League of Tech Voters Code-a-thon on Drupal, Austin Texas

When: Oct 13 @ 7:00 PM - Oct 15 @ 7:00 PM
Where: http://www.tekrepublik.com/ - 5310 Burnet Austin, TX

The League of Tech Voters has a code-a-thon in Austin, TX for advocacy tools. They say "we are gonna lock up 100 programmers for 48 hours and see what kind of open source software they will help write for non-profits!"

More information can be found on the groups posting

Live Podcast From DrupalCon Brussels

What's that? You didn't make it to Brussels for DrupalCon? Well you can get a little taste of the Belgian waffle in luxurious MP3 stereo by listening to the "All Drupal Questions Answered" podcast recorded live in front of the audience at DrupalCon. Dries Buytaert (Drupal founder), Adrian Rossouw (Bryght), Zack Rosen (CivicSpace, Chapter Three), join the Lullabots to set the audience straight on all things Drupal.

And if you aren't subscribed to Lullabot's Drupal Podcast, what's wrong with you!? I mean seriously, washing dishes without learning about Drupal is just a waste of time!

Get Your Drupal On - Denver Drupal User Group - October 4th

Hi Everybody,

It's that time again - time for a Denver Drupal User Group meeting. In addition to the usual "talk about whatever you want" format, Adam Mordecai will be telling war stories and bragging about the new stuff that Advomatic is working on.

Drupal Drop In - London (September 2006)

Date: Friday 29th September 2006, 6:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Location: BTR (Be The Reds) - 39 Whitfield Street, London (near Goodge Street station) Google map

This month we'll be using websites we've worked on to give real world examples of how the CCK and Views techniques we showed in the last meeting come together to provide common site requirements, problems you'll encounter along the way, and how to solve them.

For anyone who hasn't come before, we'll be easy to spot in our stylish new DrupalCon06 t-shirts ;-)

Developer wins $10K for writing a Drupal module

Fame, riches, and recognition came showering down upon George Hotelling this week for his work on the CitizenSpeak module as he was awarded the first prize in the inaugural Antonio Pizzigati Prize for Software in the Public Interest. The prize, sponsored by the Tides Foundation, aims to:

honor individuals who, in the spirit of open source computing, fashion outstanding applications that help nonprofits become more effective in their ongoing efforts for social change.

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