I'll walk you through how to get a wysiwyg editor up and running on your drupal site in a few simple steps. I'll cover the basics like how to get Bold and Italic buttons, and also more complicated things like in-line image placement. I also have few words for you on best practices around input filters and role-based usage.

My favorite combination of modules for setting up a WYSIWYG editor are:
WYSIWYG API (http://drupal.org/project/wysiwyg)
IMCE (http://drupal.org/project/IMCE)
IMCE WYSIWYG API bridge (http://drupal.org/project/imce_wysiwyg)

This session will be divided in 2 parts:

• In first part (20 min) I am going to discuss about
  1. Socializing Your Web Using Open Authentication and how it could drive more traffic to you sites.
  2. Why open standard authentication systems should be implemented?

  For more details I recently wrote a blog about it here http://civicactions.com/blog/2009/may/31/google_io_goole_wave_and_social...

Panels 3 is a fantastic module (http://drupal.org/project/panels) that can allow a flexible, drag-and-drop interface for site layout and page construction. With an expanding set of "plugins" and tight integration with the Views 2 module, Panels can allow end users to quickly build and easily manage a complex Drupal site.

iLoveBolly.com is a social network built with Drupal targeting the Indian entertainment segment (Movies, Songs, Celebrities, TV Serials, Videos, Images, ....

This case study is intended to target both Drupal experts and newbies as a "What (more) can you do with Drupal?" session.

Proposed Agenda:

1. iLoveBolly Introduction : Aim, Audience, Scope.
   
2. Feature List to be Discussed:
   • Brief Architecture : Discuss a few custom content types, some views, taxonomy, information architecture

This session will review the process of building the Cool California website (http://coolcalifornia.org) from concept to launch. We'll plan to cover:

Development process & tools
Modules used & why
Content Types & Fields
Views
Menu system
Panels/Section
Administrative management

Open discussion and questions are welcome during the presentation.