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Probably the best DrupalCamp in the world

#dccph

Come join us for 2 days of Drupal in Copenhagen!
It doesn't matter if you don't know the difference between tpls and modules, already code for Drupal or just wonder what Drupal's strengths are-- we have something for you!
This Camp will focus on Drupal 7 deployment, Drupal 8 development with updates from D8 initiatives, and give you an opportunity to get to know your fellow Drupalgeeks.
Don't miss it!

Sponsors:

Sessions & workshops

  • 80 million germans can't be wrong

    But we rewrote their favourite CMS from scratch anyway! An introduction to the history of TYPO3 CMS, why the germans love it and a peak at the new kid on the block "TYPO3 Neos" - a complete rewrite that has just been alpha-released. With Neos the TYPO3 community has taken the first steps down a path away from the monolithic self-contained project that is the standard in the PHP world. And builds on several components from projects like Doctrine, Composer and Symfony2. As well as following the thoughts of a decoupled and semantic driven cms. This is a general trend in the PHP and CMS worlds, and also present in the plans for Drupal 8. So drop by, and see how TYPO3 has approached some of the same challenges. oh, and while that was a pretty high-flying introduction, don't worry - there will be lots of code.
    Aske Ertmann & Christian Jul Jensen
    1 x 45 min
  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/quique_fs/5171770977/

    Agile that works and the tools we love

    It's not easy to do agile development in an agency. Most customers aren't used to the process, and how can you manage expectations while finding good solutions in a process that both your technical team and the customer will appreciate? I'll show you how we handle this, going from early estimations, to wireframes, breakdown into user stories, estimation hereof and the day to day workings of Jira, our weapon of choice.
    Rasmus Luckow-Nielsen
    1 x 45 min
  • Mobile Detection with Varnish and Drupal

    Device-dependent features in Drupal

    How to make Drupal react to the kind of device your user is browsing with. Anything from changing your sites theme, determining which panels should be displayed to which contexts should be active.
    Morten Fangel
    1 x 45 min
  • Displaying external data on the fly with Views and CTools

    Displaying external data on the fly with Views and CTools

    Let's imagine that you have data from somewhere outside your Drupal website, and you would like to use this data inside your site, and that you can access that data through a web service (with an API). The Feeds module offers a solution for importing external content. But when we are dealing with a huge amount of data, and/or presenting up-to-date information is crucial, this approach might be inefficient because refetching large data sets is a time and CPU consuming task.
    Lars S. Linnet
    1 x 45 min
  • Dominate the theme layer

    Dominate The Theme Layer

    Drupal's theming layer is a powerful and beautiful beast, but it requires a firm hand to really behave. New themers often start out trying to control it with a light touch and gentle strokes of CSS. Only too late do they realize their error… All too often the result of this misguided approach is bloated and inefficient CSS and JavaScript and site out of control. By the time the themer realizes what the beast have done, it might be too late to fix. Don't let Contrib bully you around. Grab the reins, create a frontend architecture and teach the theming layer to produce lean, extendable, high performance markup and CSS that is easy and cost-efficient to maintain.
    Jesper Wøldiche Rahkonen
    1 x 45 min
  • Drupal 8

    Drupal 8: Initiatives and the future

    Drupal 8 is coming next fall. The biggest thing to happen to Drupal since Drupal. Views in core, kick-ass configuration management, better multilingual support, amazing authoring experience, mobile-friendly interfaces, utilizing HTML5. And so much more. Come to this session and learn about the initiatives and the future of Drupal development.
    Bálint Kléri
    1 x 45 min
  • Drupal Commerce

    Drupal Commerce

    Drupal Commerce is an open source eCommerce framework. Use it to build truly flexible eCommerce websites and applications based on Drupal, the best platform for social commerce.
    Jakob Torp
    1 x 45 min
  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/nbabaian/6112575190/

    Drupal Ladder

    Learn how to contribute to Drupal and get kickstarted with your path to become the next top contributer
    Addison Berry
    1 x 45 min
  • Move files around the cloud with Storage API

    Move files around the cloud with Storage API

    Learn how to have full control over how your files are stored in the cloud. Followed by a discussion about the future of files in Drupal.
    Jonathan Brown
    1 x 45 min
  • NODE.JS – REAL-TIME WEB APPS WITH DRUPAL

    Light-weight, fast and asynchronous, node.js is the perfect counterpart for Drupal when building advanced AJAX and real-time applications for with Drupal.
    Mikkel Høgh
    1 x 45 min
  • Share-alike panels

    The Power of Panels

    Showing how Panels and other Panels essential modules can be used to achieve a more flexible way of handling the content of a Drupal site. This session will also touch upon pros and cons of using the more complete package Panopoly.
    Troels Lenda
    1 x 45 min

Schedule

Friday

09:00 - Doors will open
09:15 - Welcome by DrupalDenmark
09:30 - Crash course in Public tenders
10:30 - The power of Panels
11:30 - Drupal Commerce
12:30 - Lunch break
13:30 - Dominate the theme layer
14:30 - Move files around the cloud with storage api
15:30 - Drupal 8: Initiatives and the future
16:30 - Twig in core!
16:45 - End of day 1

Saturday

10:00 - 80 million germans can't be wrong
11:00 - Node.js - Real-time web apps with Drupal
12:00 - Displaying external data on the fly with views and ctools
13:00 - Lunch break
14:00 - Device-dependent features in Drupal
15:00 - Agile that works and the tools we love
16:00 - Drupal Ladder
17:00 - Thank you and thanks for this time!

Sunday

Code sprint day!

Session!

How do I submit a session?

All the sessions have been selected, but you can alway contact Lars (lars [dot] linnet [at] wunderkraut [dot] com)

What do i get for giving a session / workshop ?

You mean besides the fame boost & karma (and maybe a higher certified to rock score) - nothing 
... okay if we find a sponsor you will get a cold beer, drink or soda pop 

What is the language of the camp?

All the sessions are going to be held in English or in danish if theres only danes attending, relax well figure it out :)

FAQ

What should I bring with me?

A laptop, some money for drinks and lunch maybe a pen and a piece of paper.

Who's organising this event?

The Danish Drupal association aka Drupal Danmark

Can I get an invoice for my ticket?

No, sorry! - We simply can't handle invoices for every ticket, we are all hard working volunteers... ;)
If you're sponsoring you will get an invoice.

Can i get a refund?

Nope, no, really no no no no. consider the money you spend as a donation for a prettier Drupal
... the real reason is that we dont wanna use all our time doing administration. 

Can i buy a ticket at the door, with cash money?

No you cant, but were pretty sure you can get online at the camp, and pay for the ticket online. 

Is there a discount for students, rockstars or speakers?

Were aiming to keep the price as low as absolutely possible, booking a venue, getting wifi, power etc all cost money.
The main reason were not having any kind of discounts is that we means that were equals & going to a Drupal should be accessible to anyone, no matter if they are students, freelancers or rockstars. If you are a speaker you are not required to buy a ticket, but there is karma points for doing so ;) 

Who can i contact

If you have any questions dont hesitate to ask the dynamic team:

  • Morten: morten [at] geekroyale [dot] com
  • Lars: lars [dot] linnet [at] wunderkraut [dot] com
  • Jens

Practical info

Drupalhagen (Probably the best camp in the world) will be held in the very center of Copenhagen at

Republikken 
Vesterbrogade ...
 

Food

There will be a lunch break for people to go out & get lunch.
Plenty of places around for this

 

Whats the Twitter & #hashtag

Twitter account: @drupalhagen
tag: #drupalcph