Drupal

Sometimes it pays to be short - you always end up in the front row :)

NedCamp 2023 was a really terrific camp again this year.

I taught the Absolute Beginner's Guide to Drupal on the training day and really enjoyed the sessions at the camp, and connecting with a lot of people I know.

Great time!

It was 37F when I left Parkersburg WV this morning.  I wanted to ride Hwy 50 all the way into DC.  

Highway 50 runs the width of the country, starting (or ending) in Washington DC and passes through Aurora WV, a tiny hamlet along the way.

For years I have eaten at a family restaurant there but sadly, it has closed down.

I watched the DriesNote from DrupalCon Lille this morning and I’m pretty excited about the future plans for Drupal!  Dries talked about a lot of things (in a pretty creative narrative!!), including a new marketing initiative which I think is awesome, but these are the big ones for me.  

Have you ever gotten frustrated with TinyURL or Bit.ly when you couldn't get the shortcut you wanted?  Happens to me all the time.

Not any more.

Updated: Added the video below

I presented the session "The Ultimate Guide to Media in Drupal" at Drupal Camp Asheville on July 8, 2023.  

Here are the updated slides:

I'll be heading to Drupal Camp Asheville in a week (https://www.drupalasheville.com).  I'm pretty excited to be presenting a training and a session.

Over at OSTraining, our students use a Github repository (https://github.com/imrodmartin/ddev-gitpod) to create as many Drupal websites as they need to take our classes. This repository creates Drupal sites hosted at GitPod.io and it's really an amazing tool!

I'm here in Florida at Drupal Camp Florida 2023! This is always a really great event!

I'm presenting the Ultimate Guide to Media - https://www.fldrupal.camp/session/ultimate-guide-configuring-media-modu….

The slides are attached below.

I'm pretty excited to be sharing a couple of sessions at NedCamp 2022 (https://nedcamp.org) for OSTraining (https://ostraining.com)

The challenge - teach Drupal in 45 minutes but leave room for questions!

Well... here are the slides at least :)