Introducing Drupal

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The drupal.org redesign tag has all issues. Details on contributing are in the Drupal.org redesign implementers group.

For background info, see How Drupal.org is built and How Drupal.org uses Drupal.

Drupal.org is migrating from CVS to git. That means core and contrib, every module and every theme, every install profile - everything that was once held in CVS will be moved over to git. For the initial conversion, which we're calling phase 2, our goal is more or less 1:1 feature parity with what we do in CVS now. The big goodies will come later, in phase 3.

-Drupal User Group
-Local group or linguistic group
-Industries related group
-Drupal association worldwide

Should we adopt a Drupal Code of Conduct (#DCOC) ?
How can can it works together ?
How can it help Drupal grow ?

This session is more a place holder to have a panel with representative of Drupal User Groups and DA to share experiences and see what works and doesn't works.

From Dries' original typo trying to register the Dutch word for community,
... to the adoption of Drupal by kerneltrap.org
... to the jump across the Atlantic and some of the first and still prominent Drupal-based companies coming out of the Howard Dean presidential campaign,
... to the weekend from hell and Drupal.org finally moving to dedicated servers,
... to the camps now being held on six continents,
we'll look at how has Drupal spread throughout the world and try to pinpoint turning points in the development of the Drupal community.

June 2010 we took a bold leap as a new company and decided to spend part our summer developing an Open-Source Internet Curriculum. We partnered with COSOLA-MACILE, a non-profit organization focused on K-12 education in less advantaged communities.

In July, we are travelling to Itabo, Dominican Republic to teach 6th-12th grade students and teachers about the Internet, Open-Source technology and Drupal, using Drupal Gardens as the primary teaching tool. The Pilot Program will run for approximately 2-weeks as an after school program open to interested MACILE participants.

This session will introduce how you can activate different languages in Drupal 7, configure the language negotation and how you can build a small multilingual brochure website.

It will demonstrate the locale and content translation modules from core and some of the functionality provided by the i18n and views modules. Hopefully some of the functionality of i18n will have been ported by then.

The session will also highlight some of the changes between D6 and D7.

How to use the issue queue is documented on http://drupal.org/node/317 but we needs hands to help closing a lot of dead wood issues and prevent developers to be overwhelmed by newly created issues.

For this to happen we need triage team members and useful instructions and permissions of developers about who and what can be tempered with in their issue queue.

On http://drupal.org/node/838682 an effort is made to document what we normal soles can do about it.

Everyone being able to enable a module or theme could help with this handson session.

Will cover products configuration, catalog, shipping, payment systems, and basic store creation. A full walk through.

If there's something you really want to have more information on, or have been struggling with, please comment, and I will try to make sure it is one of the points I address in the presentation.

A user exists in a community website through their identity. But identity informations are not to be displayed to everyone.
In this session we will talk about tools we used and developed to create, manage and moderate those identities, as well as modules and techniques to provide privacy and confidentiality management.

A few points that will be discussed during this session:
- Profile and Profile Privacy
- Multistep register
- User Workflow
- User roles and User Relationships
- Access control and confidentiality cursor

In 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 community part of the french news website www.lefigaro.fr.

Here is the list of modules we will be talking about.
- Messaging
- Private Message
- Notifications
- Activity
- Facebook Status
- Profile Privacy
- Profile Complete Percent
- Content Profile
- Avatar Selection
- User Relationship
- User Workflow
- Flags
- Organic Groups
- Weblinks
- Shorten