Intermediate

JQuery is a very useful little Javascript library that lets work magic into your html page in many ways. We will look into it in detail

• What is JQuery?
• Do I need this?
• How to use it. Live demo building up from simple to complex plugins
• DOM, CSS and JQuery: How to manipulate my page
• How to use JQuery UI and other libraries
• Integration in Drupal. What will change with Durpal 7?
• Ajax or how to get things from the server without reloading the page
• How to get useful Resources and Plugins

Drupal has the technical infrastructure for running multilingual sites. Knowing the ins and outs of the system and configuration, however, is not a trivial task.

Building scalable translation workflows that fit your organization's needs is even harder. How can you run a truly multilingual site with Drupal without going insane or broke?

The new Translation Management module is how. Built as a wrapper on top of Drupal's core translation tools and the i18n module, the Translation Management module is a new effort to automate or streamline the entire process.

Organic groups has undergone a complete rewrite making it up to date with Drupal 7. The session will cover the differences between Group and Organic groups, and how Group is taking advantage of the field API.

We will build a basic groups site without any coding.

Later, for the benefit of module maintainers, we will build an example 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 the OG modules from version 6.

Drupal's theme layer is very flexible and can accommodate just about any web design. It's important for designers to remember, however, that they're not really creating a page — they're building a complete system to house the all of the site's content.

In this session, we will talk about concepting and creating a Drupal-optimized design.

Image credit: agjimenez on Flickr (CC BY-ND).

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A sequel to drupalcon SFO's http://sf2010.drupal.org/conference/sessions/developing-apps-iphoneipada... . We will be discussing/showing more advanced stuff in this session.

With launch of iPad and NexusOne - iPhone/Android application market can't be ignored. Both these technologies has great potential to use our existing web based tools such as drupal. You can totally use drupal to manage/update your iPhone/Android native application.

Some iPhone/drupal stuff I wrote in past at: http://civicactions.com/blog/sumit

Mobile Strategy is becoming critical to websites and companies who want to provide their users with more accessible and interactive information while on the go. Iphone Apps provide a great way for these organizations to adapt their content and features to an integrated mobile experience.

With the rising popularity of these apps, we need a standard Drupal iPhone application or Library to begin working with when developing apps that reference Drupal content. Today's solution is a Library that leverages the power of Cocoa/obj-c and connects it to Drupal.

OpenPublish is a packaged distribution of Drupal, tailored to the needs of online publishers. First released about a year ago, it has quickly gained momentum. It already has hundreds of active installations, thousands of downloads, professional support from Phase2, Acquia and their partners, 9 minor releases and two major releases and that's just the beginning. It is the obvious choice for news publishers who want to get a head-start on Drupal.

Have you wanted to set your site up on the Amazon EC2 Cloud and run your Drupal site on it. Have you wondered about what the language you hear, Elastic IP, EBS Volumes, Snapshots, Instances? Been confused about what it costs to run your web sites on EC2?

This will clear the fog up for you so you can start to use EC2 as your host.

We will go over the language of Amazon cloud hosting.
Setting up and instance and attaching an EBS volume
Looking at scripts to automate the restore and setup of an EBS disk.
Adding an Elastic IP address