The next Paris Drupal Meetup is set to take place on Monday June 30th, 18:30 at La Cantine (google map), the same place where DrupalCampParis took place a few months ago.
It’s interesting to see the French/Parisian Drupal scene grow and organize itself so rapidly. If you’re in the neighborhood, come by and help us help the Drupal community.
As I anticipated, DrupalcampParis was more than worth the trip. The one day event again showed me how amazingly the cool the Drupal community is.
So much energy, so much good spirit, so much collaboration and willingness to overcome road blocks and work together to build something for the good of all, not just for oneself or personal gain.
DrupalcampParis is coming up next Saturdays.
Some, if not all of the krimsonians are heading over, joined by other members from the Belgian Drupal Community.
I’ll be discussing: Internationalization (i18n) and localization (L10n), How to get started with jQuery and Working with international (non-profit) organizations.
About twenty enthusiasts showed up to chat about Drupal in a cozy bistro in the vicinity of Centre Pompidou. There was wine and food. General introductions. Questions and answers. And some very good ideas.
20 people scratched their own itch tonight and decided to breathe new life into the French Drupal Community.
There’s a Drupal Meetup in Paris tonight at Le Hall 1900, 64, Rue Rambuteau
See you there for drinks, food and all things Drupal.
DrupalCampParis2 is coming up soon: April 19th, 2008.
I’ll probably be presenting a few talks there, and I’m particularly thinking about seizing the opportunity to attract more French speaking Belgians to drupal.be, of which about 99.5% of the content is in Dutch at the moment.
Any thoughts on this are greatly appreciated, as are topic proposals.
Between tying up some projects, getting a large and interesting Drupal implementation up and running for IBBT, organising a Drupal workshop, getting a schedule together for the Drupal mini-track at Fosdem2008 and getting Krimson, our company, ready for launch early 2008, I’m off to Paris.
Over there in the city of love, I’ll be following up on a Drupal site we we’ve been involved with since October when Development Seed asked us to team up with them for the second phase of the project.
In a train station in Brussels, close to midnight, upon returning from Paris. Waiting for the very last train to conclude the final leg of the journey home. On the phone with my love, talking of decompression after an eventful week. Talking of things to do together, once back home. Talking to kill the time.
I’m in Paris jamming on a drupal project. Having a blast with a kickass team.
However, they say Paris is the city of love, but there’s very little love when your baby girl is 500km away from you…
