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The Web team at CWRU will review their recent transition to Drupal 8.

In January of 2017, CWRU began the process of changing their CMS from TerminalFour to Drupal 8. By June of 2018, they had migrated over 135 sites into Drupal.

During this presentation, the CWRU team will show you how they planned and prepared for the migration, created the build, and leveraged Content Hub to syndicate content in our multisite environment.

Let's get together and see what you've been working on Drupal-wise. We'll get some info on the refresh of engagecsu.com using Drupal 8. Bring you're Drupal questions and please share your knowledge.

Location

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The Event

Join us for 3 days this summer in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for the 2018 Midwest Drupal Summit.

EDoC is a one-day conference held in scenic Erie, PA for software developers of all skill levels to meet, converse, and learn.

Every year we invite incredible speakers to come share their expert knowledge with over 200 of the region’s top developers. There is something for everyone; software engineering, team management, tool demos, community building, and more including a killer after party!

SyncShow, a digital marketing agency located in Cleveland, OH, is looking for a Drupal developer to assist with some website updates for one of our clients.

Our client, an accounting firm, has a website that is built on Drupal that needs to be updated to meet their compliance needs. Unfortunately, our team does not possess the expertise to be able to execute these seemingly minor updates to their site. Please see below for what would need to be updated:

• Modify header so that a menu item currently appearing on all pages only displays on certain pages

The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel ("OCC") has posted the following Request for Proposal (RFP) on January 11, 2018.

OCC-18-040 Web Developer for Drupal Web Project

The OCC is soliciting competitive sealed proposals (Proposals) for Independent Contractors for technical assistance with regarding this proposal.

Drupal Pittsburgh,

We are welcoming you to attend Drupal Camp PA 2017. Registration is open and we just posted our schedule. We have some exciting speakers lined up with very interesting sessions and workshop topics.

Drupal Camp PA will be held on Friday, September 22nd, 2017 & Saturday, September 23rd, 2017 at the School of Information Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh.

Please check out the links below and register before it's sold out!

Tickets / Registration
http://www.drupalcamppa.org/registration-now-open

Schedule
http://www.drupalcamppa.org/schedule

Speakers

Anthony Roundtree of Cleveland State University will lead a discussion on understanding your team's roles in your website, in general as well as how it relates to role-based permissions in Drupal. This will be an informal discussion about Drupal's permission settings and incorporating them with Drupal's Organic Groups module.

Agenda

• Opening remarks, news, jobs, security updates, etc.
• Discussion led by Anthony Rountree
• Q&A
• Open Discussion
• Planning of Future Events

April's meetup offered a presentation and discussion of hosting considerations for Drupal sites. It provided an introduction to all components of the hosting stack and some suggestions of what to look for in a good hosting provider.

Meeting Details

Location: 11th Floor Conference Room, Rhodes Tower, Cleveland State University
Date and Time: April 19, 2017 7:00 p.m.
Topic: Drupal Hosting
Format: Presentation
Presenter: [Tony Manhollan][4]
Event Information: Meetup | GDO | Facebook

After an informative and wide-ranging discussion at the March meetup, let's get together for a more in-depth look at one aspect of Drupal -- hosting.

Depending on the complexity of your site and what version and components you will enable, the requirements for Drupal's hosting stack can be quite hefty. There are a lot of cheap and easy hosting providers that offer Drupal hosting with 1-click installs, but some are not sufficient for more than the simplest of sites.

That should not deter you, and a good understanding of the fundamentals of the hosting stack can help you avoid (or get you out of) trouble, even if you've got a full-service hosting provider doing the heavy lifting for you.

We will look at

• Components of the hosting stack and understanding how they fit together
• Optional components to make it all work better
• Security
• Tools and utilities
• How to set this up on your own
• Providers that offer basic and optimized environments so you don't have to do this on your own

We will cover the basics and some more advanced topics. Novices and pros alike are welcome and an understanding of these concepts is helpful for even the roles that don't directly deal the back end of Drupal.