Add an eventSessions at DrupalCon London 2011 on Tuesday 23rd August in Fairfield Halls
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Survive and Thrive: Drupal(Con) How To
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Keynote: The State of Drupal
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Group Photo
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Business Day: Welcome/Intro
by Peter Guagenti and Simon Surtees
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Automated UI Testing with Selenium
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Hollywood Storytelling and the Drupal Development Process
by George DeMet
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Living, Breathing, Drupal: The Biology of the Request
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Meet the Drupal Association and DrupalCon
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The path to a Mobile Drupal: techniques, tools and failure
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Why Royal Mail and UK Government Are Shifting towards Open Source and Drupal
by Sam Lowe
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With One Click
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Document-Oriented Storage
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Aegir-Based Business Models
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Data Migration into Drupal
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Easy Drupal Hosting Lifecycle: Local Dev, Production Deploy, Cloud Scale, and Sleep Well.
by Barry Jaspan
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Product, Framework, or Platform?
by Jeff Eaton
As Drupal's popularity has grown, its core audience of hobbyist developers has exploded into an international community of businesses, nonprofits, independent developers, startups, and governments. Bubbling under the surface is a recurring debate: Is 'Drupal' a product for people who build web sites, a framework for web developers, or a platform that other products are built on?
Often, we've given the easy answer: Both! As Drupal grows, however, tough choices about experience design, software requirements, and system complexity can no longer be ignored. What principles will guide the next decade of Drupal, and how will we reach agreement? There are no easy answers, but understanding the nature of the questions before us is essential for anyone who cares about our platform's future.
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Responsive Content: Re-architecting the Basic Page, Render API, etc.
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Telenet: Adopting Drupal to Reduce Costs, Improve SEO and Flexibility
by Andy Stynen
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Web Typography & Drupal: Putting Arial Out to Pasture
Arial's days are numbered, and we should all celebrate. Come learn about the evolution of web font embedding, how it works, what it can do for your site and your users, and how to make the most of the biggest advance in design for the web since the deprecation of the blink tag.
Drupal's evolution has drastically changed the way web sites are made and managed. But we're still looking at a million pages of Arial - completely undermining the money and effort invested in developing brands and identity. Between Windows, Mac and the various flavors of Unix and Linux it leaves us with about a dozen fonts we can reasonably rely on being present. iPhones have more, but still only represent a fraction of the web browsing public, and the fastest growing segment of the market is Android... which has only 3 fonts resident in the system. Enter: web fonts. With thousands of fonts that can easily be embedded and work in virtually all modern browsers from desktops to mobile devices, the opportunities abound to provide vastly improved experience with more consistency and quality than ever before.
Numerous web font services have launched in the past year, and enormous effort has gone into improving the quality of fonts from many vendors specifically for on-screen use. Some even support API's enabling development of modules for Drupal to enable font selection and assignment to CSS selectors right in the browser interface. We'll also cover topics like how to manage the appearance of your site while the fonts are loading (it's easier than you think).
Find out how the platforms work, how to most effectively integrate them and learn about performance, tuning and even what you can do for devices that can't load them at all. We'll even cover some advanced features for non-Latin character sets like font-subsetting from http://webfonts.fonts.com (this is a big one).
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Making Drupal Documentation Modular, Reusable and Open Source
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Drupal Module Developer Challenge by Tropo: Kick-Off
by Adam Kalsey
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Doing Drupal Security Right
by Gábor Hojtsy
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Drupal Mergers, Acquisitions & Alliances
by Robert Douglass, Ivo Radulovski, Frederic Plais and Karen Borchert
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Forensic Theming: Key Techniques to Building Effective Drupal Themes
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Hierarchical Permissions for Drupal 8
by Karoly Negyesi and Bálint Kléri
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How Do You Know that Gal Knows Drupal? Towards an Open Source Curriculum and a Community-Based Accreditation Scheme for Drupal
by Heather James and Dominik Lukes
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Scalability and Performance Options
by Maxime Topolov, Mark Brown, Nathan Goulding and David Stuart
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This Code Stinks!
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We invented the Web. 20 years later we got Drupal.
by Cath Noble and Nicolas Bocquet
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Bounty.com - Performance and Scalability
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