DrupalCamp Twin Cities 2012 kicks off!
Calling all Drupalistas! The 2012 Twin Cities Drupal Camp starts tomorrow! To help prepare we have a few house keeping announcements. If you have any questions regarding the camp please feel free to use the site's contact form. Read more »
Dive into the code at one of our sprints and help make Drupal better
There's nothing like sitting down and getting your hands dirty working on Drupal after spending two days waxing philisophical about the finer points of hook_form_alter() and HTML5. Join us at The Nerdery on Sunday, May 20th after the camp for a code sprint and get your hands dirty.
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Keynote from Emma Jane Hogbin
The DrupalCamp Twin Cities planning committee is delighted to announce Emma Jane Hogbin as a keynote speaker for DrupalCamp 2012!
Emma Jane Hogbin teaches people just like us how to build Web sites. A popular trainer and speaker with an infectious enthusiasm (not to mention 15 years in the industry), Emma knows how to get past the hype and into profitable skills development. She is well-known in the Drupal community for not only her technical knowledge but also her engaging and humorous means of bringing Drupal to a wider audience‚ such as the Drupal socks and their GPLed pattern. As a consultant, she has helped dynamic Web teams improve their workflow, refine their toolkits and get more stuff done faster. Her training products, including Front End Drupal, are considered some of the best resources available for learning Drupal. Offline, she keeps bees and drinks scotch. Sometimes in that order.
Keynote with Jennifer Lea Lampton
The DrupalCamp Twin Cities planning committee is excited to announce that Jennifer Lea Lampton will be returning this year to present a keynote.
Jen is currently a senior Drupal developer at Chapter Three in San Francisco, California. She has been building websites with Drupal since 2006, and is an active contributor to the Drupal project. Jen is very noisy in the drupal.org issue queues and IRC, maintains several of her own modules, and is now a member of the Drupal core usability team. Jen is a huge advocate of the open-source community, and has been organizing the Bay Area Drupal Camp (BADcamp) since 2007, and DrupalCon San Francisco in 2010.
