Howdy all Texas (and beyond) Drupalers. Thought we'd send along a few updates on our upcoming DrupalCamp Dallas.
Thirty Sessions of General Awesomeness
We have finalized the schedule and put together 30 different Drupal sessions for you, half in the Sitebuilder / Webmaster track and half for you Drupal Developers. We have a wide range of topics, including a few you probably haven't seen at other Camps. We have the grand winner of the Acquia Gardens Design Competition showing you how to quickly build sites in Drupal Gardens. We have a member of the Acquia Drupal Commons development team here to show you their new distribution that's perfect for rapid-deployment of community websites.
We have Jay Batson, co-founder of Acquia speaking on ... well, whatever he wants. We have sessions on Drupal basics, small and large-scale Drupal deployments, performance, SEO, debugging, development workflow, mobile Drupal, Facebook integration, theming, building a Drupal business, CiviCRM, module development, and much more.
Giveaways Of Which You Are Unworthy
Some very generous sponsors are providing us with crates of amazing free prizes to many lucky attendees. Crossvale is giving away a Canon T2i Digital SLR at the Friday night party. Cubicle Depot is giving away a geek dream chair - the 1000ドル ME8ERGLO Ergohuman. Sonus is supplying a ZonePlayer S5 and a Zonebridge. We have several boxes of books. And much, much more- your odds of winning something are about a million times better than any Texas Lottery game.
Register Now!
If you haven't already, go and register now! You just won't find a better bang for your Drupal buck anywhere. The 20% off discount code ("ugdrupalOC10") is active for just a few more femtoseconds, so don't wait any longer. And don't forget to get a room at the CAMP hotel for Friday and/or Saturday. There's simply too much going on to go home.
We are still looking for members of the local and regional Drupal community to volunteer or help staff the Drupal table of the Genius Lounge, where we help those with Drupal issues. You don't want there to be more Wordpress or .NET experts there, do you?