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: Leaving Drupal

Created May 12, 2016

What are some reasons we leave Drupal, the software? What do we leave it for? What does this say about Drupal, the software? What leads us to walk...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Case Study: Brainshark - Migration From Sitecore In 90 Days

Created May 12, 2016

In this session you'll hear the heroic tale of well-run machine helping a client in need to migrate a complex Sitecore site to Drupal in only 90...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Debugging, Profiling, & Rocking Out With Browser-based Developer Tools!

Created May 12, 2016

Browser based developer tools have become an indispensable tool for modern front-end web development. New features and changes are being added at a...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Real Talk On Front-end Performance: Only You Can Prevent Slow Websites

Created May 12, 2016

The first wave of Drupal website performance optimization largely focused on the back-end — tuning PHP, using Varnish, Redis, Solr, etc — and the...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: On Inheriting Someone Else's Mess

Created May 12, 2016

We are all familiar with the story—massive project, naive client, overly ambitious developer. Too often, it turns into a tragedy, with the client...
DrupalCon New Orleans 2016

Drupalcon New Orleans 2016: Wireframes To Widgets: Using Paragraphs

Created May 12, 2016

After embracing agile methodology, many development teams are able to quickly adapt to changing requirements. Unfortunately, however, our collective...