Bay Area Drupal Camp

Come help get Drupal 6 ready for release. Open to everyone of every skill level. Karoly Negyesi (chx), Angie Byron (webchick) and a bunch of other Drupal luminaries have declared November 3rd to be “The Day of the Drupal 6 Critical Queue”. People all around the world will be focusing their energy on testing Drupal 6. Come join the fun.

Don’t worry if you don’t know a patch queue from pumpkin patch, there will be people to show you how it is done.

Note: This session will happen twice on Saturday. For the session that happens over lunch, food will be provided.

Session Presenter: Tao Starbow

Tao has been in the Drupal community ever since the Summer of '05 when he set up his first site for the UC Berkeley Katrina Response Team. He runs the Berkeley Drupal Users Group and helped organize BADCamp 07. He is still not sure if he should be writing this in the third person.

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This presentation will be a presentation of the Security presentation given at DrupalCon Barcelona with updates on the security team new efforts in Security education.

While this talk will cover security coding practices, it will not be a secure programming talk.

Session Presenter: Kieran Lal

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Schedule –

• “The WOW! factor”
• Why views, what views are, what they are good for, pitfalls of default Drupal that views can solve.
• Basic concepts
  • View types – page and block
  • Fields
  • Filters
  • Sort
• Advanced concepts
  • Exposed filters
  • Menu
  • Arguments
• What’s coming in Views 2
• Questions?

Session Presenter: Dmitri Gaskin

You can see my main Bio at http://drupal.org/user/47566. I've contributed several modules. I maintain the Views Bonus Pack, along with the Comment CCK module and the Util module. I have experience in jQuery, CSS, HTML, PHP (mostly), and Drupal, in core, profile, theming (although I have a horrible and skewed sense of design. I can critique it but I can't design my own stuff) and module development.

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some possible discussion questions:

• who has access to the knowledge and resources necessary to build an effective drupal site? who participates in the drupal community? why?
• whose needs are met by drupal? are any groups/sectors/organizations better-served than others? why is this the case?
• how have race, class, and/or gender impacted your working relationships?
• what are some examples of drupal work that seeks to actively engage oppression – both within our organizations and partnerships, and in society as a whole?

Session Presenter: ryan winell

hey everybody, i'm currently working on several sites for baddass organizations and individuals. they are in various stages of development:

• A Katrina Reader: Readings by & for Anti-Racist Educators and Organizers
• a complete redesign of the La Raza Centro Legal site, in partnership with Design Action
• http://recoveryfromreligion.org/ (very early stages)
• and a few more... ;)

i'm committed to providing long-term support for the struggle for self determination and a just reconstruction in new orleans and the gulf coast. thanks! -ryan

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