Drupal Camp PDX


Off to a great start at Drupal Camp PDX. Ben Kaplan and Andrew Morton are kicking off the day with what Drupal is and is not. Some great analogs are being used to illustrate what Drupal is and is not. Of course having a Drupal Camp in the beautiful Portland area makes it all the better.

Some modules I need to check out as result of the Drupal Camp:

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Posted on May 10, 2008 - 10:53 by Joshua Brauer

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