Lullabots Addison Berry, Angela Byron, and Nate Haug are headed up to sunny Szeged this afternoon. As usual, we'll be presenting at a bunch of sessions at Drupalcon, which are detailed down below. Looking forward to meeting you there! :)

Wednesday, August 27

• 11:00-12:00: Addi will be giving a gentle introduction to Drupal coding for those who are not yet among the super-geeks.
• 15:00-15:45: Angie will be co-presenting an Introduction to Testing with Charlie Gordon and Florian Loretan to teach people new to automated testing how it works.
• 16:00-16:45: The day finishes up with Angie and Addi doing the Drupalchix BoF session, where the women of Drupalcon can come and hang out.

Thursday, August 28

• 09:00-10:30: Come join Angie, Addi, and a whole cabal of Drupal developers for the Awesome Testing Party! Come get some chocolate and learn how to write tests in a hands-on fashion.
• 11:00-12:00: Addi will be holding a Doc sprint planning session prior to the documentation sprint on Sunday.
• 15:00-15:45: Addi will be holding a second BoF this afternoon, this time about Videocast-o-Rama to learn how to make screencasts or share your tips and tricks!
• 16:00-16:45: The day finishes up with Angie, Leslie Hawthorne, Charlie Gordon and friends discussing the DROP program , aimed at getting new contributors involved in the Drupal project.

Friday, August 29

• 09:00-10:30: The day kicks off with the Summer of Code Showcase, led by Angie. This is a demo of all of the Summer of Code projects from this year from the students and mentors themselves.

Saturday, August 30

• 09:00-10:30: Angie and Addi will be part of the Drupal Association panel, where Association members will be debriefing the community about various happenings.

Code Sprint (August 31)

Addi will be holding a Documentation Sprint all day long for folks who'd like to help make the documentation even better. There is a list of things to hammer on all day long along with an IRC meetup for folks who couldn't make it to Szeged. Nate and Angie will be running around hacking on random things, too.

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