walkah: drupalconboston2008

With almost a week gone by since I left Boston, it's high time to do a quick recap of DrupalCon Boston 2008. Despite spending most of the week battling a nasty stomach flu, making two trips to the Apple Store in Cambridge, and being without my laptop (which suffered a failed keyboard and trackpad), I had a great time and want to offer my congrats to the organizing team for a solid event!

Although I took part in 6 sessions, I only presented one of them on my own: OpenID and Identity in Drupal. I was pleased with how the session went - packed room with lots of great feedback and discussion. For those interested, check out the slides on slideshare.

Otherwise, it was really great to see all the old faces and meet some new ones. For anyone who missed it, the Acquia party was a blast (Orbit rocks!). Looking forward to the next!

Good Morning, Boston! We're just an hour away from getting this thing rolling - it's gonna be a crazy week. Here's the sessions where you'll be able to find me:

• Drupal Multimedia
• OpenID and Identity in Drupal: the future of user.module
• Drupal Security - Best Practices and Process Discussion
• Zen and the Art of Drupal
• Fast Company Case Study
• The Drupal Association Panel
• Drupal Podcast Live

I'll be doing updates here and from twitter. Don't forget to follow walkah :)

Here we go again! One week from today, DrupalCon Boston 2008 will get underway. For the 3rd straight conference, I'll be doing a session on OpenID in Drupal:

OpenID and Identity in Drupal: the future of user.module

Those of you who have attended my OpenID talks at previous DrupalCons should definitely come out to this one, as I would like to dive a bit deeper into roadmapping future changes, additions and directions for the code as well as touching on rolling out OpenID support across the Drupal.org infrastructure itself. I'd also like to discuss additions and changes to user.module that will better accommodate alternate authentication mechanisms.

Can't wait to see you there! Oh, and yes, I'll bring my socks ;-)