The 2013 DrupalCon North American Selection Committee is looking for input from the Drupal community to help select the location for DrupalCon North America in 2013.

Tell us what you think by taking the 2013 straw poll (open through June 19, 2011), go to: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/drupalconpoll

Or, if your community is interested in being considered as a host city, please use the 2013 City Nomination form (open through June 19, 2011): see http://association.drupal.org/node/964

For more information on the 2013 process, see: http://association.drupal.org/node/1014

Please let us know what you think!

Hey, Drupallers:

Are you looking for ways to contribute something back to Drupal? Want to learn new and exciting things about the infrastructure --both in technology and in people-- that keeps this awesome Drupal machine humming?

Join us on 12th June for a Patch Review Mini-Workshop! Experienced Drupal contributors will be on-hand all day long to show you the ropes and get you running on a task that's crucial to maintaining Drupal's momentum.

Dallas Drupal Days, July 8 - 9, UT Dallas campus, School of Management.

Organized for the third year by the Dallas Drupal Users Group, Dallas Drupal Days is a two day, community-centered event for learning, teaching and sharing
Drupal.

Each day will feature a keynote speaker followed by three tracks of sessions all day. Breakfast and lunch are included in the nominal registration fee. Come to both days for 70,ドル or just the Saturday Drupal Camp for 35ドル.

The Drupal Design Camp Boston 2011 website is officially up! This means you can now:

1. Register
2. Propose a session-proposals are due June 12
3. Promote the session by adding a conference badge to your website, email signature, or blog.

In keeping with the spirit of an unconference, we're also inviting everyone in the community to contribute to the design of the site by submitting their own original artwork to rotate as the background of the site. When you register, go ahead and add an image to this growing rotation of stunning photos, drawings, and graphics!

COD ships with the ability for "crowd-sourced" rating of sessions. The idea is to the the wider community have a say in DrupalCon session selection. I think this is a wonderful goal.

The practical reality, however, is this:

BAD CAMP 2011
Bay Area Drupal Camp
October 21st, 22nd & 23rd, 2011
UC Berkeley Campus

The fifth annual Bay Area Drupal Camp will take place October 21st, 22nd & 23rd, 2011 on UC Berkeley Campus in California.

Register: Registration will open Friday Aug 5th at http://badcamp.net

Speak: Start working on your sessions, submissions will open with registration this year.

join top drupal designers and developers for 2 days of focussed workshops, sessions & discussions on design and drupal. This event will shake the very foundation of Drupal & how druplicon looks at itself will it end up purple ?

See http://drupaldesigncamp.net/

The third edition of DrupalCamp Central America will be held at Puntarenas, Costa Rica, from june 2nd to june 4th, 2011. Registrations are open until may 18th.

More information about registrations and payment methods: http://drupal-centroamerica.org/en/registration

Most of the sessions will be in Spanish, but some of them are going to be in English. You can vote for your favorite sessions on the list of proposals:
http://drupal-centroamerica.org/en/conferencias

We invite those who are interested in sharing their Drupal knowledge to propose additional sessions:
http://drupal-centroamerica.org/en/node/add/sesion

Please check our web site for more information: http://drupal-centroamerica.org

pura vida.

We need to start thinking and talking about what approaches we're going to take in Drupal 8 with regards to design for mobile.

My own opinion is that we should probably be looking really closely at responsive design and how we might apply or adapt the patterns emerging in that field. The idea of "one web" and a unified design and user experience independent of device appeals to me. I don't want an impoverished mobile experience, so please don't assume what I want to see or do just because I'm on a tablet or handset.

The third annual Drupal Design Camp Boston, the Drupal community's first camp dedicated to design, will take place again at the MIT Stata Center on June 25-26. Each year, 315+ Drupalists gather in Cambridge to discuss ideas and take part in interactive sessions on the future of Drupal, focusing on everything from usability to technology from a design perspective.

Website:

http://boston2011.design4drupal.org

Location: