A distribution for (Drupal) User Groups

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Kálmán Hosszu

Presentation about DUG distribution at DrupalCamp 2013 Bratislava

Tecnología

A distribution for
(Drupal) User Groups
From concept to code sprint

Who am I?
About me
kalma
nhoss
kalma zu
n.hos
szu

Drupal developer since version 4.7
projects
- Sony Pictures Television
- Da Vinci Learning
- Intel
- Saïd Business School - University of Oxford

Who am I?
Contributions

Shield

Multiform

other modules and themes

core patches to Drupal 7

Drupal 8 Multilingual Initiative

help and support

member of the drupal.org and drupal.hu documentation team

local DUG organizer

The Problem

Szeged community is active
interesting presentations
lost on the internet
place needed to collect and store materials
(presentations, demo ﬁles)

Share

Share the whole theme!
Even better: create a distribution!

Feature list

For the community -
your opinion counts!

issue list: http://drupal.org/project/issues/dug?categories=All

Feature list
As an administrator I would like to

set the language of the website during installation
set the Google Analytics code during installation to
measure site visits
set the Twitter hash used to identify tweets that should
be displayed on the website
set up polls in different topics to identify the needs of
my audience
sync up events to our meetup.com page

Feature list
As a registered user I would like to

share information about myself to let others know
what I’m doing
submit blogmarks to share interesting articles with
others.
mark my favourite programs and blogmarks to ﬁnd
them easily later
submit presentations/programs
send messages to other users to ask for help in
different topics
ask for email notiﬁcation about events not to forget
about them

Feature list
As a visitor I would like to

suggest topics to let administrators know what I
would be interested in
view past and future DUG events and code sprints, to
plan attendance
view previous programs
share content on social media platforms to make
interesting content more popular
search and ﬁnd relevant content later
export events to import them into my calendar
software

Code sprint in Szeged
some features done, more contribution needed
theme not started

Code sprint in Bratislava
How you can contribute

test
code
theme (responsive design)
site-building

Code sprint in Szeged
Required skills and knowledge

Basics: For coding:
Drupal 7 beginner level coding skills
git
drupal.org proﬁle For theming:
high-level theming skills

For site-building:
mid-level site-building skills

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A distribution for (Drupal) User Groups

1. A distribution for (Drupal) User Groups From concept to code sprint

2. Who am I? About me kalma nhoss kalma zu n.hos szu Drupal developer since version 4.7 projects - Sony Pictures Television - Da Vinci Learning - Intel - Saïd Business School - University of Oxford

3. Who am I? Contributions Shield Multiform other modules and themes core patches to Drupal 7 Drupal 8 Multilingual Initiative help and support member of the drupal.org and drupal.hu documentation team local DUG organizer

4. The Problem Szeged community is active interesting presentations lost on the internet place needed to collect and store materials (presentations, demo ﬁles)

5. The Solution We need a website!

6. What we need... 1. logo and branding 2. feature list 3. webdesign 4. development

7. Logo and branding

8. Existing DUG logos

9. Let’s create our own logo! We should create a customizable logo! Anybody interested? The Hungarian community said YES!

10. Customizable logo We miss Typo logo Druplicon :( Druplicon Opensource font for city Drupal colors Color, black and white, different sizes

11. The Drupal User Group logo

12. Share Share the whole theme! Even better: create a distribution!

13. Feature list For the community - your opinion counts! issue list: http://drupal.org/project/issues/dug?categories=All

14. Feature list As an administrator I would like to set the language of the website during installation set the Google Analytics code during installation to measure site visits set the Twitter hash used to identify tweets that should be displayed on the website set up polls in different topics to identify the needs of my audience sync up events to our meetup.com page

15. Feature list As a registered user I would like to share information about myself to let others know what I’m doing submit blogmarks to share interesting articles with others. mark my favourite programs and blogmarks to ﬁnd them easily later submit presentations/programs send messages to other users to ask for help in different topics ask for email notiﬁcation about events not to forget about them

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17. Webdesign Wireframes

18. Webdesign Front page

19. Webdesign Events page

20. Webdesign Responsive Tablet Mobile

21. Webdesign Layouts

22. Code sprint in Szeged some features done, more contribution needed theme not started

23. Code sprint in Bratislava How you can contribute test code theme (responsive design) site-building

24. Code sprint in Szeged Required skills and knowledge Basics: For coding: Drupal 7 beginner level coding skills git drupal.org proﬁle For theming: high-level theming skills For site-building: mid-level site-building skills

25. Questions? Ask me on the code sprint.

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