DrupalCamp

San Diego Drupal Camp 2009 attracted some amazing talent including: Andrew Root, Mike Stewart, Christoph Weber, and Karl Scheirer just to name a few.

Module Madness is my way of getting Drupal users involved in some exciting modules that add tremendous value to Drupal core. At Drupal Camp I will demonstrate and discuss 10 modules, followed by user demonstrations of their favorite "must have" modules. Here are my favs: 1. Admin Menu 2. CAPTCHA 3. CCK and Date and Link 4. Events 5. FAQs 6. Image and Image Assist 7. Pathauto

This year's Drupal Camp LA was bigger and better than last year. Thanks to the efforts of Chris Charlton, Crystal Williams, and the entire LA Drupal Group. It was great to see the fine folks at Achieve Internet again and I was delighted to meet the very handsome Michael Murdoch from Work Habit.

Just attended my first meeting of the Berkeley Drupal Users Group at the UC Berkeley campus. Thanks to Tao Starbow for making me feel welcome.

BADCamp 07 took place on the UC Berkeley Campus last weekend and it was incredible. The fantastically cool Tao Starbow and lovely wife Jasper helped create a format that attracted a diverse and talented crowd.

Berkeley, California (October 23, 2007) - It was announced today that Laura Scroggins, the owner of ProjectManagerSite.com was selected as a guest speaker at BADCamp 07.

Wow ... thank you to AOL for such a great venue and Crystal ... you rock! Some of the interesting things I learned at Camp Today: 1) Still more men in technology but wow, these were an amazing group of guys. 2) Drupal seems to attract smart, fun loving, collaborative folks who are eager to share and help out. 3) There are more opportunities than there are developers.

Beverly Hills, California (September 8-9, 2007) - Laura Scroggins, the owner of lauramba! Web Development and Training announced today at DrupalCampLA at AOL in Beverly Hills, the introduction of Project Manager Site. This installed and configured web solution brings together the best in technology and business best practices.