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Codeland Storytime Collective: August 11, Spyhouse

A collective of artist/coders who work on stories that teach & explain the amazing worlds we see when we program computers.

A collective of artist/coders who work on stories that teach & explain the amazing worlds we see when we program computers.

Interested?

We are starting to have meetups & organize the digital.
More digital organization this Fall.

First official meetup!

August 11, 2010
Spyhouse Cafe 7 p.m.
2451 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis

Please RSVP to Chach: chachasikes@gmail.com - coffeeshop isn't small, but it isn't that big.

What to bring

  • Bring art supplies that blend OK in a coffeeshop (not totally messy/smelly/runny).

Farm of Art & Community Technology

A new venture: Farm of Art & Community Technology

With all of the goings-on of the Drupal Open Garden Project it is becoming clear that there is a movement of garden & food geeks. We care a lot about combining our technology passions with those of our interest in interacting with the real physical world, our cities, and neighbors.

Learning about the Hayes Valley Farm has shown to me that these kinds of urban agricultural spaces are possible, and it's the learning and interacting that are so amazing.

The Internet Store

July 20-July26 : The Internet Store

Announcement

It's official! We are going to embody the internet.

July 20-26, 2010

The Internet Store

Location for 1 week only

2441 South Lyndale Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55405-3335
(612) 871-7110

'The Internet Store'
Experience the internet. Come get what you need to make your own Internet at home!
"It's like a hardware store for the internet." - satisfied imaginary customer

The Internet Store is a place where you can experience open-source technology physically & digitally.

We will have:

  • Candy!

Website updated finally, to go with my new freelancin' life

Recent changes to my website.

Updated my website. It is funny how badly my own website can be neglected. Since I recently quit working at the Science Museum of Minnesota, I decided to take this opportunity to make some changes. * Renamed the site from artmess.org to my old domain name, chachaville.com * Reorganized the content a little bit as it appears that this site is becoming more of an article-based blog. * Starting to put more images & stories behind the projects I have worked on.

Drupal Patch Party!

Planned a small Drupalchix event to learn how to do patch reviews. (Twin Cities)

Drupalchix:TwinCities Patch Party! who: twincities drupalchix what: drupal patch party when: (tentatively) August 8, 2009 - Saturday - 10-2 (optional to stay til 4) where: somewhere with internet why: group project to learn how to contribute back to drupal project by 'reviewing patches' to drupal 7 codebase Drupal 7 is in the final weeks of accepting contributions from developers all over the world, many of whom are hoping to get their code into the next r

pimped our dashboard

 

We (myself and courtney miller) finally launched a little dashboard feature for http://nisenet.org We have a lot of content types - and they are grouped in certain sets of types of content types. So, I made a themer-friendly dashboard module. You can see it has lists of links/shortcuts. Also, there are tabs of views made for the users, right now 2 of them -- their content and their comments. THAT uses the tabs module, which rules.

Yay the Mind website finally launched!

 

screenshot of cute-ify The Mind website just launched. This was a project I worked on for 4 years at the Exploratorium -- developing web/kiosk interactives and some physical exhibits.

New theme released for Omeka 0.9

 

Here is a theme I worked on for the Omeka platform in conjunction with UC Berkeley's Open Knowledge and the Public Interest department, with Noah Wittman. This theme will make it a lot easier for people with less web experience (or less time) to create a visually rich web experience. It was totally fun to work on!

makin' modules with other people rules!!

 

A few weeks ago, I attended a code sprint. This code sprint had the goal of enhancing Drupal taxonomy (core and contributed) modules in a way that will make it possible for scientists to import massive quantities of taxonomic information about all of the different species on this planet.

 

I would like to share this experience of group module development, especially with DrupalChix! So I wrote this article

Doing a class at DrupalDaze!

 

http://drupaldaze.com/ I will be giving a presentation about theming CCK fields at DrupalDaze, this coming Sunday.

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