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: Drupal As Base System For Your Iphone Android Ipad Apps

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Sumit Kataria Well no need to explain why mobile apps are important! At present you can't really ignore the iOS and Android platforms....
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Damn Quick Drupal: How To Make Drupal Perform

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Michael Cooper I've often heard folks complain that Drupal doesn't scale well and has issues with performance. You'll hear people saying...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: I'm Leaving You: The Risks Of Dumping Your Old Cms

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Nicole Lind In the old days, moving to Drupal often meant converting static pages or templates to Drupal nodes. Today, it is rare that...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Creating And Measuring The User Experience

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Jeff Noyes This session will cover: Methods to flush out requirements and uncover both good and bad ideas Tools and methods to...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: Keynote: The Future Of Social Media

Created March 23, 2013

In recent years the internet has enabled a flowering of easy-to-use publishing tools that have made media more social, participatory and...
DrupalCon London 2011

Drupalcon London 2011: A Bulletproof Approach To Theming

Created March 23, 2013

Presented by Rasmus Läbel Kalms Theming is not rocket science, but it can be difficult being a themer on Drupal projects that are larger in scale....