I'm back home in Louisville after a super-productive Drupal Commerce sprint that has left me feeling geeked and buried in pull requests - both good things! I still need to pull in those outstanding commits, roll a new release, and then post up some statistics on the week's activity.
In addition to coding, we spent time reviewing our approach to guiding users through implementing Drupal Commerce. We've been training early adopters in Paris with a hands-on workshop curriculum that we're keeping up to date with the current development in Drupal Commerce. DrupalCon Chicago attendees have a chance to get this training at a reduced price in our Drupal Powered E-commerce pre-conference training.
The training covers installing and configuring the modules themselves but also explores the changes from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7 you must understand to make the best use of Drupal Commerce. Many of the support requests we receive in the forums and issue tracker are covered, including a full explanation of building dynamic product displays through Product References and Views, managing product pricing and payment methods through Rules, and customizing the checkout experience.
DrupalCon Chicago is your best opportunity to learn Drupal Commerce from our team of trainers and integrators, including developers working on some of our freshest Drupal 7 projects. Seats and registration time are limited, so register now to ensure your spot in our first U.S. based Drupal Commerce training. If you have any questions about the training, leave a comment or get in touch through our contact form. We'd love to see you there!