With the arrival of the new year, it’s time again for DrupalCamp Western MA.
This year it will be held January 19th, with (I believe – doesn’t say on the site anymore) the 26th as a potential if it gets snowed out.
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Very excited to announce I’ll be giving the keynote talk at DrupalCampCT later this month (August 18th, 2012)!
2012 CT Drupal Camp Keynote: Delivering Results: The State of Content Management and the Opportunity for #Drupal #cms #php #connecticut
— DrupalCamp CT (@drupalcampct) August 2, 2012
I attended DrupalCampCT last year, but missed the deadline for submitting a talk. It will be held this year again in Luce Hall on the Yale campus in New Haven.
Last year’s keynote was John Zavocki, who was compelling and inspiring (and funny) and set a very high bar I hope I can live up to.
Hope to see you in New Haven in a few weeks.
Slides from my WordCamp Boston 2012 talk on Why the @#!!@ isn’t WordPress a CMS:
Obviously it’ll be more useful once the video is posted, for those of you who weren’t there – I’ll add that as soon as it’s available.
This weekend Boston lives up to its reputation as a strong city for open source CMS activities, with both WordCamp Boston 2012 and Design for Drupal 4 in the same weekend.
At this morning’s DrupalCon Denver keynote, Dries mentioned the concept of the Assembled Web a number of times: how Drupal enables web applications to be assembled from component parts (both parts from within Drupal and parts from outside it).
