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Drupal Camp Connecticut 2010 was just fantastic!

We thank our sponsors, our hosts, our presenters, our volunteers and our attendees for coming together to create an exciting, informative and inspiring event. We're fortunate not only to be working with a fantastic open-source CMS but also to be working within a passionate and very highly-skilled community.

We have created a webpage containing links to session slides that were made available to us by presenters.

Thank you for your participation. We hope to see you all at our next Drupal Camp Connecticut in 2011 if not sooner!

Drupal 7 Site Development

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on Mon, 08/23/2010 - 6:08am

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What does Drupal 7 mean for the way we build sites?

If you haven't already embraced fields, get ready to be embraced by them. Fields on comments, taxonomy terms, and more.
The same vocabulary on one node twice or more times?
Sharing the usability improvements with our site administrators (don't hog the Dashboard)
DBTNG (Database The Next Generation) ... and NoSQL? Another way to scale Drupal.
Subthemes.
Wasn't D7 supposed to usher in the semantic web? Where's the RDF hiding?
What do you want to know? Ask me (via Agaric contact form).

If there is audience interest and time, we can go over upgrading modules to Drupal 7– because that's the hardest part of upgrading our sites, making sure all the modules we want to keep using are available!

Drupal Camp Connecticut 2010 was just fantastic!

We have created a webpage containing links to session slides that were made available to us by presenters.

Thank you for your participation. We hope to see you all at our next Drupal Camp Connecticut in 2011 if not sooner!

Drupal 7 Site Development

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