Issue 68 January 10th, 2013

News

The Countdown Begins: 30 Days To Drupalcon Sydney!

DrupalCon Portland Registration Opens!

From Our Sponsor

Events

DrupalCon Sydney 2013

February 6th - 9th in Sydney, Australia.

DrupalCamp London 2013

March 1st - 3rd in London.

Downtown Los Angeles Drupal Job Fair

January 28th in Los Angeles.

Western Mass Drupal Camp

January 19th at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in Amherst, MA.

DrupalCon

DrupalCon Training: Kickstart Your eCommerce

Drupalcon Portland 2013: Thinking About Community In A New Ways

DrupalCon Training: Git the Easy Way

Drupal 8

Cmi Year-end Status Update

Drupal 8 Progress From My / MongoDB Perspective: Update #11

Drupal 7->8 Core Hooks - Google Docs

Looking at Drupal 8’s JavaScript Changes

From Aloha to CKEditor

Articles

WE Drupal Update - DCSP Interns in the Wild!

How To Work Field Collections Into A Legacy Drupal Architecture

Spark Update: Unified In-place Editing

Making A Mobile Scoreboard With Drupal, Phonegap and Go

That Thing You’re Complaining About? Someone Worked Really Hard On It.

Predictions for 2013

Is Drupal Too Big?

Getting Off The Island In 2013

Visualising Drupal Development History with Gource

Very cool. You must take minute and watch the video.

Tutorials

Understanding the Commerce Payment API

Up And Running With Sass in Drupal 7

How to: Use Mandrill to Get Drupal’s Messages Through

Are your users getting the emails sent from your site? Check out this tutorial and get a handle on your transactional email.

Drupal LDAP Authorization: Manage Your Users via Your Favorite Directory Service

Yet another simple Amazon S3 backup script for Drupal

Podcasts

Sydney 2013 - Training Sessions - James Gollan - Modules Unraveled Podcast

DrupalEasy Podcast 97: Breaking Records

Insert Content Here, Episode 8: Year in Review with Karen McGrane

Sydney 2013 - Content Authoring Track - Jeff Eaton - Modules Unraveled Podcast

Finally

Put It In Drupal Core!

Handmade Druplicon for Christmas

Jobs

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