drupaldownunder

You will almost certainly need a visa  if you are overseas and planning to travel to Australia to come to one of these awesome geeky events:

Playing about with Storify for the first time as a way of shaping the post event report for Drupal Downunder. It claims to have an export to Drupal site feature (or tumblr, or wordpress, or posterous or mailchimp) but I couldn't get that to work. Instead - I've used the embed code. On balance, I'd say Storify is a pretty nifty web app.

This post is very long, mostly cos it has lots of pix, embedded vids of each of the the keynotes and is interspersed with tweets and other snippets about the conference. Hopefully, it gives a taste of the event and the fun that was had.

Dries Buytaert, Dmitri Gaskin and Gian Wild - delivering keynote speeches at DDU2012

Photos by Tim Miller - Dreamcoat Photography - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/

Graph showing role of DDU2011 attendees

A couple of people have asked about the kinds of people likely to go to Drupal Downunder.

So we dug into the stats from DDU2011 and discovered that 71% of people registered on the site identified themselves as Developers.

We've very actively tried to expand the appeal of Drupal Downunder to attract the broader Drupal community too.

Druplicon emblazoned on a hot air balloon hovering over Melbourne

Today I met the small team getting started on putting on the next DrupalDownunder gathering.

If you're in Australia, care about Drupal and you haven't already done so, put these dates in your diary right now.

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