DrupalCamp Colorado 2008, happening in Denver, is less than two weeks away, but it's still not too late to submit your session proposal.

It's also not too late to register.

As one of many sponsors of DrupalCamp Colorado*, we hope to see a full house of both the new Drupalers out there as well as the experienced veterans. There are going to host a mix of sessions and BOF's geared towards all areas of interest ... or at least your interests, if you get your session proposal in! (No pressure.)

Whew! This was a long time coming, and just a tad more than a CSS reboot. We rearchitected the pingVision website from the ground up. Since the initial site had started with Drupal 4.5, there was a lot of legacy cruft in the database, left behind by modules no longer in use and, I have to admit, experiments I tried that didn't quite work out. The old site was launched in January 2005, back when Drupal was still pretty new to me. I've learned some things since then.

So we started over, and simply imported the published content, existing users and taxonomy structures. It was a lot easier than tracking down tables, variables and indexes left behind by modules of yore.

While the search continues for location of this July's planned DrupalCamp Colorado, submissions are now open for proposed logos at http://drupalcampcolorado.org.

Designers, work your GIMP out, sharpen your Illustrator, spark your Fireworks or uncap your Photoshop (whew!) and work up a submission that represent Colorado Drupallers to the world!

Submission guidelines are here: http://drupalcampcolorado.org/content/lo...

The existing submissions are here: http://drupalcampcolorado.org/logos

Some discussion and tips can be found in the thread here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/11449

In the run-up to the planned DrupalCamp in July, we've reactivated the listserv for discussion about all things Drupal in the greater Boulder/Denver area. If you're interested, please sign up at http://pingv.com/mailman/listinfo/drupal and join the conversation!

Expert in Drupal? Totally new to it? Wanting to really dig into Drupal for a day or two?

A DrupalCamp is being planned. One, maybe two days of code, design, chat, sharing, testing, patching, learning, maybe showing off a little, laughing.

Have a thought on what it should look like? When it should happen? What we might do? Edit the wiki!

See you there! (Where ever that might be.)