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aimee maree forsstrom

30 June 2010
aimee_maree
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One Laptop Per Child Australia
Australia
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Freelancing in Web Development since 2006 with main work focusing on Drupal 6 since 2008. Over the past two years I have been involved in small to larger Drupal website development projects performing lead development and business analysis. Experience with Large Government and Commercial web site/application projects. Over 10 years of experience working within Information Technology in the arenas of both Web Development and Network Engineering.

Drupal 7 entities and fields ... transitioning to D7

Kevin Bridges 30 June 2010
Type:  Session in official program

In this session we will explore Drupal 7 entities and fields from a coders perspective. This will be a technical overview of the changes that have been introduced to content types in Drupal 7 and will walk through the creation of a basic content type including widgets, fields and formatters.

In this session we will explore Drupal 7 entities, bundles and fields from a coders perspective. This will be a technical overview of the changes that have been introduced to content types in Drupal 7 and will walk through the creation of a basic content type including widgets, fields and formatters.

Resources:  Slides

Small Shops and Freelancers: How to Cultivate and Nourish Fruitful Relationships

Steve Kessler 30 June 2010
Type:  Not planned session

It’s not the big that eat the small; it’s the fast that eat the slow. Partnering with a small shop or freelancer can give your organization the flexibility and speed it needs to succeed, however it can be difficult to find skilled, dependable contractors. In this session, Steve Kessler of Denver DataMan gives away all their best secrets about how to cultivate and nourish fruitful relationships with small shops and freelancers from both a client and vendor perspective.

It’s not the big that eat the small; it’s the fast that eat the slow. Partnering with a small shop or freelancer can give your organization the flexibility and speed it needs to succeed, however it can be difficult to find skilled, dependable contractors. In this session, Steve Kessler of Denver DataMan gives away all their best secrets about how to cultivate and nourish fruitful relationships with small shops and freelancers from both a client and vendor perspective.

Kyle Cunningham

30 June 2010
Kyle "The Yellow Dart" Cunningham
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Trellon
United States
Language (Primary) English
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CitizenKane
120977
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Geospatial Drupal: Tools to survive the coming Zombie Apocalypse

Kyle Cunningham 30 June 2010
Type:  Not planned session

The zombie apocalypse is on the way. Thankfully, we have the tools to prepare ourselves. This presentation will cover the use of geospatial databases to store and process geographic data. Further, this presentation will show how geospatial databases can be integrated with Drupal to form the perfect tool to prepare ourselves for the impending hoards of the undead.

The zombie apocalypse is on the way. Thankfully, we have the tools to prepare ourselves. This presentation will cover the use of geospatial databases to store and process geographic data. Further, this presentation will show how geospatial databases can be integrated with Drupal to form the perfect tool to prepare ourselves for the impending hoards of the undead.

John Noceda

30 June 2010
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Norwegian Online Communication Experts DA
Norway
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JohnNoc
70994
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Grzegorz Dudek

30 June 2010
Grzegorz Dudek
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Media Regionalne
Poland
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gdud
459982

Joakim Stai

30 June 2010
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NodeOne
Norway
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ximo
88701
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ximo

Sharpen your Axe- How We Reduced Development Time by more than 80%

Richard Jones 29 June 2010
Type:  Session in official program

Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.
Abraham Lincoln

How a well prepared baseline can cut development time by 80%

Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.
Abraham Lincoln

Despite such a wise dictum and lots of personal experience to teach us otherwise, we find continued pressure to dive into projects with little to no planning in efforts to “go faster”.

However the goal 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 to go much, much faster.

Focussing on the Site Owner Experience - your pathway to profit and happiness.

Richard Jones 29 June 2010
Type:  Not planned session

Developers love Drupal for a hundred reasons, not least because it makes you look like a rockstar coder whose answer to any functional request is always 'Yes I can'.

However answer me this honestly, how did the training and handover to the client go ? Did you find yourself apologising or explaining away certain areas or buttons that don't actually do anything - or worse "ah this is actually a developer's feature".

Developers love Drupal for a hundred reasons, not least because it makes you look like a rockstar coder whose answer to any functional request is always 'Yes I can'.

However answer me this honestly, how did the training and handover to the client go ? Did you find yourself apologising or explaining away certain areas or buttons that don't actually do anything - or worse "ah this is actually a developer's feature".

Like me, you may have looked at the admin themes out there as an aftermarket bolt on to improve this - or perhaps you're happy for your clients to use the little black bar?