Tomorrow is the second Wednesday of the month, and that means the Boulder edition of DBUG is happening at 6:30. As usual, we'll have pizza and (soft) drinks.

We encourage people to bring their questions and anything they want to show or present. We will be prepared otherwise to keep things simple:

1. A discussion of SimpleTest techniques, including automating common node tests that we've come up with, that we'd like to share for feedback.
2. An overview of SimpleList, the lightweight page- and blocks-view query builder we developed for Drupal 6, with some discussion as to how to use it, and how it differs from the community mainstay module Views.

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.)

Wednesday. February 13th. 6:30pm - 8:30pm (though the reality is that we usually run later than that). We'll be meeting in our new conference room, so this time we'll have a bit more elbow room. (No more sardine sessions with standing room only for late-comers.)

As usual, we'll go around the room to get a collective sense of what people want to talk about. Tentatively we're planning on doing a little overview on Panels 2, the exciting new module by Earl Miles that created such a buzz in Barcelona, and some code talk on upgrading modules from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 (which is being officially released any day now today!).

No doubt we'll also buzz a bit about DrupalCon Boston 2008 happening in just 3 weeks. (3 weeks!)