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Title | Speakers | Length |
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Next Level Twig: ExtensionsDrupal 8 features many enhancements, one of the most-prominent being the implementation of the Twig templating system. But are you really getting the most out of your Twig? |
kerasai | 30 minutes |
A Drupaler's Guide To MarketingThose of us planning, designing, building or supporting Drupal for others are increasingly working for people who see that work through the lens of Marketing. |
dgorton | 60 minutes |
Accessibility 101 - What's It All About?This session will discuss what accessibility is, why it is important, and who it benefits. |
keithbundy | 60 minutes |
Antaeus At Work; Human Centrism in Experience DesignWith the rise and proliferation of User Experience (UX) or Experience Design (XD) as a practice and profession, people have come to a nodding understanding of what it is, what it's for, and what it |
christephan | 60 minutes |
CiviCRM secrets for DrupalersCiviCRM is an Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) system, primarily for nonprofit or civic organizations, |
dsnopek, kerasai, elliotc | 60 minutes |
Component Based Theming With UI Patterns and Pattern LabSince the release of Drupal 8, great strides have been made to develop a component based theming workflow that takes advantage of the best that Twig has to offer and also plays nice with living style guides and pattern libraries. Gone are the days of redundant styles and markup, making way for the efficiencies found when Drupal and tools like Pattern Lab and KSS can share the exact same code. That said, handling the mapping of data between Drupal and your component library can still be quite complicated and difficult to coordinate on larger cross-functional teams. The UI Patterns Module offers a number of powerful ways to define and manage components in a way that Drupal understands. By exposing these patterns as Drupal plugins, UI Patterns makes it possible to manage this data mapping process within the Drupal Admin UI and also easily use these patterns from your pattern library with component friendly modules like Paragraphs and Field Layout. |
brianperry | 60 minutes |
Configuration Management for HumansThis session aims to unravel the mysteries of the Drupal 8 configuration system, and to outline an evolving set of best practices explained in human terms. |
broeker | 60 minutes |
Conscious Uncoupling -Drupal 8 meets MetalsmithDrupal 8 is a great back-end content management system that can be used to feed data to all sorts of clients. |
wernerglinka | 60 minutes |
Data4Drupal - What data is important for successful site redesigns?Developers, designers, and clients alike should be data advocates. In today’s age, data is plentiful and an important precursor to successful website redesigns. Just like stereotypes can misrepresent reality, best practices can misrepresent what actually works for *your* particular site redesign. Be an advocate for archetypes (data-backed) over stereotypes (your own opinion). Whenever possible, favor data-informed decision making over “best practices”, egos, and the latest idea your boss dreamed up. Of course data is only as useful as the insights you draw from it, but why not look at it rather than ignore it, before spending your client’s dollars and putting your relationship with them on the line. Perfection does not exist in web design, but practicing data analysis can sure make things better. Drupal is a highly customizable, data-friendly platform, so let’s take a look at how we can use data for a better redesign, a better experience, and better KPIs and end results! |
sethviebrock | 60 minutes |
Developing a Culture of MentorshipIt’s easy to spend your entire day, heads down, coding projects without thinking twice about other developers around you. |
tessak22 | 30 minutes |
Dr. Upal is In: Healthcheck your siteEvery site is "healthy" until it isn't. Don't leave things to chance by doing a site health check! |
socketwench | 60 minutes |
Drupal 8 Migrate: It's not rocket science......But we'll do some live migrations against from NASA APIs, so we'll *make* it rocket science! |
franksj | 60 minutes |
Drupal and the Music Industry: Learning from Our SuccessThe music industry is one of those areas where Drupal does well. |
mtift | 60 minutes |
Drupal with and without React, a head to headless comparisonIf you've been a part of the Drupal world over the past few years you've no doubt heard of, pondered, or taken part yourself in the headless debate. |
void-- | 60 minutes |
Easy, Flexible and Accurate Drupal 8 Search with Dr. Seuss and Search APIWho has ever been frustrated by complex, inaccurate, or otherwise painful Drupal 8 search setups. The Whos have—that’s who! |
adam_fuchs | 60 minutes |
Everything is a Block: How WordPress Rewrote the WYSIWYGAdding structural concepts to a CMS is easier than removing them. |
stevector | 60 minutes |
Hello [user:name]: Personalization for EveryoneToday, people have access to more information than ever before and they can access that information across many different devices. |
cgreaten | 60 minutes |
How to cope when the community lets you down?Attend any Drupal event and you will hear people talking about how important the Drupal community is to them or how much the Drupal community has impacted their life. |
Tim Erickson | 60 minutes |
Keeping Drupal 8 Up-to-DateBetween Drupal 8's regularly scheduled updates and its security releases, it's more important than ever to understand how to keep your Drupal 8 site up-to-date. |
ambermatz | 60 minutes |
Lando Ddev Docksal - Battle Royale of local developmentThree nimble contenders will enter the ring...which will survive? |
Wylbur | 60 minutes |
Maximum PhpStormTogether we'll go beyond learning how tools like PhpStorm can level up your developer-y super powers and demonstrate how your developer life can change if you maximize your use of these tools. |
cosmicdreams | 60 minutes |
Nobody wants a website. They want results!How many times have you been in a situation where the client is never happy with the results, no matter what you do? |
mcdwayne | 60 minutes |
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: How Weightlifting Helped Me Accept My Place in TechWeightlifting and tech. |
krismaye | 60 minutes |
Personal Internet Security BasicsNo matter if you're a developer, designer, manager or a business owner, you're a person. And these days, being a person on the Internet can be a minefield. |
dandaman | 60 minutes |
Predictive Analytics using R with DrupalI have gotten a lot of interest recently on my use of R, google analytics and Drupal to create a website that has dynamic content that is predictive based on a users previous browsing history of th |
ladew222 | 60 minutes |
Progressive Decoupling: A case study with PRIIn 2015, Dries published a blog post titled “The Future of Decoupled Drupal”. |
Brandon Hundt | 60 minutes |
Ready? Set. Contribute!Sharing is at the root of our community. |
eojthebrave | 60 minutes |
Rediscover Google AMP: Learn to integrate AMP with your Drupal projectCome learn about the current state of the Google AMP project and its integration with Drupal, where it's all heading, and how to incorporate AMP with your current or next project. |
jasonawant | 60 minutes |
Scaling Community Decision-makingAny Free/Libre Open Source Software project will have elements of do-ocracy (rule of those who do the work) but this approach does not work for all decisions a software community must make. |
mlncn | 30 minutes |
SEO! Snippets! Schema! What is going on?The world of search engine optimization is changing faster than ever, thanks to artificial intelligence, and marketers are clamoring for new updates to websites to meet these changes. |
dianekulseth | 60 minutes |
Steering the Open WebTo varying degrees, each one of us are responsible for steering the open web. |
mbabker | 60 minutes |
Taking a Clients Business Worklow Online with no Custom CodeThis Session is for site builders who have little experience with PHP. |
JJmonterey | 60 minutes |
The GDPR is here. Are you ready? (You need to be!)The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) just went into effect May 25, 2018. So, 1) What is it? And 2) Do you have to care about it? The short answer is: 1) It’s complicated. And 2) Almost certainly, yes. You are probably legally obligated to care about it. |
ochenk | 60 minutes |
The Next Big Thing and Why Should I Care?Let’s take a quick run down on today’s “next big things” and try to understand them better. Things like augmented reality, voice-activated search, AMP and GDPR. Specifically, (a) what is this and why should I care? (b) how can I start using these today? (c) is there a practical application with Drupal? |
minneapolisdan | 30 minutes |
Understanding DrupalDrupal is an extremely flexible system. To achieve this, various layers of abstractions were built into it. A lot of concepts were created to explain these abstractions. |
dinarcon | 60 minutes |
Why fork Drupal? The philosophy behind Backdrop CMSBackdrop CMS is the Drupal fork. It is a faster and less-complex version of Drupal 7 with more features you want, and fewer you don't. |
jenlampton, quicksketch | 60 minutes |