DrupalCamp PDX: "Drupal In The Cloud" Slides Posted

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Josh Koenig   |   October 13, 2009 - 3:11pm     (2 comments)
Tags: drupalcamp, Pantheon, project mercury

I had a great time in Portland hanging out with the community at DrupalCamp PDX. Personal highlights for me included winning the race to loan Sam Boyer my laptop development environment for his Panels/Page Manager presentation, getting stuck for more than half of the lunch hour answering questions about PANTHEON and EC2 after my talk, and getting to meet mikey_p, heyrocker and other IRC personalities I've known and loved in person.

Of course, I'm also looking forward to next weekend's BADcamp where I'll be giving my presentation again, along with a more in-depth talk about high-performance Drupal. However, for those of you who are curious or want a sneak peak, I've posted my slides from last weekend on slideshare:

Drupal In The Cloud
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Steve
October 13, 2009 - 3:59pm

I would have beat you with Drush if you didn't already have most of your site already set up, though. :-) Who unpacks module tarballs manually any more anyway?

Josh Koenig
October 14, 2009 - 12:52pm

So true. I cheated a bit. The wifi speed probably was a factor there too. :)

My issue w/drush and getting packages has been periodically getting the wrong version, or having missing version info (which makes update-status unhappy). After six years, I'm so used to the workflow of pulling up a drupal project page, copying a link, wgetting and untarring, it only takes me a few minutes. Hence my old school style.

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