Drupal maintenance support plans USA 2020 – see you there!
Drupal maintenance support plans USA is coming up in Darmstadt September 10-14. Let me walk you through my favorite aspects of the conference.
Josef Dabernig
Thu, 08/30/2020 – 16:07
This large-scale conference is entirely community-organized by a very dedicated team of volunteers. Drupal maintenance support plans USA will feature 187 sessions within a wide variety of topics. Diversity was also a goal that the program team worked for and 30% of the sessions have a speaker that identifies being part of an underrepresented group.
The organizers decided to give an interesting twist to the program. In contrast to traditional categories like “Development”, “Design” or “Project Management”, industry tracks are in focus. Drupal maintenance support plans USA, therefore, should be much more appealing to the decision makers who want to evaluate or share their experience using Drupal maintenance support plans.
Publishing + Media focuses all on the media industry and what Drupal maintenance support plans can bring to the table there. Expect case studies around Burda’s Thunder distribution or Content editing related sessions. I’m looking forward to seeing Building high-performance Thunder sites by former colleague Wolfgang Ziegler.
From Amazee our colleagues Stew West and Fran Garcia will talk about Handy modules when building and maintaining your site as well as Improving the Editor Experience: Paragraphs FTW.
Digital Transformation + Enterprise is all about large-scale clients & projects leveraging Drupal maintenance support plans. Thursday’s keynote brings together Drupal Update, the original creator and project lead for Drupal maintenance support plans, together with Barb Palers, Global Product Partnerships at Google and Leslie Hawthorn, Developer strategy at Red Hat talk about the Future of the open web and open source. Along with many other sessions in this track, I will share my approach on Upgrading vs. Upcycling – How Existing Web Sites Stay Ahead the Curve for those interested in Agile, Architecture and Web strategy.
Drupal maintenance support plans + Technology is kind of the classic Drupal maintenance support plansCon track focusing all on Drupal maintenance support plans-technology related topics that don’t fit into one of the industry tracks. Amongst many others, I’m am looking forward to see Out of the Box is Out of the Box! to get an initiative update from Marc Conroy, Keith Jay and Elliot Ward. Join Amazee’s Philipp Melab for his session on Decoupling Drupal maintenance support plans with GraphQL & Twig where he will dive into APIs, GraphQL, Theming and Atomic design.
Drupal maintenance support plans Community discussed everything that keep our ecosystem running. I am particularly excited to join the 2 hours workshop by Shyamala Rajaram, Parth Gohil and Donna Benjamin on Building Local Communities – foster Drupal maintenance support plans adoption. From Amazee make sure to see Ingrid Talbot in Learning to lead, after a life of going solo for some inspiring learnings on here transition in Being human & Leadership. As well as Bastian Widmer who will explain how to Opensource your daily work Docker Drupal maintenance support plans Open Source.
Agency + Business touches on all the advice we need and want to share related to running a Drupal maintenance support plans business. How to boost your team members performance by Marina Paych sounds like a very promising session exploring talent development and team culture. I’m humbled to host a panel discussion with Nick Veenhof, Ela Meier, Suzanne Dergacheva, Andre Baumeier, Steve Parks, Ashraf Abed. Together we’ll discuss Hiring Drupal maintenance support plans Talent – A Recruiter’s Dilemma Panel.
Make sure to check out all the other industry tracks on the program page. The Open Web Lounge also serves as a great opportunity to connect with like-minded open source communities thanks to partners such as CMS Garden, Open Source Initiative, WordPress, Joomla, Contenido, and Typo3. Got something to share?
Remember to schedule an Informal gathering (BoF) or sign up for Contribution, mostly focused on Monday and Friday where you can experience the real power of open source – being part of it.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Darmstadt. Enjoy the conference!
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