Monthly Archive: April 2011

Now that I logged my learning of the Drupalcamp I attended (1, 2, 3) I can also summarize my impressions of the whole event. First of all I am very happy that I went, because I learned a lot and were among people. I don’t do enough of the latter nowadays. I am a bit disappointed as I didn’t socialize at all,...

I was torn what competing session I should start off the afternoon of the second day of Drupalcamp at Stanford. After hearing about “greyboxing” yesterday for the first time I was tempted to go to Floor Vahn’s session on “The Art of Wireframing: Using the Greybox Model to Visualize the User Experience.” But when at the description of the session I found the...

The morning sessions of the Drupalcamp at Stanford is over and I am rushing to write it up before the afternoon sessions are starting. First I attended Harris Rashid’s (another Chapter Three employee) “Theme preprocess functions in template.php” session about “How to intercepts data coming from core and modules and customize them for your own needs.” It was a very hands...

I am at my first Drupalcamp (a conference where training and discussion on Drupal is happening) ever and loving it. It is at Stanford. This morning, I wanted to check directions and parking instruction on the event’s site, but they changed the design and it was so bad that I couldn’t read anything on it. I should have taken a screenshot of...