Events
The Design4Drupal camp pioneers thought there was a need to bring designers, developers, and front-end Drupalists together to discuss the theming and design layer in Drupal, from that Drupal Design Camp Boston was born in June of 2009. Design4Drupal Camp Stanford continues this initiative.
The Design4Drupal camp pioneers thought there was a need to bring designers, developers, and front-end Drupalists together to discuss the theming and design layer in Drupal, from that Drupal Design Camp Boston was born in June of 2009. Design4Drupal Camp Stanford continues this initiative.
Drupal: Configuring the WYSIWYG Editor and Creating Content
Maurice Green, SVUGA Webmaster
We continue our construction of a model Drupal website. In this session we will install and configure the WYSIWYG and FCK Editor modules, setting up multiple user roles and matching input formats and toolbars. Then we will demonstrate the process of creating several different kinds of content for the site.
Component Selection: A Panel Discussion
Maurice Green, Kevin Lynn, Bill Young
How fast a processor do I need? Is Intel a better choice than AMD? How much memory should I install? What kind of video card is required? Should I buy more memory or a faster video card? How big a power supply do I need? Which operating system should I use? How much of my old system can I reuse?
Build Your Own PC, Session II
Kevin Lynn
In this session in our series on building your own PC, Kevin will present a detailed discussion of the quad-core Intel i7 processors and some of the ASUS socket 1366 boards which are available for this chip. This will be the last SVCS session prior to the actual BYOPC workshop at Microcenter.
Drupal: Installing Contributed Modules
Maurice Green, SVUGA Webmaster
We continue our construction of a model Drupal website. In this session we will install and configure several additional contributed modules to enhance our site.
