Accepted sessions
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15 Drupal Modules You've Probably Overlooked but Shouldn't Chris Sloan Drupal has not shortage of modules and the number of modules continues to grow almost everyday. For anyone new to Drupal, the time to do the research and reading, find the module you need, install... |
Beginner | Basics and Sitebuilder |
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Accelerate Your Business with Drupal Gardens and Drupal Commons Kieran Lal In this session, we will walk through Acquia's packaged business solutions, Drupal Gardens and Drupal Commons. Drupal Gardens is our Drupal as a service platform, built on Drupal 7. We will demo... |
Beginner | Drupal Solutions |
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Accelerated Grid Theming with NineSixty Todd Nienkerk This session will demonstrate the principles of grid-based theming and the NineSixty theme for Drupal. Subtheming NineSixty for rapid site design and deployment will be covered, as well as... |
Intermediate | Design and Theming |
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Acquia Dev Cloud: Improving the Drupal Developer Experience Kieran Lal This session will demonstrate how Acquia's Dev Cloud makes it easy to develop, test, and deploy your Drupal site through the entire development lifecycle without losing your mind. Acquia Dev... |
Beginner | Developer |
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AEgir - All your Drupal are belong to us Cash Williams AEgir can make creating and installing a Drupal site as simple as clicking a button. It can also make managing and moving sites quick and simple, with roll back support in the event of a failure... |
Advanced | Developer |
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Agile Estimating and Planning Gary McCants Gary McCants from Improving Enterprises will present on using Agile methods for planning and estimating projects. Abstract: |
Beginner | Drupal Solutions |
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AllPlayers.com and the Business Case for Drupal Travis Tidwell, Bill Miller Business Case Study: This session will look at why Drupal was chosen as the primary web platform for AllPlayers.com and the resulting benefits and trade-offs since that decision. Also explored... |
Beginner | Drupal Case Studies / Best Practices |
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Big Websites Diana Montalion Dupuis, Robert Ristroph Drupal powers many small-to-medium websites, from personal blogs to company intranets. Drupal also powers big sites like The Economist and The White House. How are the big sites different from the... |
Beginner | Drupal Foundations |
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Building and maintaining a high-end messaging framework with Drupal. Arturo Contreras Over the years, there has been a lot of development trying to achieve a greater and improved messaging framework that best suits the drupal community. Modules such as notifications, messaging,... |
Beginner | Developer |
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Building JQuery Slideshows in Drupal Joe Hyde This session covers Drupal 6 and 7. For site builders and themers, there are many options for building interactive JQuery slideshows in Drupal. I have found through experience that learning... |
Beginner | Basics and Sitebuilder |
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Building Mobile Applications with Drupal Jeff Linwood Want to create mobile applications for iPhone, iPad, or Android with your Drupal content? I'll show you how to configure Drupal 7 with Services to provide content to your mobile... |
Intermediate | Design and Theming |
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Building Responsive Websites and Apps with Drupal Chris Ruppel Responsive (or adaptive) layouts are a hot topic right now, and for good reason: they allow us to serve an appropriate UI to any device loading our site. Once you create a responsive design, how... |
Intermediate | Design and Theming |
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CiviCRM for Non-Profits and Small Businesses Peter Petrik In this session, Peter will provide a general overview of CiviCRM and its implementation on a Drupal website. CiviCRM is a free, open source software customer relationship management solution. It’... |
Intermediate | Drupal Solutions |
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Content optimization & SEO: secret weapons for driving traffic and engage visitors Tom McCracken Drupal gives you a wealth of tools for engaging visitors. It has a great architecture for driving traffic from search engines, blogs and social media. Yet most sites produce anemic traffic from... |
Beginner | Drupal Foundations |
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Creating a New Administration Paradigm Kris Vanderwater Administration within Drupal tends to be a monolithic structure that users must learn to navigate and utilize if they ever want to take full advantage of the platform. In addition to this, the... |
Intermediate | Developer |
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Creating Effective Requirements Definitions for New Websites Jean McClelland Whether the website will be a completely new one or major changes to an existing site, the requirements must be understood by both the functional users and the web builders - from the programmers... |
Advanced | Drupal Foundations |
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Designing Future Proof Websites Zach Meyer The internet is a buzz with the words adaptive, responsive, mediaqueries etc.. why should you care about it? Multi-device design is uncharted territory, sort of. The cow paths are a little... |
Beginner | Design and Theming |
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Don't design websites. Design web SYSTEMS! Todd Nienkerk, Aaron Stanush Drupal's theme layer is very flexible and can accommodate just about any web design. It's important for designers to remember, however, that they're not really creating a page — they're building a... |
Intermediate | Drupal Case Studies / Best Practices |
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Drupal on Windows Keith Casey While most of us deploy Drupal on a LAMP stack, the vast majority of our development time and effort is spent working on Windows locally. These different environments can make development tricky... |
Intermediate | Drupal Sidetracks |
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Drush Make - Install Like a Pro Chris Ruppel It only takes a few Drupal installs to notice the pointless repetition of the process. First you download Drupal core, then the latest modules, your favorite base/admin themes, other libraries for... |
Intermediate | Developer |
