DrupalCon Amsterdam 2019

DrupalCon Amsterdam was a wonderful 4 days of knowledge sharing, collaboration, networking and connection. The community that is Drupal is truly exceptional.

Thank you to the incredible hardworking volunteers who donated their time and expertise to help deliver the program, social events, and on site experience that made DrupalCon so memorable. 

Be sure to view the conference photos on the Amsterdam Flickr account-brought to you by the fabulous volunteer photography team! 

DrupalCon Amsterdam 2019

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DrupalCon Amsterdam 2019

Drupalcon Amsterdam 2019: Live Preview With Gatsby And Decoupled Drupal

Created October 30, 2019

Room: Auditorium Presenter: Preston So, Matt Davis Description: Gatsby and Drupal fit together like peas in a pod, thanks to Gatsby’s first-class...
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Drupalcon Amsterdam 2019: Winning And Retaining Long Term Clients

Created October 30, 2019

Owen Lansbury PreviousNext, Sydney, Australia Every successful Drupal agency has a roster of long term clients who probably account for 80% of their...
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Drupalcon Amsterdam 2019: Quic And Http/3: Too Big To Fail?!

Created October 30, 2019

Robin Marx Hasselt University, Diepenbeek, Belgium There is a revolution coming to the web in the form of the new QUIC and HTTP/3 protocols. They...
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Drupalcon Amsterdam 2019: Owasp Top 10: What Are Them And How To Prevent Them

Created October 30, 2019

Ayesh Karunaratne AKCS, Maradankadawala, Sri Lanka OWASP is an online community of people who care about web application security (like you and I),...
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Drupalcon Amsterdam 2019: Building Your Legos: A Practitioner’s Guide To Reusable Components

Created November 1, 2019

Chris Greatens Bounteous, Chicago, United States If you have built several Drupal websites, you have undoubtedly noticed that all websites share...
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Drupalcon Amsterdam 2019: Lessons From A First Time Drupal Camp Organizer

Created November 1, 2019

Camilo Bravo Toptal, Quito, Ecuador Contributing to Drupal does not always need to take the form of writing code. There are many ways you can apply...