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Events happening in the community are now at Drupal community events on www.drupal.org.

Update: Drupal Camp Cape Town 2017

Posted by jason lewis on September 14, 2017 at 5:31am

We have started adding the list of awesome Drupal Camp Cape Town Speakers to the site -https://capetown2017.drupalcamp.co.za/

Be sure join us on 13 October at the River Club in Observatory, Cape Town, for a day of great talks workshopping and networking.

Registration is open - Entrance is free - Seating is limited.

See you there!

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Afrikaburn is looking for a Backend Developer

Posted by gomez_in_the_south on November 23, 2016 at 3:57am

AfrikaBurn is the spectacular result of the creative expression of participants who gather once a year in the Tankwa Karoo to create a temporary city of art, theme camps, costume, music and performance!

And they need a new website, which is where you come in. Looking for a part time backend developer - it is a short term position, available immediately, location flexible. Site is on Drupal 7.

Site git repo: https://github.com/AfrikaBurn/website

For more information, contact jobs@afrikaburn.com
In the spirit of the event, volunteers are also welcome.


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#drupal-za IRC Channel

Posted by theamoeba on June 10, 2014 at 11:17am

I notice that the IRC channel for the South African Drupal community, #drupal-za, is pretty quiet these days. Is anyone still interested in using it?

The details:
* Server: freenode.net
* Channel: #drupal-za

If you don't want to install an IRC client you can use the online Freenode Webchat client: https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#drupal-za

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PayU Drupal Commerce Module

Posted by bryangruneberg on May 21, 2013 at 9:06am

Along the lines of the iVeri module we are writing (http://groups.drupal.org/node/299583), we will also be writing a PayU module for integration with Drupal Commerce.

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iVeri Module

Posted by bryangruneberg on May 21, 2013 at 9:04am

Nimbledoo is about to embark on writing an iVeri module for Drupal Commerce as we cant seem to find an existing module. Before we go down this path we want to check in with the community.

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Drupal.co.za

Posted by Owen Zaayman on April 16, 2013 at 11:48am

Recently, Bianca volunteered a new theme design for the South African Drupal Community website (drupal.co.za).

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Leveraging Facebook, and efficiently managing the tools available for community communication and growth

Posted by foxtrotcharlie on May 8, 2011 at 7:08pm

I'm wanting to get a discussion going, primarily about creating a Facebook page for the South African Drupal community, secondarily about the other communication tools at our disposal and how best to use them.

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Experienced Drupal Themers Needed

Posted by mrjavarava on February 10, 2011 at 6:47pm

Experienced Drupal Themers Urgently needed to work on ScoopAfrica.com

Job Description:
The Themer would be responsible for theming pages and creating Drupal template files for ScoopAfrica.com and would work with the graphics department in implementing design strategies, interaction architecture, interface and site-wide user experience.

Interested themers can apply by clicking here.

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Experienced Drupal Themers Needed

Posted by mrjavarava on February 10, 2011 at 6:47pm

Experienced Drupal Themers Urgently needed to work on ScoopAfrica.com

Job Description:
The Themer would be responsible for theming pages and creating Drupal template files for ScoopAfrica.com and would work with the graphics department in implementing design strategies, interaction architecture, interface and site-wide user experience.

Interested themers can apply by clicking here.

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Well priced training 6mnths-year

Posted by devicehandler on October 26, 2009 at 9:09pm

Hi South Africa,

I have a question, does anyone know of any companies that are offering a mixed bag of training options that would fit in well with someone going the php opensource direction of web design, something that will be well rounded, basic to advanced and not prohibitively expensive. well rounded being the operative word.

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