DrupalCon Denver 2012

DrupalCon Denver, held from March 19–23, 2012, was a success! Over the course of five days, the event featured three incredible keynotes, 103 sessions, 14 pre-conference trainings, and more than 150 Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions. With over 3,100 attendees, DrupalCon Denver surpassed the previous record set by DrupalCon San Francisco.

Start Date

19 March, 2012

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DrupalCon Denver 2012

Drupalcon Denver 2012: Building And Securing Government Drupal Sites In The Cloud

Created March 28, 2013

ABOUT THE SESSION Federal regulations stipulate that information systems serving federal agencies must undergo a formal security assessment and...

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Drupalcon Denver 2012: Painting The Bikeshed: Lessons From A Drupal 8 Initiative Owner

Created March 28, 2013

In March of 2011 I was named as the first initiative owner for Drupal 8. I was excited and proud and itching to get going, but I felt one emotion...

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Drupalcon Denver 2012: Rethinking Responsive Building Techniques With Drupal

Created March 28, 2013

We've had over a year to think about how "Responsive web design" affects us. The relatively straightforward techniques described in Ethan Marcotte's...

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Drupalcon Denver 2012: Services Inside And Out

Created March 28, 2013

Services modules is the most widely used and robust Drupal module that provides API's for external applications that wish to communicate with Drupal....

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Drupalcon Denver 2012: Drupal 8 Is Becoming More Multilingual And You Can Help!

Created March 28, 2013

Come to this session to get an up to date status of where the D8MI (Drupal 8 Multilingual Initiative) stands and what are the immediate and longer...

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Drupalcon Denver 2012: Changing The Tires At 60 Mph: How Martha Stewart Living Migrated To Drupal

Created March 28, 2013

Building a complex, high traffic, Drupal site from scratch is challenging. Converting a site that already has a high traffic web presence to Drupal...