Events

As a support technical lead, the majority of support offerings are still in Drupal 7. With that said, your development practices do not have to lag behind those who get Drupal 8 OOP projects.

I will give some neat tips about using XAutoload and composer for Drupal 7 to make developing Drupal 7 use the same muscles and continue to be fun.

Join us in April as Allan Chappell from Four Kitchens lets us know that Drupal 7 development can still be fun and modern.

Yes, I know this is during DrupalCon! But lots of us aren't going, so we are going to plan this anyway - please RSVP soon if you plan to go or comment if you can't, and if enough people will be here and want to attend we will have it - otherwise, we will push it into a later month.

Meetup Page

As a support technical lead, the majority of support offerings are still in Drupal 7. With that said, your development practices do not have to lag behind those who get Drupal 8 OOP projects.

I will give some neat tips about using XAutoload and composer for Drupal 7 to make developing Drupal 7 use the same muscles and continue to be fun.

Midcamp proposal page

Continuous Integration and Deployment continue to be an interesting challenge moving forward with Drupal 8. Hosting platforms are now providing "kits" to provide some of these services if you are willing to take the plunge and implement them.

So far, Acquia has given you bits and pieces to this puzzle. In this presentation an explanation and example will be shown highlighting a open sourced continuous integration and delivery system designed to work against Acquia using Circle CI and Acquia's Cloud Hooks. 

I’m a big fan of nature and one of the first things I thought when I got my first “work from home” job was, “I’m no longer tethered to an office!” For some, this means scoping out your favorite coffee shop. For others, it means working from the comfort of your own home where it’s quite and secure. For me, it means I have the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. This also means some of the more remote places near me.

Join the Behat training Sponsered by Promet Source. Myself, Lisa Ridley, and Doug Dobrynzki are going to teach the masses on how to create User Stories, Acceptance Criteria, and turn those into Behat Features and Scenarios.

Join me and a ton of other PHP enthusiests over in Dallas... making friends, having fun, and supporting the PHP community.

Giving a modified version of my normal talk with the help of Michelle Krejci

See the full spill over at the MidCamp site.

Not many people know that I am a strong supporter of CiviCRM. I find it a challenge and the community a lot of fun. I'll be giving a presentation on a use-case presented to me at my place of work involving implemented limited seats per organization in the form of a membership.

Come join me at my first BADCamp. I'll be giving a presentation on DIY Continuous Integration. Be sure to add it to your schedule. Be inspired with the rest of the Camp members as I give you a little insight into what exactly Continuous Integration is and how to get started in hours.

I've managed 3 sessions at Drupalcorn Iowa. Tentatively they are

Friday 11am - Debugging Drupal

Friday 1pm - Selenium What is it good for... Absolutly something

Saturday 11am - DIY CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION