DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

The Drupal community is one of the largest open source communities in the world. We're developers, designers, strategists, coordinators, editors, translators, and more. Each year, we meet at DrupalCamps, meetups, and other events in more than 200 countries. But once a year, our community comes together at the biggest Drupal event in the world: DrupalCon North America. In 2016, from May 9-13, we were in New Orleans.

DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

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DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: How To Grow Support To Become A Cornerstone Of Your Business

Created May 11, 2016

When we started our support program, it almost seemed like post-launch support was a dirty word in the community. It was very easy to build a fancy...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Let's Be Honest: Estimation Is Guessing

Created May 11, 2016

Everybody would love to spend weeks in a detailed discovery exercise; writing nitty gritty of the application in product backlog and thinking through...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Graphql Meets Drupal

Created May 11, 2016

Modern web applications often have a nearly insatiable thirst for data. Especially when dealing with structured, hierarchical data, quenching that...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Behat: Behavior-driven Development, Functional Tests

Created May 11, 2016

Behat is my absolute favorite library to use. It's most famous for turning human-readable sentences into real functional tests for your application....
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Six Easy Pieces For The New Front-end Development

Created May 11, 2016

Modern front-end development has become a tangle of fast-moving technologies. Our job is to implement HTML, CSS, images, and JavaScript, but with...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Spotlight On The Featured Showcase: Writing Great Case Studies

Created May 11, 2016

What do the Weather Channel, the University of Oxford, and the Beatles have in common? Each use Drupal to run their websites — and each have a case...