11 years ago I attended my first DrupalCamp, and it was a lot of fun. With that visit in mind the question about organising a DrupalCamp in Gothenburg was raised during a Drupal meetup (in Gothenburg). I can't remember if I was the one raising the question, or if it was someone else, but I embraced it anyway. I have always loved organising these kind of events, and Drupal really showed me what a force the community can be.

My blog has been suffering alongside my work with DrupalCamp Gothenburg. It's hard work since we're only two guys making it happen this year, and there's a lot done and more to do. It brings me great pleasure to say that we just passed a major mile-stone when releasing the website for DrupalCamp Gothenburg. It's a new take on camp-sites, at least what I can gather. This site wont disappear after a couple of years, when the community looses interest in it.

So you're a regular at drupal.org, and feel right at home in groups.drupal.org, Drupal Answers is practically your own living room and Google's results on "drupal" is your best friend. Well, have you tried these resources of Drupal knowledge...?

The Drupal Association contacted me when I was working on DrupalCamp Gothenburg 2013 and asked me to write a blog entry about the camp. This is the result, posted at The Drupal Association website in June of 2013.