Drupalcamp Colorado 2009 has come and gone. The event garnered over 200 participants - at least half of which came from out of State. Over 40 sessions (if you include BOFs and the opening and closing sessions) occurred over the two days ranging from pure business to the highly technical. Ubercart was heavily presented with Ubercamp partnering with Drupalcamp. The camp was followed by a media sprint.
pingVision presented in quite a few sessions:
- Functional Interactive Design - Laura Scott
- Preprocess functions - the what, why and how - Matt Tucker
- How to Create a Module - John Fiala
- Drupal Security For Coders and Themers - Ben Jeavons
- Web Services With Drupal, or The Acronym Parade: A Dance With APIs - Ben Jeavons
- Studio - a bit more than a base theme - Matt Tucker and Al Steffen
- Project Management -- Agile is not "Cowboy" spelled backwards - Katherine Lawrence
I personally took photos and video in and out of sessions and drafted notes at the panels I attended. Poring over them this last week for posting online had me thinking how extraordinarily good the sessions were this year. The Flickr feed is filling up with photos from several of the participants as well. If you have photos from the event on Flickr, please tag them drupalcolorado!
The event has re-energized me, encouraging me to reengage my community projects head on. It has me getting excited for Drupalcon Paris and the opportunity to interface with a larger segment of our community. Finally it makes me think about where this event will be next year. Perhaps it will have 400 participants with worldwide attendance?
Thank you to the organizers and thanks to everyone that came. It was a great event that pingVision was delighted to sponsor.
