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Portland is a Drupal epicenter. The Drupal community comes together strongly in many places around the world and Portland’s Drupal User Group is no exception. Once a month we gather for conference quality presentations about all sorts of advanced Drupal topics. Last night our fantastic host, Jason, Yee (JYee) did something different. He had us break into 7 teams with the goal of using 4 specific modules to produce a website that’s awesome in 1 hour. The competition was stiff. Everything from advanced working, feature-complete Drupal builds to sparkles that actually sparkled. I appologize now if any of these screen shots make your eyes water.
We ended up learning a lot about Flags and Rules. I had the luck and privlege of project managing a 1 hour project for an amazing Drupal team:
@illepic – Chris Bloom, Drupalist at Superstar Media
@mpgeek – Eric Paul, Drupal developer at Open Sourcery.
@mikey_p – Michael Prasuhn, 1⁄2 of Shomeya
The Awesome Websites
PDX DUG 1
modules: bad judgement, fivestar, userpoints
alt/bonus module: webform
PDX DUG 2
modules: nodequeue, privatemessage, viewfield (or eva)
alt/bonus module: webform
PDX DUG 3
modules: field collection, flag, userpoints
alt/bonus module: views_field_view
PDX DUG 4
modules: better exposed filters, fivestar, rules
alt/bonus module: webform
PDX DUG 5
modules: bad judgement, flag, message
alt/bonus module: userpoints
PDX DUG 6
modules: field collection, message, privatemessage
alt/bonus module: rules
PDX DUG 7
modules: field collection, message, nodequeue
alt/bonus module: privatemessage
Special thanks to O’Rielly, Drupalize.me, and Lullabot for sponsorship that included beer, pizza, coffee cards and an OScon pass! My group ended up winning, but all the sites are awesome. So, I’ll leave it up to you to guess which one was ours.
About Drupal Sun
Drupal Sun is an Evolving Web project. It allows you to:
- Do full-text search on all the articles in Drupal Planet (thanks to Apache Solr)
- Facet based on tags, author, or feed
- Flip through articles quickly (with j/k or arrow keys) to find what you're interested in
- View the entire article text inline, or in the context of the site where it was created
See the blog post at Evolving Web