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A lot happened last year. Here are some of the main things:
My First DrupalCamp
In February, I attended DrupalCamp London. This was my first time attending a Camp, and I managed to attend some great sessions as well as meet people who I'd never previously met in person. I was also a volunteer and speaker, where I talked about Git Flow - a workflow for managing your Git projects.
Great presentation by @opdavies on git flow at #dclondon very well prepared and presented. pic.twitter.com/tDINp2Nsbn
— Greg Franklin (@gfranklin) March 2, 2014I was also able to do a little bit of sprinting whilst I was there, reviewing other people's modules and patches.
Attending this and DrupalCon Prague in 2013 have really opened my eyes to the face-to-face side of the Drupal community, and I plan on attending a lot more Camps and Cons in the future.
Joined the Drupal Association
In May, I started a new job working as a Developer for the Drupal Association, working on Drupal.org where I was able to do some very interesting work. I was also able to travel to Portland, Oregon, USA twice last year to meet with the rest of the Association staff. Both times I met new people and it was great to spend some work and social time with everyone, and it was great to have everyone together as a team.
DrupalCon Amsterdam
I was also able to travel to Holland and attend DrupalCon Amsterdam along with other members of Association staff.
DrupalCamp Bristol
In October, we started planning for DrupalCamp Bristol. I'm one of the founding Committee members,