Many are still recovering from the sold-out and jam-packed weekend that was DrupalCamp Dallas 2009. Over 100 developers, users, and business owners curious about the Drupal open source platform gathered in Dallas the first weekend of August for two days of Drupal! Here is what some of the attendees said...

"Definitely one of best DrupalCamps I've attended. The Dallas Drupal users are a vibrant and knowledgeable bunch." - Todd Ross Nienkerk, Four Kitchens

"I had no idea there were so many amazing brains around Dallas / Fort Worth, and enjoyed the broad range of topics that were covered." - Chris Ruppel

"Vulcan Mind Meld - I had a great time at Drupal Camp Dallas this past weekend. It was awesome to meet people who I previously had only talked to online, and to get acquainted with other sharp people from the DFW area." - Nathan Smith

"Learned about hacking everything except Core" - John Jesus

"It was a great learning experience. Thanks to all of those that made this event possible. I'm already implementing the stuff I learned and have passed along the info!" - Blake Ramick

Presentations and videos of the event are now available on the website, www.DrupalCampDallas.org On the Sessions page, click on the title of each session to see slideshare presentations and videos.

Where would DrupalCamp be without Firehost as a sponsor?  Let's put it this way... it wouldn't be good.  For those of you who are not familiar with Firehost, they are a "secure web hosting company that provides premium managed hosting solutions with enterprise level security to companies of all sizes."  They are based locally in Plano, and have been delivering top notch hosting services since 2002.

DrupalCamp Dallas sold out this evening at 22:28pm. 100 people will be coming together this weekend at Improving Enterprises to talk about Drupal. If you are not able to make it and want to stay up to date all weekend, follow the hashtag #drupald09, read the wiki, or check back for information about recorded sessions online.

We all have questions, especially about Drupal. Learn from the people who have already been in your shoes. Take this opportunity to ask the questions they were asking 6 months, 2 years, even 5 years ago.

Bring your laptop in from 4-6pm for Collab Lab on Saturday, Sunday or both days. If you're looking for help on your Drupal project, you should be here. If you can help solve problems and teach Drupal, you should be here, too.

Have a specific project your working on? Bring it. The goal of the lab is to answer your questions and help you understand Drupal a little bit more than when you when you walked in that door.

Let's help each other out. You just might have the Drupal answer I am looking for.

Image sourced from Flickr: Stickered by Matthew Saunders

Fuse Dallas is our official location for the pre-camp Happy Hour event. Our friends at Fuse have extended an incredibly generous offer to DrupalCamp Dallas attendees. Fuse is offering:

DrupalCamp Dallas is not for profit event and events like this one wouldn't be possible without the support of sponsors. Sponsors are extremely important to help fund the costs associated with running a camp. Over the next week we'll be featuring all of DrupalCamp Dallas 2009 sponsors that have supported the camp on a Gold and Platinum level. So if you have some free time, go to their website and find out more about who this year's sponsors are and what it is they do!

OpenCircle Technology is an innovative and energetic creator of technology solutions for businesses of all sizes, including Sony Playstation®, Nautilus Inc - Bowflex®, International Convention on Human Rights and Others.

"We deliver our up-front promises to our clients, on time, fully guaranteed and at a budget that makes sense. And, as a company comprised of tested web professionals and technology veterans, we execute online - period."

Thank you OpenCircle Technology for supporting the Drupal community and DrupalCamp Dallas 2009!