DrupalCon London 2011

DrupalCon London 2011, held from August 22–26, brought together the community that utilizes, develops, designs, and supports the Drupal platform. It concluded as the largest and most profitable European Drupal event to date.

More than 1,750 members of the Drupal community from 55 countries filled South London’s Fairfield Halls. The event featured jam-packed sessions, training, code sprints, and collaborative opportunities, making it a standout moment for the Drupal community in Europe.

DrupalCon London 2011

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DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Unified Entity Api

Created March 23, 2013

Problem: Unified Entity API as Part of the Configuration Management Initiative The divergent APIs and representations for different core entities...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: So What's This "drew-paul" Thing You Do?

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by David Needham You're introduced to someone by a friend. The smalltalk begins and you know what's coming. They ask, "What do you do?"...
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Drupalcon London 2011: Building Your Drupal Products The Right Way

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Kristof Van Tomme Every day more and more companies start using Drupal and the day will come when it'll make all the difference if you...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Adaptive, Responsive, Mobile First

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Jake Strawn As designers/themers we've always been pressed with dealing with screen sizes. I remember the days when we had to worry how...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Developing With Drupal Commerce

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Ryan Szrama Peter Philipp Jamie Wiseman Jakob Torp Some of the earliest and most complex deployments of Drupal Commerce have been...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Keynote: Designing The Sustainable Web

Created March 23, 2013

The web is evolving. Fast. As designers and developers working in this volatile medium -- one that is characterised by a relentless pace of change --...