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Title:

Drupal With Its Pants Off

Your vote:
Yes No
Organizer:
Jeff Eaton, Lullabot
Description:
Drupal is an open-source web framework that powers sites like The Onion, Fast Company magazine, MTVUK, Amnesty Online, and innumerable web communities. The Drupal-buzz is growing, but cutting through the hype is a challenge. Should you use Drupal to build your social publishing platform? Will it melt your servers and scare your users, or cure cancer? The panel will also be a chance to grill the the folks who've built some of the biggest and baddest Drupal sites around.
Questions
Answered:
  1. What is Drupal, and how do I pronounce it?
  2. How is Drupal different from MT/Dreamweaver/EE/Wordpress/My Favorite Web Tool?
  3. Who's using it?
  4. Who's thrived with Drupal who's failed, and why?
  5. Should I build Twitter in Drupal?
  6. Does Drupal Support my Buzzword?
  7. What do I (or my team) need to know to use Drupal?
  8. What does open source community mean for my launch date?
  9. Will my site look like every other Drupal site?
  10. Will dirty open-source hippies make me use GIMP if I want Drupal?
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Community / Social Networks
Type:
Panel
Event:
SXSW Interactive 2009
on 8/8/08
LinuxJournal.com uses Drupal also. It's a great CMS and this talk sounds great -- love the title.
on 8/8/08
Thanks! The potential panelists and I are looking to make it a "BS-Free" zone for folks looking to decide whether Drupal's a good fit for their needs and -- if so -- how to avoid pitfalls and leverage it effectively. A friend just pointed out that the SXSW site itself is running on Drupal...
on 8/8/08
Last year's CMS panel (which Lullabot participated on) was great, and this will be of great interest since we're launching a corporate site on Drupal.
on 9/8/08
Jeff, thanks for putting this together. Can't wait to attend!
on 9/8/08
Henry, I think the http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/868 session proposed by George DeMet would be excellent as well -- he was the organizer of last years CMS roundup, and it sounds like his panel will be focusing on the "design and execution" aspects...
on 10/8/08
can't go wrong with a presentation from a person that makes drupal dance ... I would be "pants on"
Colleen Carroll
on 13/8/08
Best name for a panel ever. I'm very excited to hear your presentation.
on 13/8/08
The flip side of our "Turn Your Old Media Empire into a New Media Paradise" - we are doing lots of hands-on implementation, but we thought a content-first message would be important.
http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/1812
on 28/8/08
For many of us who need to move beyond the blog CMS, understanding how to reap the larger rewards while surviving the larger challenges is of paramount importance.
on 7/8/09
I'm give my vote for drupal!
Great panel!
on 18/8/09

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on 26/9/09
Best name for a panel ever. I'm very excited to hear your presentation.
on 3/10/09
Drupal always and forever. Forget WP. I hate WP.
on 11/10/09
Drupal is a great CMS to use
on 20/10/09
Good idea for a panel. Case studies ARE good. :)
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on 24/10/09
Best name for a panel ever. I'm very excited to hear your presentation.
on 26/10/09
Jeff, thanks for putting this together. Can't wait to attend!
Great panel!
on 30/10/09
on 8/8/08
Last year's CMS panel (which Lullabot participated on) was great, and this will be of great interest since we're launching a corporate site on Drupal.
Love it! Look forward to seeing this in the mix of options when I arrive in Austin!
on 19/11/09
I believe that this might be the best thing ever created on the net. Let's not jump to conclusions.
Last year's CMS panel (which Lullabot participated on) was great, and this will be of great interest since we're launching a corporate site on Drupal.
on 29/11/09
Great panel!
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