DrupalCampNW 2013
22 - 24 Nov 2013
at The Hive
Talk comments
Really useful breakdown of new bits and changes to core.
Some okay technical info revealed but a bit bewildering and 'matey' for people new to the Drupal community
It's great to see a talk that advocates a particular tool be realistic and explicit about what that tool is not suited for. A great case was made for drush make and the wrapper tools developed at Torchbox and I'm sure a lot of attendees not currently using it will start looking at using it in their build processes going forward.
Very well structured tear-down of Omega 4 and the underlying principles behind its architecture, accessible to those who have never used or even installed it.
Great talk and the audience participation was both brilliant and fiendish. Props too to both volunteers! Even though I'm already using PHPStorm for Drupal development, this talk pointed out areas where I'm not using it to its full potential and I'm off to remedy that right now.
Talk did what it said on the tin! I've seen Lorna talk for a few years now and she's still getting better in her delivery. Great flexibility in running a live demo at the end to further answer questions that arose in the session. Even though this was starting from first principles I still managed to learn a lot.
Awesome talk covering a great sweep of need to know topics upcoming in Drupal 8 with genuine honesty and sense of humour.
Interesting to hear the Drupal story from Sensio Labs UK's point of view but I'm not sure this was of wide enough appeal nor rehearsed enough for an opening keynote.
Great session. nice clear intro / overview of git github. Love the way you spoke about open source and ways to contribute. :)
Karen leech
Great enthusiastic and engaging intro to git and GitHub.