Raw Notes: Drupal 7
Presented by Angie Byron (webchick)
- Angie discovered Drupal by looking at the source of the spreadfirefox.com website!
FAQs
Raw Notes: The Heart of Open Atrium: Context, PURL, & Spaces
Presented by Young Hahn of Development Seed
Open Atrium & Context
Raw Notes: Exportables, Staging, and Deployment (from Unconference)
- Features automatically knows what's exportable
- install Strongarm to export/edit variables
- Context - use it for exportable block positioning and visibility
- export all of your views and panels
- Flag
- Do work in development, export it to code, push code to production, clear your cache, then your changes are in
Updating Drupal core for an Open Atrium installation
Yesterday I installed Open Atrium for the first time. I've been using GoPlan for a few years now and while it's a great app and has been totally satisfactory, we'd prefer to use something free and open source for project management. And since this is a Drupal shop, nothing makes more sense than Open Atrium.
Raw Notes: CiviCRM NYC Meetup
- NYC has the first group page on CiviCRM.org. It's a pilot, so comments and suggestions are very welcome to make it more useful.
- Case Study: Fred from the Man Up Campaign
- Joomla website
- Use CiviCRM profiles for contact pages to collect information from site visitors, track their inquiries
Raw Notes: Drupal Meetup NYC
Jen Simmons on the Bartik theme
- Garland - been around since D5 as the core/standard theme
- D6 - use a good base theme to override crappy HTML in core
- D7 - folks focusing on making core tpl's non-crappy
- Stark theme - "Zen Lite" - see the HTML that comes straight out of the core tpls - better theme to adapt than Garland (don't do it!)
- Seven - the new core admin/back end theme
- Bartik!
- new core theme, but it's not actually in core yet because it's not done
Raw Notes: CiviCRM Developer Camp - Effective Development Practices (presented by Kurund and Nathan)
These are truly raw notes taken at the CiviCRM Developer Camp in NYC. These notes are mostly intended for and thus primarily decipherable by me, but I’m sharing them in case there’s something of use or interest for other folks.
Raw Notes: CiviCRM Developer Camp - Writing a Drupal Module and Implementing some CiviCRM Hooks (presented by Donald Lobo)
These are truly raw notes taken at the CiviCRM Developer Camp in NYC. These notes are mostly intended for and thus primarily decipherable by me, but I’m sharing them in case there’s something of use or interest for other folks.
These sessions are very hands-on, so my notes will be more sparse than normal as I try to keep up!
Raw Notes: CiviCRM Developer Camp - CiviReport (presented by Yashoda Chaku)
These are truly raw notes taken at the CiviCRM Developer Camp in NYC. These notes are mostly intended for and thus primarily decipherable by me, but I’m sharing them in case there’s something of use or interest for other folks.
- After hearing many requests for reports, CiviCRM decided to write CiviReports
These are truly raw notes taken at the CiviCRM Developer Camp in NYC. These notes are mostly intended for and thus primarily decipherable by me, but I’m sharing them in case there’s something of use or interest for other folks.
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