Austin

Join 20+ of your new best Drupal friends for an Austin Drupal Users Group in-person meetup.

Once again, we'll be meeting at the offices of our gracious hosts, Material+: https://materialplus.io/

And, yet again, BigTuna Interactive will be providing food and drinks: https://www.bigtunainteractive.com/

After recovering from the joyous Drupal CMS launch party in January, join us for the next chapter of the Austin Drupal Users Group's in-person meetups.

Once again, we'll be meeting at the offices of our gracious hosts, Material+.

We'll be treated to pizza and drinks by our friends at BigTuna Interactive.

Agenda:

5:00pm - Coworking/collaboration/contribution time

Join fellow Austin area Drupalers to celebrate the launch of Drupal CMS 1.0 in person at the offices of Material+

We'll also be celebrating Drupal 7's long life (end of life was Jan 5) and Drupal's 24th birthday and looking toward more Drupal events, collaboration, and growth in the Austin area in 2025.

Whether you are an experienced Drupaler or are interested in learning more, this event is perfect for you!

Come meet someone new in our inclusive and welcoming community; you never know where it might lead.

You must RSVP on meetup.com to be added to the guest list.

After a long hiatus, we're looking to kickstart in-person events once again. We'll have an open discussion around two topics:

Drupalcon

• What's the deal with project starshot?
• Favorite sessions?

Future of Austin and Texas user groups

• What is the current state
• What should we be doing going forward
• Anyone interested in organizing or speaking should join us

Agenda

6pm - Doors open
6:30pm - Drupalcon Discussion
7:15pm - User Group Discussion
8pm - Doors close

Interested in learning more about Drupal 9?

June brought us the release of Drupal 9, the most recent entry that works on an updated Symfony 4.4.

Join us this September 10th on this webinar, we have more than 10 years of experience developing with Drupal and we'll be going deep into this new version and talking about what's in it, how to create websites in Drupal 9, managing content and much more.

Registration is open now at https://www.rootstack.com/en/event/what-deal-new-drupal-9

See you there!

RSVP and Zoom links at the end

Presenter: Mauricio Dinarte (Drupal.org: dinarcon), Instructor at UnderstandDrupal.com

Starting with Drupal 8, the Migrate API makes it possible to write and execute migrations without having to write PHP code. It is also possible to execute them from the Drupal administration interface if the command line is not available or you prefer not to use it.

Drupal 9 is slated for release in 2020! Come learn how to contribute to Drupal and be a part of a great Austin and global Drupal community.

Are you new to Drupal? Maybe you know Drupal 7, but don't know Drupal 8. Don't let that stop you! We'd love to have you if you're new and/or this is your first time contributing. Any contribution is a good contribution! Everyone is welcome!

If you have built a site in Drupal, you can contribute. Bring your laptop. The focus of the weekend is Drupal 8 core and contrib issues, but please come and work on what you want.

Hi,

I have a client that needs their Drupal 7 site %100 AA accessible by January 1st, 2020. Although I am a Drupal developer, I have been working primarily with Wordpress the last couple years and I am far from an expert in accessibility. Is there anyone in this group available to help out? Or, can anyone recommend someone?

Thanks in advance

J.P. Hayes

Yee-haw! Saddle up and get ready for the fourth annual Texas Camp. We’re rounding up every member of the community from the Lone Star state and beyond to bring you a new experience in Drupal Camps. We have a full day of trainings and a full day of sessions prepared for y'all!

This year's camp will be held in the heart of downtown San Antonio at CodeUp.

Visit the website: http://2019.texascamp.org/
Check out the schedule: https://2019.texascamp.org/schedule
(^) Buy your ticket: https://opencollective.com/drupalatx/events/texas-camp-2019-19178ev#tickets

Hello Drupal Austin,

The Open Source Initiative (https://opensource.org) has been invited to host a booth at the upcoming Percona Live Open Source Database Conference, set for 29-30 May 2019 in Austin, Texas.--but we need our your help.

We're reaching out to the local Austin (and surrounding area) open source community with an invitation to attend the conference on the OSI's behalf--in support of open source software and the OSI's work.

Join us this month for a special presentation from our guest speaker Chris Russo of Savas Labs coming all the way from Durham, NC!

Note: We're meeting at WeWork University Park this month

Topic

In the best-case scenario, an open source project is comprised of a virtuous, reciprocal community in which participants donate their time to improve a tool that is freely available to all people. The anti-tragedy of the commons, a utopian sharing economy, if you will. This representation of open source projects jibes well with those who favor a decentralized and democratic organization methodology, but does it sync with how open source works in the wild? Or is there more we should consider when we're thinking about contributing to open source?

Hi folks,
is anyone interested in spending a half or whole day over the global contribution weekend doing something to contribute to Drupal?

I didn't see anything planned for our part of the world and thought it might be fun to have something happen in Austin.

Selwyn

I am planning a whole day of mentor-guided, self-led Drupal training in Bryan/College Station. I don't have any details yet-- was just interested in it and came across https://buildamodule.com/train as a super guide that looks really approachable. My Drupal 8 is currently very limited to just a few personal, one-off projects, but I am ramping up and want to share what I've got and learn more.

I am looking for organizers, mentors, old friends I haven't seen in a while :), and of course attendees!

Thoughts?

Calling all advanced and intermediate Drupal and PHP developers to join the fight against homelessness this Saturday June 23rd!

Help contribute to HopeOneSource’s (Hope with Love) nonprofit mission to increase access to local services for those in need which has helped reduce overall homelessness in DC since this Drupal based tech solution launched 2.5 years ago.

This code sprint will help ensure the platform scales beyond DC to help those who are most vulnerable in other regions gain access to the vital and often life-saving services and resource they need.

Let’s get together for lunch and some Drupal community time. Everyone is welcome!

** Please note, this was rescheduled from 3/28 to 4/4 to give people time to address Drupalgeddon 2.0 **

See https://www.drupal.org/psa-2018-001 to make sure you know how to best keep your website up-to-date.

Yee-haw! Saddle up and get ready for the 2018 Texas Camp. We’re rounding up every member of the community from the Lone Star state and beyond to bring you a new experience in Drupal Camps. Come join the Texas Drupal community for 3 days of knowledge sharing, community-building, and all the brisket you can handle.

Learn more about the camp on texascamp.org.

TICKETS
Training tickets are 25ドル and get you into a training on Thursday.
Regular tickets are 50ドル and get you into the camp on Friday and Saturday.

This 5-day course is for full stack developers who want to see how Drupal works from the ground up. This class is for students who are programmers inheriting a Drupal development, preparing to update or build a new Drupal project, or looking to firm up best practice knowledge in preparation for the Acquia Certified Developer exam.
Quickly get developers running full speed ahead in Drupal, and convey a full understanding of how Drupal sites are constructed and how the system works.
Day 1: Site Building
Day 2: Site Building
Day 3: Layout & Theming (accelerated)
Day 4: Module Development

If you have QA testing, D7 and D8 experience and ideally with Behat please contact me at cmcgrath@celebratedrupal.com Thanks!

This 5-day course is for full stack developers who want to see how Drupal works from the ground up. This class is for students who are programmers inheriting a Drupal development, preparing to update or build a new Drupal project, or looking to firm up best practice knowledge in preparation for the Acquia Certified Developer exam.
Quickly get developers running full speed ahead in Drupal, and convey a full understanding of how Drupal sites are constructed and how the system works.
Day 1: Site Building
Day 2: Site Building
Day 3: Layout & Theming (accelerated)
Day 4: Module Development

Presenter: Seth Silesky, Developer @ Amazee Labs

GraphQL is a powerful new language that allows developers to reduce the number of API calls your app makes.

We're going to look at:

• the features of the query language
• an example in node
• an example in drupal

Food & drinks sponsored by Four Kitchens and Amazee Labs