched their forth version of [VF.se
](http://www.vf.se/). At the same time\, they kicked out the .NET based co
ntent management system *EPiServer* in favor for the [Drupal based publish
ing system *NodeStream*](http://www.nodestream.org/). In this session\, VF
's business developer\, Christian Edwertz\, and the project manager and ch
ief editor of VF.se\, Odd RÃ¥berg\, will tell you how they ended up in the
decision to choose Drupal i general and NodeStream in particular. They wi
ll also share their experience of leading an open source project as compar
ed to vendor driven project.\n\n## Demonstration of NodeStream\nVF.se is b
uilt on [NodeStream](http://www.nodestream.org/)\, a Drupal distribution b
y [NodeOne](http://nodeone.se/)\, aimed at newspapers\, magazines and othe
r websites providing a stream of news and content. Dick Olsson\, lead deve
loper of NodeStream\, will demonstrate some of NodeStream's features\, and
Thomas Barregren\, manager of the project\, will talk a little about the
vision and mission of NodeStream.\n\n## Integration with editorial systems
\nNodeStream's ability to seamlessly integrate with third-party editorial
systems was one of the most important reasons for VF to choose NodeStream.
At VF\, [Infomaker's Newspilot](http://www.infomaker.se/index.php/about/1
37) is used as editorial system. Andy Olsson\, senior consultant at Infoma
ker\, will demonstrate how this integration can be used to publish news fr
om the editorial system to the web\, and vice versa. He will also show how
easy the integration was done with the [Newspilot module](http://drupal.o
rg/project/newspilot)\, jointly developed by Infomaker and NodeOne.
DTSTART:20100825T090000
DTEND:20100825T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Case study: VF.se on NodeStream - a Drupal distribution for newspap
ers and magazines
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8898fvCXbV@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nBen Finklea\nIvo Radulovski\n\n\nTrack: Configurat
ion\, Set-Up &\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\n
Focus: Project Manager\, Developer\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupa
l 7 is upon us and\, like so many things\, this release makes some signifi
cant changes in the way you need to optimize your site for Google and the
other search engines. But D6 is still alive and kicking! Come to one sessi
on and learn both. Ben Finklea\, author of Drupal 6 Search Engine Optimiza
tion (and its forthcoming sequel)\, and Ivo Radulovski\, a leading SEO con
sultant in Austria\, will show you what needs to be done\, what is changin
g\, and how to get on top of the awesomeness that is Drupal SEO.\n\nThe ea
rlier a site appears in the search results list\, the more visitors it wil
l receive from the search engine. Join Ben and Ivo as they provide a pract
ical walk through showing you which modules to install\, which settings to
use\, and dozens of the most closely guarded “tricks of the trade†to
get your web site optimized\, higher in the search engines\, and more pro
fitable.\n\nTakeaways include:\n\nTaking concise\, actionable steps that i
ncrease traffic to your Website\nHow to SEO a D6 site.\nThe new methods an
d things to watch in D7. \nMicroformats in D7 and how that will let you ru
le the web. (Well...)\nInstalling and configuring modules that lead to max
imum SEO results\nCreating search engine friendly and optimized content si
los\nTitle tags\, paths\, sitemaps\, headings\, navigation\, and more …
\n\nWho should attend?:\n\nThe presentation is for Drupal site owners and
those who create and improve Drupal sites including themers\, developers\,
programmers\, and consultants. A basic understanding of Drupal is helpful
.
DTSTART:20100825T090000
DTEND:20100825T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:SEO for Drupal 6 &\; 7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-8991zZivWh@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nHeather James\nStella Power\n\n\nTrack: Introducin
g Drupal\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious
\, Designer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nSession goal: The g
oal of this session is to create informative visuals to assist in Drupal a
doption. \n\nIntroduction: There is a presentation renaissance happening\,
and people are leaving the old tired bullet points behind. But there is a
lack of useful visuals for Drupal. If you write documentation for your mo
dules\; if you present proposals to potential clients\; if you deliver tra
ining\, you find you need compelling visuals for your ideas.\n\nIn this se
ssion\, you will learn principles for designing graphics which can help ex
plain complex processes and abstract concepts. First you'll hear about the
concepts and guidelines\; then you'll try them out first hand. As a bonus
\, we'll be creating useful contributions for the Drupal community. Doing
is the best way to learn.\n\nVisuals for Drupal\n\nNew users of Drupal fin
d it opaque and they use metaphors of mountains\, walls and chaotic messes
to describe Drupal. We'll offer instead useful visual alternatives to the
se metaphors. The visuals resulting from this workshop can then be used to
help augment Drupal documentation\, to assist in presentations at local D
rupal User Groups\, Camps as open educational resources. The visuals will
help communicate fundamental architectures\, best practices and concepts
underlying Drupal.\n\nIn this workshop we will:\n\n\nLearn guidelines for
creating graphics for communicating abstract ideas\nFamiliarize ourselves
with existing visual language and techniques\nPractice and test strategies
to match approach to the content for the chosen audience\nLook at great e
xamples of graphics for learning\nReview the main conceptual stumbling blo
cks which mark Drupal as significantly different from other systems\nMake
stuff!\n\n\nWhat to bring We'll be using colored paper\, scissors\, glue\,
pencils\, markers. Bring your own stuff if you have something you want to
be creative with. We can also use digital tools too. We're going to tackl
e fundamental concepts and misconceptions about Drupal. So bring your ques
tions and confusion too. \n\nAll levels of expertise are welcome. This ses
sion is open especially both for those who are very knowledgeable about Dr
upal\, and also to those who are new to Drupal. Ideally we will put people
in mixed groups\, and through dialog help communicate the ideas to new us
ers. It would be great to have a mix!\n\nImage (cc) Color Pencils by scui3
asteveo
DTSTART:20100825T100000
DTEND:20100825T105000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Communicating Drupal visually
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9033GrASDi@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nRasmus Lerdorf\n\n\nTrack: Keynote\n\nExperience:
Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Proj
ect Manager\, Designer\, Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------
\n\nRasmus' talk will cover various performance-related topics with a focu
s on Drupal.\n\nRasmus Lerdorf is known for creating the PHP project in 19
95 and he has contributed to a number of other open source projects over t
he years. Rasmus was most recently an infrastructure architect at Yahoo! f
or over 7 years before joining WePay in 2010. He was born in Greenland\, g
rew up in Denmark and Canada and has a Systems Design engineering degree f
rom the University of Waterloo. You can follow [@rasmus](http://twitter.co
m/rasmus) on Twitter.
DTSTART:20100825T110000
DTEND:20100825T123000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Drupal performance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9072bznKEd@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nOlivier Jacquet\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\n
Experience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Curious\n\n---------------------------\n\nT
his session will introduce how you can activate different languages in Dru
pal 7\, configure the language negotation and how you can build a small mu
ltilingual brochure website.\n\nIt will demonstrate the locale and content
translation modules from core and some of the functionality provided by t
he i18n and views modules. Hopefully some of the functionality of i18n wil
l have been ported by then.\n\nThe session will also highlight some of the
changes between D6 and D7.
DTSTART:20100825T133000
DTEND:20100825T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Introduction to internationalization in Drupal 7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9084tmmPeo@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nMark Boulton\n\n\nTrack: Theming\, Design &\; U
sability\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Designer\, Devel
oper\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nAs great as 960.gs is\, it
's not where designing grids should begin and end. Grid systems should be
the basis of your layout thinking. If you're picking up an existing grid -
like 960.gs\, you're not designing\, you're taking a shortcut\, and it co
uld be in the wrong direction.\n\nGrid systems have been used in print des
ign\, architecture and interior design for generations. Now\, on the web\,
the same rules of grid system composition and usage no longer apply. Cont
ent is viewed in many ways\; from RSS feeds to email. Content is viewed on
many devices\; from mobile phones to laptops. Users can manipulate the br
owser\, they can remove content\, resize the canvas\, resize the typefaces
. A designer is no longer in control of this presentation. So where do gri
d systems fit in to all that?\n\nThis session will start from the beginnin
g. You'll learn the why and how\, but also the things you need to be consi
dering the years to come. You will learn the underpinning grid theory so y
ou can stop taking shortcuts and start designing grids from scratch.
DTSTART:20100825T133000
DTEND:20100825T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:What you need to know about grids that 960 won'\;t teach you
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9167xL7iic@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nAlan Palazzolo\nThomas Turnbull\n\n\nTrack: Config
uration\, Set-Up &\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate
\n\nFocus: Curious\, Developer\n\n---------------------------\n\nWeb mappi
ng is all the rage these days\, and for good reason. Mapping allows users
to explore data in a more meaningful and enjoyable way. Combining the po
wer of geo-coded content and mapping\, a site's content can come to life i
n ways that traditional sites cannot offer.\n\nOpenLayers is a powerful J
avascript library to do web mapping with. Combined with Drupal\, OpenLaye
rs provides a solid base for creating maps on your Drupal site and integra
ting Drupal structures. This session will demo the module and talk about
the status and direction of the project.\n\nThe Drupal OpenLayers module p
rovides a robust architecture for creating maps and integrating Drupal dat
a on sites. it power such great sites and services as:\n\n\nManaging News
\nHait Aid Map\nData.WorldBank\n\n\nIn this session\, we talk about how Op
enLayers works and demo the module (fingers crossed).
DTSTART:20100825T133000
DTEND:20100825T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Mapping in Drupal with OpenLayers
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9246v09VbF@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nEzra Barnett Gildesgame\nRob Purdie\n\n\nTrack: Dr
upal for Business\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus
: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Designer\, Developer\, Them
er\n\n---------------------------\n\nJoin Rob Purdie\, ScrumMaster at the
Economist\, and Ezra Barnett Gildesgame\, Developer at Growing Venture Sol
utions\, as they discuss how the Economist uses Scrum to focus on completi
ng work according to an exacting 'definition of done.'\n\nWe'll cover what
'done' means in Scrum\, and explain both the processes and tools we use t
o deliver thin vertical slices of functionality and coordinate with our de
velopment teams in London\, New York\, and Austin\, Texas as we build the
online product for a publication with a circulation of over 1 million in s
ubscribers in over 200 countries.\n\nTopics included\n- Introduction to Sc
rum\n- Why a complete\, shared Definition of Done is critical\n- Benefits
& challenges of having 3 teams working in 3 timezones\n- Launchpad and Baz
aar workflow for code review and management\, pushing configuration change
s to production\n- Measuring progress\n- Getting products 100% Done
DTSTART:20100825T133000
DTEND:20100825T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:On the importance of DONE: Scrum and Drupal at the Economist
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9258I1vP7w@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nGábor Hojtsy\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nEx
perience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\n\n--
-------------------------\n\nAre you new to Drupal\, experienced in the so
ftware but lack an overview of how all the pieces fit together in the comm
unity? In this session I intend to provide a brief overview of what Drupal
is and instead of delving into technical details\, focus more on how the
different avenues to improve Drupal work. Systems like distributions\, loc
alizations\, issue queues\, the core and contributed modules repositories\
, the security team\, automated testing and so on. How can you collaborate
with the community and make money on the way? How is Drupal making an inc
ome for all kinds of people in the ecosystem?\n\nThis session is aimed at
beginners or those who could use a good high level overview of different a
reas of Drupal.\n\nDisclaimer: 'Come for the software\, stay for the commu
nity' was popularized by Dries and was independently submitted as a slogan
suggestion (see the discussion). I think it is a great way to capture the
Drupal spirit\, so decided to use it for my session title.
DTSTART:20100825T144500
DTEND:20100825T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Come for the software\, stay for the community - how Drupal improve
s and evolves
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9262TRnxU8@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\n\n\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert
\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Designer\, Develop
er\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nThis session is reserved for
short 5-minute lightning talks. If you want to give a talk or present you
r cool Drupal project\, please register for a speaker slot at the registra
tion desk in the lobby. To make this session run as smooth as possible\, y
ou won't be able to use your own laptop (to cut down on the time used to g
et from one speaker to the next). Bring your presentation on a USB stick o
r structure it in such a way that you only need a webbrowser to support yo
ur talk.\n\nImage by Rusty Sheriff.
DTSTART:20100825T144500
DTEND:20100825T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:Lightning talks – open mic
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9273voFcV3@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nEzra Barnett Gildesgame\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Dr
upal\n\nExperience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Curious\, Designer\, Developer\n\n-
--------------------------\n\nThe Views module is one of the most innovati
ve and important Contributed Drupal modules\, second in usage only to Drup
al core.\n\nViews empowers site administrators to easily create customized
listings of content\, and has changed the way developers build their modu
les. In this session\, we'll focus on how Views empowers site administrato
rs to build complex listings of content without any programming knowhow.\n
\nFirst time views users might be intimidated by Views' complex and powerf
ul interface\, but this session will clearly present the fundamentals of i
ts operation and provide site-builders with a mental framework for buildin
g with Views. Don't be intimidated by filters\, displays\, fields\, or rel
ationships (Views relationships\, that is). Come learn why Views is so pop
ular and is the key to the Drupal castle!\n\n\nCome see how Views makes it
easy to create:\n\n\n- Dynamic photo galleries based on a tag\n- A Map of
user locations\n- A list of blog posts sorted by post date\n- Virtually a
ny listing you can imagine!\n\nImage credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/
brenda-starr/3466560105/ .
DTSTART:20100825T160000
DTEND:20100825T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:Views: The Key to the Drupal Castle
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9395gtmv70@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nKristof De Jaeger\nNils Destoop\nJochen Stals\n\n
\nTrack: Theming\, Design &\; Usability\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Exper
t\n\nFocus: Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nThere is
an enormous choice when it comes to theming your data. The theming layer m
akes it possible to create suggestions and create an insane amount of temp
late files\, you can override existing theming functions\, CCK has the dis
play fields screen and with views you can either choose fields\, nodes and
other display methods. In big projects\, this can lead to an unmanageable
amount of places where theming can happen.\n\nThe Display Suite API and a
ll its implementations can help you to manage all your data display for yo
ur objects (nodes\, comments\, users\, you name it) in one central place.
Both developers and themers can benefit from this set of modules now avail
able to make your theming much more easier.\n\nIn the session\, we'll cove
r the API for developers\, show a lot of examples how theming becomes much
easier with the drag and drop UI and how your CSS files will become a lot
smaller than you used to have.
DTSTART:20100825T160000
DTEND:20100825T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:Display Suite - central and clean administration of your object dis
plays
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9481tzTu33@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nRasmus Frey\nMartin Elneff\n\n\nTrack: Providing P
rofessional Drupal Services\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Exper
t\n\nFocus: Decision Maker\, Project Manager\n\n--------------------------
-\n\nWhen Rasmus Frey was 7 years old\, his parents took him to the larges
t buffet in the world\, at the CircusCircus Hotel in Las Vegas. Confronted
with the overwhelming abundance of the table\, Mr. Frey was confused. Thi
s session is about what happens when you try to serve everything at once:
You go to bed hungry.\n\nWe’ll talk about how we can create improvements
through an incremental approach\, one step at a time. These days - Drupal
being the cat’s pyjamas and all - small studios such as ours suddenly h
ave the capacity to provide large scale enterprise solutions. This present
s a shift in the way that we work with our clients\, developers\, and sub-
contractors. One night stands\, it turns out\, just aren't as satisfying a
s long term relationships.\n\nChanging our approach presents us with numer
ous challenges (resource management\, maintaining the big picture of both
strategy and development)\, improvements (avoiding scope creep\, creating
better solutions)\, and possibilities (true collaboration with your client
).\n\nOn a more practical level\, we'll show you how we apply the incremen
tal design and development in our day-to-day business through concrete exa
mples of long term collaboration with our clients.\n\nCo-presenter is Mart
in Elneff from Ping Pong Design\, @elneff
DTSTART:20100825T160000
DTEND:20100825T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 19 Acquia
SUMMARY:Creating better solutions through incremental change
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9527vePoOV@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nRichard Jones\n\n\nTrack: Drupal for Business\n\nE
xperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Project Manager\, Designer\,
Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nGive me six hours to
chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.\nAbra
ham Lincoln\n\nDespite such a wise dictum and lots of personal experience
to teach us otherwise\, we find continued pressure to dive into projects w
ith little to no planning in efforts to “go fasterâ€. \n\nHowever the g
oal we set ourselves was to reduce Drupal development time by 80% and this
session is to share the invaluable lessons we have learned in the quest t
o go much\, much faster. \n\nWe've spent two years building the ultimate D
rupal 'Startpoint' for our clients and this session will show how and why
we did it and illustrate some of the benefits in practice.\n \nSome key ar
eas : \nStop repeating yourself\nThe power of a single command-line instal
l\nWhy we developed a Startpoint. \n\nAbout the Speaker:\nRichard is a 've
teran' of the CMS world\, having worked on his first CMS back in 1999. Aft
er joining UK Digital Agency i-KOS in 2001 as a Technical Director\, Richa
rd set about building a CMS from scratch using J2EE. In 2007/8 it was time
to wave the white flag on our proprietary system (even though we had ama
ssed a user base of almost 1000) and head into the Drupal light. In 2009 i
-KOS became an Acquia Gold Partner - which in 2010 has been consolidated a
s an Enterprise Partner.
DTSTART:20100825T171500
DTEND:20100825T180000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Sharpen your Axe- How We Reduced Development Time by more than 80%
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9558r2nHvd@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nEzra Barnett Gildesgame\nLisa Rex\nBen Jeavons\n\n
\nTrack: Configuration\, Set-Up &\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner
\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Designer\, Developer
\n\n---------------------------\n\nCome see why Drupal is the best platfor
m for building conference and event websites that meet the needs of attend
ees\, event organizers and sponsors!\n\nIn this session we'll build a conf
erence website from scratch that provides robust features including:\n\n-
Proposing and voting on sessions\n- Setting a session schedule for the eve
nt and for each attendee\n- Making it easy for attendees to register\, pay
and provide profile information\n- Managing a waiting list of attendees\n
- Collecting and displaying sponsor information\n\n\nWe'll see how Drupal'
s Conference Organizing Distribution (COD) can help get a conference site
up and running quickly\, allowing event organizers to focus on running the
event and personalizing the site\, and allowing attendees to participate
actively before\, during and after the event!\n\nWe'll also see how COD wa
s used to build other conference websites\, like DrupalCamp Colorado 2010\
, and an upcoming conference for the Meego open source project. \n\nImage
credit: Public domain by NOAA via Wikipedia
DTSTART:20100825T171500
DTEND:20100825T180000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:Building Conference &\; Event Websites in Drupal with COD
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9600SMlftl@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJennifer Lea Lampton\n\n\nTrack: Code &\; Devel
opment\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Developer
\n\n---------------------------\n\nYes\, I said it.\n\nCome watch me build
a basic WordPress site in less time than it takes you to floss your teeth
.\n\nWordPress gets some very important things right\, and their hold on t
his market is proof. There are 11.4 million active installations of WordP
ress software\, compared to only hundreds of thousands of Drupal installat
ions. We need to get our act together\, raise our standards\, and lower t
he barrier to entry. \n\nCome join me in talking about what this communit
y needs to do to ensure its survival. What should we really be focusing o
n in Drupal Core for D8? What should you do with your own modules to prev
ent our CMS from being abandoned in favor of something else?
DTSTART:20100826T090000
DTEND:20100826T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 12 Trellon
SUMMARY:WordPress is better than Drupal: developers take note.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9698uutXbJ@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJacob Singh\nChris Brookins\n\n\nTrack: Providing
Professional Drupal Services\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expe
rt\n\nFocus: Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Designer\, Developer\, The
mer\n\n---------------------------\n\nAcquia's engineering team have been
building DrupalGardens at a fast pace for the past year and now that we ar
e heading into open beta we decided it was time to open up and share what
has worked well with the community. Chris Brookins (VP Engineering)\, Line
a Rowe (Director Product Management) and Jacob Singh (Principal Engineer)
will take you through a 21-day sprint in the life of the Drupal Gardens te
am. \n\nThis session is for:\n\n Engineering managers trying to inspire t
heir teams to greatness while watching the bottom line.\nProject/Product m
anagers looking for ideas on how to respond quickly to the market while ma
intaining product and team stability.\nDevelopers who are tired of death m
arches\, out-of-touch management\, community isolation and waterfall docum
entation quagmires.\nDesigners looking for ways to keep ahead of the devel
opers\, and still have time to research and UX test\n\n\nOur team practice
s Agile by planning\, designing\, implementing\, releasing and marketing i
n 3 week sprints. This session will take you through our process and demo
nstrate the benefits realized and challenges we've faced working with cons
tant change.\n\nHere are a few of the areas we'll be covering:\n\nOverview
of Scrum and planning: planning\, research\, velocity\, retrospectives.\n
Drupal is a shifting landscape. Dependencies on open source software means
you have to be agile in your requirements and goals.\nHow to manage a bac
klog\nReleasing often: quicker feedback\, more marketing opportunities.\nC
ommunity contribution: team morale and product sustainability\nAutomated t
esting and deployment - working towards the 5 minute build.
DTSTART:20100826T090000
DTEND:20100826T095000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:A sprint in the life of a highly agile Drupal development organizat
ion.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-97418NuGbD@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJeremy Keith\n\n\nTrack: Keynote\n\nExperience: Be
ginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Projec
t Manager\, Designer\, Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n
\nEveryone's talking about the benefits of HTML5 for web apps but the spec
ification also introduces an extra layer of semantic richness to our web d
ocuments. These additions aren't wishful thinking for some far-flung futur
e: you can start using them today. That's because the design principles dr
iving HTML5 are steeped in pragmatism. Find out how important good design
principles are to any project\, whether it's a website\, a content managem
ent system\, or the very language that underpins the World Wide Web.\n\nJe
remy Keith is an Irish web developer living in Brighton\, England where he
works with the web consultancy firm Clearleft. He wrote the books DOM Scr
ipting\, Bulletproof Ajax\, and most recently\, HTML5 For Web Designers. H
is latest project is Huffduffer\, a service for creating podcasts of found
sounds. When he’s not making websites\, Jeremy plays bouzouki in the ba
nd Salter Cane.
DTSTART:20100826T110000
DTEND:20100826T123000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:The Design of HTML5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9781FRtJpd@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nAddison Berry\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nEx
perience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Designer\, Developer\, Themer\n\n------------
---------------\n\nThis session will introduce you to the wonderful and po
werful tool of working from a *nix command line interface (CLI) instead of
using a GUI (pointy-clicky). This is targeted at folks who've never opene
d a terminal before\, but will cover a number of tips and tricks along the
way. We'll even show you how Windows users can get the same CLI that Linu
x and Mac users use\, so you can use it too!\n\nMain points we'll cover:\n
- Huh? What is this thing? How do I get one?\n- Moving around (both locall
y and accessing a remote server)\n- Creating and editing files\n- Searchin
g\n- How to install Drupal from only the command line (including the datab
ase!)
DTSTART:20100826T133000
DTEND:20100826T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:The Command Line is your friend
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9887x8Bifx@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nAdrian Rossouw\nAntoine Beaupré\n\n\nTrack: Confi
guration\, Set-Up &\; Performance\n\nExperience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Cur
ious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Developer\n\n-------------------
--------\n\nAegir is a distributed provisioning system for Drupal that all
ows you to manage thousands of sites across as many concurrent instances o
f Drupal on as many servers as you need. It's built on Drupal itself\, so
that your user interface to the system becomes a 'meta-drupal' site\, with
nodes representing all of your hosted sites and all of the components of
your hosting environment.\n\nWhether you are new to Aegir (or Drupal!) or
an experienced developer\, you will get a very good idea of where we are i
n the development of this project and the latest new features we are givin
g to the community.\n\nSince the last DrupalCon\, we have implemented mult
i-server and DNS support\, a huge leap forward in our roadmap. We have als
o made improvements to the workflow processes related to migrating sites b
etween Development\, Staging and Production environments.\n\nAgenda:\n\n *
installing the aegir hosting system - easy!\n * spawning instances of Ope
nAtrium - easy!\n * cloning\, upgrading and maintaing sites - easy!\n * th
e unsolved problem of staging workflow in Drupal - easier!\n * the aegir r
oadmap - where we go next\n\nFor more information on Aegir\, check out the
Aegir user group and keep up to date with the Aegir posts on developments
eed.org.\n\nIn Norse mythology\, Aegir was the god of the oceans and if a
Drupal site is a drop of water\, Aegir is the deity of large bodies of wat
er.
DTSTART:20100826T133000
DTEND:20100826T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 11 Microsoft
SUMMARY:Aegir - one Drupal to rule them all!
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222112CEST-9931GEGDgB@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nSam Boyer\n\n\nTrack: Code &\; Development\n\nE
xperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Developer\, Themer\n
\n---------------------------\n\nRIP CVS - Drupal is going git! This sessi
on will cover the fundamentals you'll need to know in order to work with g
it. We'll do basic git instruction\, then move on into additional informat
ion and techniques that'll make working with the new drupal.org git infras
tructure a breeze. Whether you're a maintainer\, contributor\, or just use
Drupal at your work\, this session will give you a working knowledge of h
ow git and drupal fit together.\n\nAs we'll be running through some of idi
osyncracies of the drupal.org git infrastructure and the extensions that'l
l be written for it\, even experienced git users are likely to get somethi
ng from this session.
DTSTART:20100826T133000
DTEND:20100826T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 12 Trellon
SUMMARY:Git Fundamentals
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0017LOuHED@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202112Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nCédric Perronnet\nFranck Deroche\n\n\nTrack: Drup
al for Business\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus:
Curious\, Project Manager\n\n---------------------------\n\nJust after Sze
ged drupalcon\, we won a competition for the building of a generic media p
latform for the french public national radio group\, Radio France. The ide
a was to have some common basis for all their websites\, grouped in a drup
al website. Then each of their radio site\, or any site they would produce
\, would be run under this platform.\nThere was an economical interest for
them as well as getting a dedicated team with a good knowledge of this pl
atform.\nWe will begin with some general aspect of how we worked all toget
her. We will give volumetric of the project and we will continue with mor
e technical aspect on how we solved some problems any media company has to
deal with like :\n - having your journalists working even if you
r hosting provider is down or site under heavy load\n - dealing w
ith easy wysiwyg\, media library\, drag and drop\n - importing da
ta from the existing information system\n - heavy workflow\n
- copyright issues\n - single sign on across website galaxy
\n - search engine\n - ergonomic backoffice\n -
continuous integration\n - media planning and future publishing
\n - data conservation / archive building\n - cache and p
utting it all in an high availability stack\n\nWe will also show and expla
in an exclusive module for content management and easy node composition ca
lled Scald.
DTSTART:20100826T133000
DTEND:20100826T143000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 20 Valhalla
SUMMARY:Creating a generic platform for a national media company : showcase
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0172nZvh3S@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nAdrien Baumann\nFrédéric G. MARAND\nSandrine\nSi
bel Demircan\n\n\nTrack: Introducing Drupal\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Inte
rmediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\, Project Manager\, Developer
\n\n---------------------------\n\nIn this session we would like to share
our experience and talk about 15 contributed modules (pros\, cons\, needed
tweaks\, interaction with each other\, ...) that helped us build the comm
unity part of the french news website www.lefigaro.fr.\n\nHere is the list
of modules we will be talking about.\n- Messaging\n- Private Message\n- N
otifications\n- Activity\n- Facebook Status\n- Profile Privacy\n- Profile
Complete Percent\n- Content Profile\n- Avatar Selection\n- User Relationsh
ip\n- User Workflow\n- Flags\n- Organic Groups\n- Weblinks\n- Shorten
DTSTART:20100826T144500
DTEND:20100826T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:15 Modules to help you build a community website.
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-021605SCes@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nDaniel Wehner\n\n\nTrack: Code &\; Development
\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Devel
oper\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nThis session will be about
the changes to views in the views 3.x development cycle.\nBeside the big
improvement of pluggable query backends(query from flickr etc.) views supp
orts\na bunch of more features of sql and has some more internal features.
\n\n\nA short list of changes\n\n * Pluggable query backend\n * AND/OR
support\n * GROUPBY support\n * better export code\n * UI stuff\n
* exposed forms\n * pluggable pagers\n * semantic support\n * reall
y translation support\n * too many more to write them down
DTSTART:20100826T144500
DTEND:20100826T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 12 Trellon
SUMMARY:Views 3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0275PPHpPW@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nGábor Hojtsy\nJose Reyero\n\n\nTrack: Code &\;
Development\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, De
veloper\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nGábor Hojtsy just had
a session a year ago introducing http://localize.drupal.org/ and its a fas
t growing member of the drupal.org site family ever since. It got the new
redesigned theme second (after the Drupal Association) and its features an
d usability is continually expanded and reviewed.\n\nIn this session we'd
like to take you to backstage showing how localizing Drupal the software w
orks and how you can plug in your modules and themes to be localizable as
well. What's supported on drupal.org and how can you localize your own sof
tware you built in-house?\n\nWhat about the APIs to use to localize certai
n parts of your modules? Where's the boundary from localization to user in
put translation? How can we avoid common mistakes? (We'll touch a little o
n user provided content translation\, but on that topic\, the session titl
ed Translation management for the enterprise is suggested).\n\nThen we'll
see how the same modules are used for Translate Open Atrium to power your
own organization server and use it to translate your custom modules built
in-house\, or a full Drupal distribution like Open Atrium.\n\nSession imag
e from http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixagraphic/4244292846/
DTSTART:20100826T144500
DTEND:20100826T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Backstage with Drupal localization
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0362rKp4Uh@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nJ-P Stacey\nRich Middleditch\n\n\nTrack: Theming\,
Design &\; Usability\n\nExperience: Beginner\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decis
ion Maker\, Project Manager\n\n---------------------------\n\nDrupal lends
itself well to modular\, separately deployable code. This means you can o
ften reduce quite large Drupal-based projects to sets of minimum deployabl
e features (MDFs) - informally speaking\, chunks of functionality which ge
t a particular job done\, and don't look weird on their own - which quickl
y start to take shape as Drupal development plans.\n\nBut big (or mission-
critical) projects need more certainty than that. They need to handle and
where possible minimize risk: the possibility that the unspoken contents o
f the feature requester's brain don't eventually realise themselves as a u
sable\, functional MDF in time and on budget. This includes doing the foll
owing:\n\n * Work out what the full range of features for your site need t
o be\n * Sense-check them outside the assumptions of the project team\n *
Turn a feature specification into a development plan\n * Ensure the usabil
ity of the functionality you're about to develop\n * Agree on what 'done'
looks like: the minimum deployable *use case*\n * Check that it makes sens
e to your end users\n * Make old features robust\, even as new and maybe c
onflicting features are deployed\n\nHow can you cover all these bases\, an
d get a large and sometimes geographically (and institutionally) distribut
ed team to agree at every stage?\n\nThis session will explain using exampl
es from real\, large-scale projects how user personas (a concept adopted b
y agile project management) can be built into your Drupal site\, your spec
ification and even the decision-making process for the project team. \n\n
* What are user personas?\n * Why do we create user personas?\n * How does
the persona influence the spec?\n * Where do we implement the personas in
Drupal?\n * Who has the final decision on 'what done looks like'?\n * Whe
n do the personas stop being useful?\n\nPersonas are fabricated users\, in
tended to represent core segments of the user base for a website. In the o
ffice and in meetings they can be used to argue for or against new feature
s\; on your Drupal site these personas can have a life of their own. With
the help of easily configurable automation and testing software they can p
rovide an acid test for functionality and usability\, and make sure that o
ld functionality keeps on running just fine.
DTSTART:20100826T144500
DTEND:20100826T154500
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 19 Acquia
SUMMARY:Imaginary users can save your Drupal site
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0406l0tO6u@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nYas Naoi\n\n\nTrack: Drupal for Business\n\nExperi
ence: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus: Curious\, Decision Maker\
, Project Manager\, Developer\n\n---------------------------\n\nWe are wor
king on building Hybrid Cloud for research and development purpose. Our p
roject goal is to realize managing not only Public Cloud but also Private
Cloud by developing operations even easier. We are managing Amazon EC2\,
and our Private Cloud by making our own Cloud management tool by Drupal\,
which we call Virtual Infra Manager beyond Drupal as a Content Management
System. --- Drupal as a fundamental of PaaS (Platform as a Service)\n\nWe
are happy to introduce our Virtual Infra Manager\, including its use case
\, architecture and design. We would like to show how Drupal can define t
o manage multiple Cloud infrastructures and why Drupal can be used as Web
Application Framework.\n\nKey Points Covered:\n\nDefinition of Cloud Compu
ting\nHow We Can Manage Cloud infrastructure\nOur Use Case and Requirement
s\nVirtual Infra Manager Architecture\nFeatures\nDemo\nQ & A and explorer
how we can contribute
DTSTART:20100826T160000
DTEND:20100826T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 10 Propeople
SUMMARY:How to Manage Your Cloud by Drupal
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0453J0OAXU@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nAmitai Burstein\n\n\nTrack: Code &\; Developmen
t\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Developer\n\n
---------------------------\n\nOrganic groups has undergone a complete rew
rite making it up to date with Drupal 7. The session will cover the differ
ences between Group and Organic groups\, and how Group is taking advantage
of the field API.\n\nWe will build a basic groups site without any coding
.\n\nLater\, for the benefit of module maintainers\, we will build an exam
ple module that integrates with Group in order to learn how to use its API
\, this way attendees will have a better understanding on how to upgrade t
he OG modules from version 6.\n\nYou are all invited\, it will be sababa!
DTSTART:20100826T160000
DTEND:20100826T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 12 Trellon
SUMMARY:Group (the new Organic groups) -- Building social networks in Drupa
l 7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0498Vog5Bv@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nSumit Kataria\n\n\nTrack: Code &\; Development
\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\n\nFocus: Curious\, Developer\n\n-
--------------------------\n\nA sequel to drupalcon SFO's http://sf2010.dr
upal.org/conference/sessions/developing-apps-iphoneipadandroid-using-drupa
l-base-system . We will be discussing/showing more advanced stuff in this
session. \n\nWith launch of iPad and NexusOne - iPhone/Android application
market can't be ignored. Both these technologies has great potential to u
se our existing web based tools such as drupal. You can totally use drupal
to manage/update your iPhone/Android native application.\n\nSome iPhone/d
rupal stuff I wrote in past at: http://civicactions.com/blog/sumit\n\nThis
session is about building native iPhone/iPad/Android applications using o
pensource web based technologies (http://www.appcelerator.com) with drupal
as base system to manage: content\, users\, views\, permissions etc.\nWha
t will be covered\n\n An introduction to Titanium Framework to develop
iPhone/Android apps using Titanium API\, web technologies like HTML5 and
jQuery etc\n Introduction to ServicesAPI and web standards [json\,xml
rpc]\n How to manage your application's data (content\, tables\, view
s\, users\, menus\, taxonomy etc) using drupal.\n We will build a liv
e app ... introduce you to some code here (ServicesAPI\, YQL\, jQuery and
Titanium API)\n Demo of some apps we build for Android and iPhone pla
tforms\n Questions!\n\nQuick demo of what we are going to discuss: ht
tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOzwOnEDinM
DTSTART:20100826T160000
DTEND:20100826T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 18 VPS.NET
SUMMARY:Developing Apps for iPhone/iPad/Android using drupal as Base System
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:20110520T222113CEST-0540FMrhGd@cph2010.drupal.org
DTSTAMP:20110520T202113Z
DESCRIPTION:Presenters:\nMaarten Verbaarschot\n\n\nTrack: Theming\, Design
&\; Usability\n\nExperience: Beginner\, Intermediate\, Expert\n\nFocus:
Developer\, Themer\n\n---------------------------\n\nMaking style sheets
easier to maintain for yourself and others\, by fully understanding and le
veraging Drupal’s theming system\, and thinking of what will happen tomo
rrow.\n\nWe’ve all seen them\; style sheets so large and confusing that
we ended up adding new styles at the bottom of the file we happened to hav
e open in our editor\, instead of looking for a proper location. It’s un
acceptable\, especially when working together with multiple themers. In th
is session we’ll take a look at common pitfalls\, ways to prevent these
situations and keep our styles more sustainable.\n\nCoverage:\n\n\nDrupalâ
€™s first impression on a themer\; CSS from modules\nCSS in themes and the
problem with style.css\nDealing with CSS from modules in your theme\n“R
eset†style sheets\; different methods and their risks\nHow to properly
implement a Reset CSS\, and why there’s no Reset CSS in core\n960.gs and
other grid frameworks\; just when you thought the table layout had left t
he building\nCSS-related issues in Drupal 6\, and contrib tools that can h
elp you work around them\nThe state of CSS in Drupal 7\nThoughts on Drupal
8
DTSTART:20100826T160000
DTEND:20100826T170000
LOCATION:Bella Center\, 19 Acquia
SUMMARY:Writing Better CSS for Drupal
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR