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: Continuous Delivery With Drupal

Created May 10, 2016

Continuous Delivery (CD) you've heard about it used on big fancy sites, but how can you implement it yourself? The critical thing in continuous...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Agile D8 Builds: Doing The Most Without Php

Created May 10, 2016

One of the design philosophies behind Drupal 8 is the ability to make simple things easy and complex things possible. While there is a lot of neat...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Dependency Injection In Drupal 8

Created May 10, 2016

Since the released of D8 with symphony and contrib module, everyone has been trying to contribute as much and as fast as possible. However the...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Drupal And Logstash: Centralised Logging

Created May 10, 2016

Have you heard about Logstash and always wanted to test it out? This is your perfect chance to start! The ELK stack – Elasticsearch, Logstash and...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Your Api Is A Ui

Created May 10, 2016

Whether you're creating a complex web application or a simple library, everything you create has a user. Why, then, do we concentrate on our users...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016 Writing Command Line Tools For Drupal 8 Modules

Created May 10, 2016

The Drush and Drupal Console maintainers have launched a new collaborative effort to unify the way that command line tools should be written for...