Using Features
Features are a way of packaging together parts of a site (views, content types, settings, imagecache profiles, code) into reusable bits. It aims to improve the staging of your Drupal websites and make versioning control and cooperation more easy.
If you're familiar with one of the following scenarions then this session is for you.
- You create a site for client A, then client B comes along wanting a site that has the same "projects" section as client A's site, but on a totally different website.
- You have a site in production and need to roll out a new section e.g. blog - which is both modules and module configuration, you've created it once on dev/qa/staging and now need to push it live.
- You are building a medium / large site and have more than one developer working on the site. How do you stop them getting in the way of one another?
This session will introduce you to Features, show you how to use it and present the limitations you will be faced with.
Newcomers
It's an event aimed to leverage the sharing of knowledge about Drupal and to facilitate learning Drupal in an open environment. Drupalcamp is an intense, participant-driven event, hosting workshops and demos, and following the format of “unconferences” as opposite to official conferences (such as OSCON, DrupalCon, LinuxCon, etc.). Participants submit proposals before the event is held, and the schedule is designed based on these proposals. The overall goals of Drupalcamp are to connect local and regional communities and to...

























