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DrupalCamp Toronto 2008

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

Tom, Conchita and I at The User Advocate Group have been getting very intrigued by the possibilities we envision using the Drupal web application framework. We are happy to announce that The User Advocate Group is a Platinum Sponsor of DrupalCamp Toronto 2008 which takes place at the end of this week.

There will be many […]

Week of the Geek

Friday, July 13th, 2007

I’ve temporarily suspended my humanity.
In case anyone has noticed that I’ve been rather uncommunicative lately (i.e. I haven’t blogged for almost two weeks) it’s because I’ve gone away. To Geekland.
My Girlfriend has certainly noticed. She’s basically given up on me. Once in a while, through the haze of variables and conditional statements that fill my […]

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