Drupal

With DrupalCamp Austin coming up this weekend, the web chefs have been working overtime to make things a bit easier on everyone at the camp. We’ve relaunched the website so that it works on everyone’s mobile devices while they hustle about between sessions. Instead of building a separate app, we’ve baked this mobile friendliness straight into the website using responsive web design.

It’s about that time again! Although it’s six months away DrupalCon Denver is ramping up, and session submissions are ready to be voted on by the wonderful Drupal community members. There are almost 600 submissions this year covering every aspect of design, development, mobile, and business strategy. Read on for the informational feasts prepared by the Web Chefs for Denver 2012:

Connecting a Github private repository to a private instance of Jenkins can be tricky. In this post I’ll show you how to configure both services so that pushes to your Github repository will automatically trigger builds in Jenkins, all while keeping both safely hidden from the general public.

SXSW voting ends Friday, September 2. Please help our your fellow Drupal community members by voting up their sessions! (And feel free to leave a comment if I overlooked your submission.)

OMG your RFP is killing me

Want to find out how mad your skillz are? Attendees of the DrupalCon London session, Mad Skillz: Become the Best in the World, will be rating their skillz in eighteen Drupal development categories. Points are also given for essential traits, like good communication skills.

Something distinctly British in honor of DrupalCon London. See you there tomorrow!

DrupalCon London is next week and if you’re lucky enough to attend, get ready to have your mind blown by the top minds in the Drupal community. We’re sending two web chefs to escape the Texas heat and bask in the grey skies and rich culture of London*. Here’s what they’ll be presenting:

This year’s DrupalCamp Austin (November 19-20, Saturday-Sunday) has added training sessions to our spicy camp fare! The training track will run concurrently with sessions to create an immersive learning experience. During registration, attendees can add half-day and full-day training courses à la carte to their camp ticket. Training entrees will include site building, PHP, performance, and theming.

Drupal 7 has been released! At the time of this writing there are 308 parties planned in 97 countries including our very own release party here in Austin, TX. That means today a lot of people will be talking about Drupal.

After two and half years of the blood, sweat, and tears of hundreds of developers – Drupal 7’s release is merely days away. To mark the occasion, user groups from all over the world are celebrating as Drupalistas know best – with a party.

But we’re not the only ones – there are now more than 238 300 parties, in over 80 90 countries. This should be proof enough that Drupal enthusiasts all over the world are more than a litttle excited about January 7, 2011.