Dallas Texas

It's been confirmed. Dries Buytaert will be speaking at SXSWi 2010.

You can find the details on his presentation here:

http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/3439

Achieve Internet is a well-established Drupal firm specializing in high-profile, media industry clients. We're currently looking for a Drupal Developer with large-scale site experience. The ideal candidate will have 2+ years of Drupal experience with 5+ PHP and MySQL experience. Additional programming experience (Perl, ASP.net, Java, C++, etc.) is helpful.

FUNimation Entertainment is a full service brand management company that focuses on building powerful brands and delivering quality entertainment products. With its in-house production, creative, marketing, internet, sales, and licensing teams, FUNimation leverages its strong media and retail contacts to market and deliver entertainment content and merchandise through mass market retailers, television broadcast, print media, mobile and wireless, and the internet. Already the leading content provider in the U.S.

We are excited to have a new location for the Dallas Drupal group meetings! LevelTen has moved to new offices, and just in time since our group meetings have been a little crowded the past few months!

September meeting will be at...well I don't the exact address but as soon as I get it I'll update this post! It is at 75 and Fitzhugh.

Tom McCracken will be presenting on Workflow in Drupal, and showing the workflow solution they put in place for a client recently- a great topic for beginners and pros! And we'll have "Lighting Talks" after that so should be a great meeting!

Building on the success of our classroom-based training in Los Angeles, California (US), this online course will gently introduce you to Drupal as we build a neighborhood association website. The course is presented in a series of modules that will introduce a concept, and then implement the concept in Drupal. This course is intended for individuals who have basic familiarity with building a web page or blogging; no programming experience or experience with Drupal is assumed or necessary.

WEB DEVELOPER. The Amon Carter Museum seeks a Web Developer who, working with the museum’s Graphic Designer, will provide primarily standards-compliant, server-side coding (site functionality and backend systems) to develop the museum’s Web site and other online initiatives; manage, maintain, enhance, and help build upon the Web site to optimize the online user experience, increase online audiences, and advance the mission and strategic plan of the institution. Requirements include B.A.

Hello friends, I've come to beg...or at least ask. I just moved down from Nashville, and wonder if anyone has a working xp machine with at least 1 meg or ram hiding out in their closet that they'd like to sell or donate?

I am an Americorps/Peace Corps volunteer assigned to KNON community radio, and need a machine for the DJ's in the studio to twitter with. They used to have wireless access in there, but one of the dj laptops downloaded a virus that got to the station's network, and all h*** broke loose.

I work at channelAustin, a non-profit 501(c)(3) in Austin that is embracing Drupal. Our current web site is a Drupal site. More importantly, we are partners in the Open Media Project and are working collaboratively with other community television stations nationally on Drupal-based tools and are establishing a new channelAustin site. My wife is a board member of a non-profit, the Save Barton Creek Association, and they have recently converted their web site to Drupal. I’m aware of a handful of other Austin non-profits using Drupal, such as Texas Impact. Within the broader open source community in Austin, there is definitely a connection to non-profits and within that connection there are Drupal developers and implementers. It’s not hard to find reports on Drupal and non-profits, like Drupal for Nonprofits, or, How to Build Social Networks for Change and How Drupal Will Save The World. I periodically learn about large national non-profits that have made the switch to Drupal.

Since we recently changed our group website from www.DrupalJedi.com to www.DallasDrupal.org, and with DrupalCamp Dallas coming up this weekend, I figured it was time for a new look for our groups.drupal.org site! As you can see, this new site showcases the events more prominently, and the emphasis in on the community- you! A bit limited on what I could do with the site, but hopefully everyone likes the new look.