Saturday Nov 14th 2026

Session Agenda

The New England Drupal Camp will have opportunities for you to learn and engage with others, no matter your experience with web development and design or Drupal.

Registration in the Gaige Hall Lobby

Start your day off right with a little something to eat.

Join us for some camp info and updates!

Training platforms that serve millions run on a Drupal module most developers have never heard of. Learning management systems (LMS) are necessary for organizations that deliver continuing education, employee onboarding, compliance training, or member education.

Have you been writing JavaScript to do things on the web and wondered if there was a better way? Fear not, CSS and HTML are here to ease your JavaScript woes! I'll go over a few new and upcoming CSS and HTML attributes, elements, and APIs that eliminate the need for JavaScript, such as:

Your site didn't go down. No one got breached. The accessibility audit didn't turn into a lawsuit. By every measure that matters, the year went well.

Now your board is asking why the web support line item costs what it costs.

Judgment. Taste. A human in the loop. "It's what we need right now," say the LinkedIn hot takes.

A developer accepts a task during a standup and says it looks straightforward. Two weeks later, there is no progress. The lead expected steady progress without check-ins, and the developer expected more guidance at the start. Neither person said their expectations out loud. 

The session description below was entirely generated by AI, and I am okay with that. For the past year, I have been writing about AI in my own voice. What I saw AI generate felt like AI doing what it does best: reading, learning, and repeating knowledge.

Have you ever looked at the growing ecosystem of Drupal Recipes and Site Templates and wondered, "How hard is it to build and publish one of these myself?" The answer is: you can absolutely do it, and this session will show you how.

The Drupal AI ecosystem has exploded over the past year, but most of the attention goes to a handful of headline modules. Meanwhile, a growing collection of smaller, focused AI modules is quietly solving real problems for site-builders and many people don't even know they exist.

Join us in the Faculty Center for our Lunch Buffet

Something new is happening in tech. That’s a line we’ve been hearing quite a bit, isn’t it?

Stay after the keynote for our group photo and/or head to Gaige 200 for a coffee break. 

Many of us in the Drupal community enjoy coffee, and the Drupal Coffee Exchange is a way to celebrate the magic elixir many of us use to fuel our days. The Drupal Coffee Exchange allows community members to stay caffeinated and share their favorite coffees with other enthusiasts.

Web teams make decisions every day based on assumptions about users: what they need, what they'll understand, where they'll look, and what will help them succeed.

Remember when Drupal 8 came out and everything had to become a class, and we all said we'd get around to it? Hooks were the one thing that got to stay the same. That's ending.

Addiction doesn't have a particular job title or work environment. It can affect someone working from home, sitting in an office, managing a team, or writing code, and it isn't always obvious to the people around them or even to the person experiencing it.

Ask developers for the first three words they associate with Drupal and you get a lovely picture of its legacy: open source, flexible, reliable, secure. Across 1,167 words volunteered by the 389 developers who knew Drupal, just five mentioned AI.

Code components let you build modern, React-compatible JavaScript components directly in Drupal Canvas. With help from an AI agent, you might be surprised by what’s already possible.

After a long day of Drupal come relax with a drink and some great eats.