Drupalcon Amsterdam 2014 Closing Session

Summary

Speakers: DyanneNovajaperryjyee Many people in the Drupal community have some familiarity with COD, the Conference ... Speakers: demeester_roelbertboerlandjaxxedsteveparksyoroybadrangeemma.makinenyannickooaxe312tomper00anngalland ... Speakers: prestonso In the face of bewildering advancements in the front end, it's useful to take a step back and take stock of ... Speakers: jancborchardt Open source becomes more and more important in an age where the web is mainly run by companies. Speakers: agentrickard With the growth of Drupal, we're starting to see large organizations adopt Drupal as a long-term platform. Speakers: matthiasnoback Events are the new hooks. But what is an event really? How can you best describe an event in your ... Speakers: KrisBuytaert The State of Drupal DevOps was first given by Kris Buytaert at the 2011 Munich Belgium born Drupal founder, Dries Buytaert is a pioneer in the open source web publishing and collaboration platform space. Speakers: Crell Drupal 8 is big. Really big. The code base is much cleaner and more maintainable than in previous versions, but ... Speakers: Fabianx Front-End, Back-End, Scalability and Database - Lets make Drupal fast! Motivation - Why does core need ... Speakers: jeni_dc Drupal isn't a CMS, it's a framework and toolkit for building a CMS. Drupal doesn't know how you're going to ... Speakers: pcambra Drupal 8 core initiatives introduced a new methodology for Drupal core development, they've helped to focus ... Speakers: eatingsBcwald Innovations in front end practices and technology continue to push our industry forward. While Drupal ...