This session gives an overview of essential skills and knowledge you need to acquire when starting to use Drupal. It assumes nothing about your prior Drupal knowledge, but provides you with a map and guide book for getting into the Drupal world.
This session will demonstrate some advanced but poorly-understood features of Views, such as grouping, "count" and "group by" queries, summary views, non-standard pagers and attached-views. This session will cover an architectural overview of Views 3's classes, and how to extend it's object-oriented code to present data in alternate formats ("Display" or "View" in MVC-speak), allow views to understand and filter data in a specific way ("Controller" in MVC-speak) and to access alternate data sources ("Model" in MVC-speak).
This session will assume that you have a current understanding of what responsive and mobile-first are, and that you come to this session ready to learn EXACTLY how to incorporate these technologies now in your Drupal projects.
This denver drupalcon session is focused on Drush 5 features and how to work more efficiently with drupal.
Know the power of Drupal ThemeKey module. In Drupal 7 theme switching can be done with this module with lots of extra stuff, this presentation shows about few of those features.
A presentation about how to build and best practice about drupal 7 responsive themeing.
A presentation at Drupal Camp Austin abour building javascript API for Drupal.
A presentation about Drupal Commerce at drupal camp austin 2011.
How to use the "aggregation" settings of views3 in drupal 7.It is about the advanced options in Views 3. The aggregation setting makes Views return aggregated values for advanced reporting. Views3 aggregation could be used for count the number of items baked into each row, or sum them up, or calculate their average, or count the number of unique items etc. You might need this to generate a source for graphical representation of your data.