Drupal Camp

This Friday, May 18th, the University of Texas at Austin will host their first UT Austin DrupalCamp.

We’re excited to announce that our very own David Diers will be presenting two talks at the event!

Drupal Mario Bros: Best Practice Workflows for Developing and Maintaining Drupal Websites
A best practices session for anyone currently working with, or planning to work with, Drupal.

Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM at FAC 10

Four Kitchens is sponsoring DrupalCamp Stanford and web chef Diana Montalion Dupuis is in sunny Palo Alto to offer two sessions: Drupal for NonGeeks and Mad Skillz: Be the Best in the World.

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.

This year’s DrupalCamp Austin includes a dedicated training track, so you can immerse yourself in an weekend-long educational experience! Trainings will be given by world-class Drupalers on a variety of essential topics. Attendees add training sessions à la carte to their camp registration ticket, combining camp-style sessions with hands-on, dive-deeper training in subjects like site building, security, and responsive design.

This year’s DrupalCamp will be held November 19-20 (Sat-Sun) at the AT&T Conference Center near the UT campus. We WILL sell out, so please register soon. Registration includes breakfast and parking as well, making this the CHEAPEST DrupalCamp Austin yet!

Only $30 gets you access to:

• 30+ sessions
• Amazing speakers from the local and global Drupal communities
• Free parking and breakfast
• An exclusive after-party at the Violet Crown Social Club

This year’s speakers include:

I had a really great time attending Drupal Camp Asheville and giving presentations there, a my “Debugging Techniques for Drupal and LAMP” (I have presented versions of that before, most recently at DrupalCamp Colorado) and a new presentation, “Simple DevOps Using Jenkins.”

Four Kitchens is headed to the big D for Dallas Drupal Days on July 8–9 and we’re bringing a big batch of presentations with us. Nine to be exact. Four of them are just on design and theming, which we’re especially excited about as we continue our push into the arena of mobile and responsive design.