Attendees

Registration is limited to 50 persons. Registrations beyond this will be wait-listed.

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Black and white, plain and simple.aaronk

Intricate CSS studier. Lovely code.

Amnesty International Aotearoa NZ Incamnestynz

Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand (AIANZ) exists to facilitate the best contribution New Zealanders can make to ending serious violations of human rights worldwide.

Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand (AIANZ) is a section of the global Amnesty International movement.

The country's first Amnesty International group was formed in Wellington in 1965, and a formal national structure created in 1966.

The movement in New Zealand comprises approximately 8,000 individuals and organisations ("corporate members") making varying contributions of time, expertise and money.

Ben

Ben is currently in his second year of a computer science degree at UC. He enjoys learning about web development and design and a bit of mountain biking or skiing when the weather is good. I hope to learn some practical skills during DrupalSouth and meet people.

Bevan

Bevan Rudge is a drupal themer and engineer at CivicActions working on JustCauseit.com, Witness Hub Map and other projects. Bevan is also very involved with the drupal community both online and in his local community.

creea1

I am largely a drupal n00b, as this is not my day job.

I wip up a some fairly standard Drupal 6 sites, using mostly customisations of the zen theme. I focus on customising the css and choosing the best modules.

I am more experienced as a project / program manager and I am looking forward to combining these skills at some point.

dave.lane

Dave has worked with open source for ages, since before Ubuntu was a twinkle in Mark Shuttleworth's eye! He's handy with Drupal, and dangerous with Emacs.

davidthomas

David works as a Senior Developer at Catalyst IT.
He has published a number of popular open-source extensions for Joomla and modules for Drupal.
In his spare time, he likes playing music and hiking.

dman

As dman@drupal.org I've been doing lots Drupally, including a few projects with Signify, and then a few more with Sparks Interactive, including the Drupalization of Sorted.org.nz.

I'm based in Wellington as a mostly-independant Web Guy, building things like The Vintage Aviator (recently spotlighted on Drupal.org front page)

ejk12

I was a client for a Drupal project for an organization I was involved with, and got hooked on Drupal So I thought it was time to learn a new set of skills have been working and learning on a project of my own.

Realy just a newbie to web design and web applications, enjoying learning new skills

Gold

Evolved Development came about due to a lack of suitable full time work, a reasonable amount of smaller contracts and the good fortune of having met Dave Lane of Egressive which is one of the Effusion Group companies.

Primarily Evolved Development is a web development company with a focus on PHP, Drupal based sites, and web hosting. We also have the capability to develop your site from the ground up or extend your existing site to fit your needs.

Jeremy

Jeremy is mainly found doing almost everything on the InWEnt gGmbH platform Global Campus 21. But a good friend Rob has been relentlessly trying to persuade him into working in the Drupal world.
Now, unable to resist any longer, he has come round.

Jody
jonathan.hunt

Jonathan Hunt is a freelance Drupal developer based in Christchurch, and instigator of DrupalSouth. Jonathan has been main developer on more than 20 Drupal sites including CommunityCentral (forthcoming), http://can.org.nz, http://nzskier.com, http://scott.co.nz, http://millymay.co.nz, and http://nzkm.net.nz and has consulted on others.

josh.campbell

Josh is a Designer, CSS demon and IT educator.

julian.carver

Julian is the principal of Seradigm. Seradigm is a niche consultancy specialising in strategy. Areas of focus include information management, information systems, e-Government, and facilitation in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.

kirill.volkov

Kirill works at Signify in Wellington. He thinks Drupal is awesome!

Geek Foreverlei.zhang

Lei is a developer work at Lincoln Uni. He is looking after Moodle - course management web application and fixing/developing M$ .net bugs;p

Luci

Luci is a geek, web developer, pixel surgeon, gamer, music whore and International iPhone girl.

marek.kuziel

Marek started with Drupal back in 2003. He's been working in IT industry since 1996. He's Linux and Mac user, using free, open source technologies. After ten years of "doing PHP" for his job, he fell in love with Python and Django project in particular. OpenID and related technolgies are also one of his interests. His company Encode Ltd is running first New Zealand OpenID provider at http://openid.net.nz. Marek is happily married with two children.

mdance

I just moved to New Zealand from Canada, I have worked as a web developer for about 7 years and have been using Drupal for internal projects for the last couple years!

I am really looking forward to getting in touch with local drupal developers and this conference sounds like a good first step!

Miriam RichardsonMiriamNZ

I've been making websites for about 5 years and a keen proponent of web standards. I settled on Drupal as a CMS because of its good css support. I expect to learn theming in the near future, but at present am content to doctor existing themes.

Me!neil

PHP (and sometimes Drupal) developer for Catalyst IT

Nick MoylanNick Moylan

Nick is the founder, senior developer, and office cleaner for Superstar Software Ltd in Wellington. He likes solving customers problems and believes Drupal can fix many of them!

nickyoung
pete davis

I'm a communications consultant, helping organisations build their communication capabilities.

My growing interest in Drupal is mostly due to working with Giant Robot on a couple of civiCRM installs on Drupal sites, and the rebuild of the Green Party site. So keen to learn more about the capabilities and constraints of Drupal before I go recommending it to clients. Will bring my crampons as I expect the learning curve to be kind of steep.

Oh, did I mention I like maps? So keen to learn how you are all getting along with the geo-type modules.

phil.sainty
Hello, i like pies.richard

Learning drupal by the seat o' my pants.

robbyahn

email. robbyahn@gmail.com

Web developer and web designer in Wellington.
HTML, CSS, Drupal, PHP, Ajax and JavaScript.

Ross Browne
scrypter visagescrypter

Web developer, Drupal addict, php, mysql, css, javascript, ajax, jquery.

shiny

Brenda writes and uses opensource code for telcos. She works with SMS, WAP, and embedded applications for cellphones and PDAS, realtime billing, remote data access and phone number portability. She wishes she had more Erlang projects. Brenda likes the technology coming from the PHP community and knows life is too short to use java

shoang
simoncowie

A relative newbie to Drupal. I'm looking for a change. I have this monkey on my back... he seems to be paid by someone named Bill and keeps shouting things like "Dot Net Forever!" and "Down with creative communists!"

SimonH
Stein Magnesteinmb

Linux Ninja since 1995, Drupal dev. since 2007 and are still missing my Commodore 64

Steve Piner
styro

I (aka styro on drupal.org or just 'Anton' at work) have been using Drupal since... well... it seems like ages now. I'm the author of one (yes just the one at the moment) drupal.org contrib module, and have probably spent far too long answering drupal.org forum questions instead of actually working.

Apart from doing Drupal stuff I'm mainly a sysadmin who also likes hacking around with Python when I can.

tohia

Enthusiastic newcomer to drupal with a long and scattered background in web and coding.

wilbuick

William is a developer working for Encode Ltd who likes to create web apps using php, python and a little bit of jquery thrown in for good measure. He loves the command line and thinks that gui's make you less productive.

xurizaemon

Chris Burgess is an interdependent software developer from Piha, near Auckland. Not in Auckland, mind. Just near it. Honest.

He is the driving force behind Giant Robot and runs Drupal because "I heard it can do even more stuff than WordPress".

Specific areas of interest are toolkits for community use, dot-orgs, publishing, CiviCRM, and (begrudgingly) the occasional commercial client.

zane

Relatively new to Drupal but starting to get my head around it.
Working for Crop and Food Research Institute where I look after their
Drupal instance among other things.

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  • DrupalSouth was a great success. As New Zealand's first nation-wide Drupal event, many weren't sure what to expect. read more

  • Drupal south - morning christchurch! 01 November 2008 By Shiny 0 Okay, so Twisted Hop has awesome beer -- the only Hand Pulled Cask Ale i christchurch... hmmm.. 40 odd geeks gathered at this pub for some Drupal Conferencing. It's a complete "NERD PROM" Some things we'd like to see are: * More New Zealand focused drupal modules - e.g. Payment gateways i'd like to find time to make a Zoomin maps API CCK field. * Maori language translations * More NZ Drupal association membership * Mo

  • Drupal south - morning christchurch! 01 November 2008 By Shiny 0 Okay, so Twisted Hop has awesome beer -- the only Hand Pulled Cask Ale i christchurch... hmmm.. 40 odd geeks gathered at this pub for some Drupal Conferencing. It's a complete "NERD PROM" Some things we'd like to see are: * More New Zealand focused drupal modules - e.g. Payment gateways i'd like to find time to make a Zoomin maps API CCK field. * Maori language translations * More NZ Drupal association membership * Mo

  • Light Fantastic; Backporting A Great Drupal 6 Contrib Theme To Drupal 5 30 September 2008 - 6:14pm — Bevan I recently searched on Themebot for a great contributed Drupal flexible-width theme for DrupalSouth.net.nz and found Light Fantastic. Joshua Brauer created the awesome Light Fantastic theme as part of the Google Summer of Code 2007. Screenshot of Light Fantastic on DrupalSouth.net.nz: See a larger image. read more Feed: Blog Posts on CivicActions.com Original article

  • UPDATE: Buddhika Amila Sampath created the Light Fantastic theme, not Joshua Brauer. Joshua is the maintainer. I recently searched on Themebot for a great contributed Drupal flexible-width theme for DrupalSouth.net.nz and found Light Fantastic. Joshua Brauer maintains the awesome Light Fantastic theme, which was created by Buddhika Amila Sampath as part of the Google Summer of Code 2007. Screenshot of Light Fantastic on the DrupalSouth website: See a larger image. read more

  • To learn all you want to know about Drupal, and probably more, head along to DrupalSouth. The two day event is aimed mainly at developers but there’ll be lots to learn for anyone using the open source content management platform. I’m wondering if it might be too technical for me, but as I’m currently working on three Drupal powered websites as a project manager or webmaster, I’m bound to pick up some useful knowledge. With CivicActions a sponsor, they’ll be sharing some of their work using Dru