2013 Stanford Drupal Camp Has Ended

NOTE: This website is an archive of the 2013 Stanford Drupal Camp. The current year's Stanford Drupal Camp website is at http://drupalcamp.stanford.edu

Friday April 5th, 2013

Time 180 185 190 280A 285
1:00PM -
2:00PM 		   
Panel - State of Drupal at Stanford
   
2:15PM -
3:00PM
Mapping BOF
BoF Session - Training Needs
Nancy Baumann
Stanford Web Leaders Summit
Getting Started on Stanford Sites
Cynthia Mijares
What is Drupal?
Mark Branom
3:15PM -
4:00PM
Multilingual module madness! Which i18n modules do I really need?
Kristen Pol
100 Drupal performance and scalability best practices
Gord Christmas
Academic Summit
Jason Yee, Jason Hegland, Irina Zaks
Styling on Stanford Sites
Megan Miller
Working with Content in Drupal
Linnea Williams
4:15PM -
5:00PM
Update on Website, Copyright and Trademark Legal Concepts
Rajeev Sachdev
Using Gather Content for new website content creation and page assembly
Susan Watkins
Web Developers Summit
John Bickar, Marco Wise
Intro to Stanford Sites Jumpstart
Sara Worrell-Berg
Intro to Custom Content Types
Cynthia Mijares

Saturday April 6th, 2013

Time 180 185 190 280A 280B
10:00AM -
11:00AM 		   
Keynote: Dmitri Gaskin
   
11:15AM -
12:00PM
Elegant Content Sharing: R.I.P. Feeds, Hello Large-Scale Content Syndication!
Jennifer Hols, Shea McKinney
Mastering Your Own Domain: Putting Content at the Forefront of Your Web Strategy
Jake McGowan
Build better websites with Panels
Jen Lampton
Writing Better CSS with Sass & Compass
David Hwang
From Blank to Live in 45!
Douglas Hoffman
12:00PM -
1:00PM 		   
Lunch
   
1:00PM -
1:45PM
Modules 101
Sharon Krossa
  
Twig, and the new theme layer in Drupal 8
Jen Lampton
Managing a Drupal Program & Parallel Development Initiative
Aimee Degnan
Hack Core -- without using a footgun.
Micheas Herman
2:00PM -
2:45PM
Introduction to Views
Caryl Westerberg
  
Intro to Stanford's Responsive Drupal Themes
Megan Miller, Brian Young
Velocity & Viscosity: Train-Wrecks, Ugly-Baby Meetings And Other Client Calamaties
Susan Rust
Fast Local Development + Pantheon + Drush = Kalabox
Mike Pirog
3:00PM -
3:45PM
Drupal as a Peer-Reviewed Publishing Platform
Michael Widner
Entities in Drupal 7 & the Entity API
JD Leonard
Site Building with Stanford's Themes
Megan Miller
From Freelancer to Drupal Shop: The things they forgot to tell you
Aimee Degnan
Planning for Drupal Performance
John Bickar, Dan Harris, Kenneth Sharp
4:00PM -
4:45PM
Intro to Stanford Features
Zach Chandler, Caryl Westerberg
Web + Mobile optimization
Kirill Cebotari
The Future of Views
Tim Plunkett
Drupal SEO Basics: A Drupaler's Guide to the SEO Galaxy
Kristen Pol, Aimee Degnan
Twitter Bootstrap + Panopoly = Thememagix/Codescience
Mike Pirog