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!
The contract is signed, the project team is defined, and goals are set. So you’re probably thinking, let’s kick the project off. Although it’s exciting to jump in and make progress on a new project, there’s a lot to think about before getting started.
Join Aten's Senior Accessibility and QA Lead as she guides you through collaborating with Aten's design team using Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and client branding to create accessible, usable website de
You've built sites with Drupal and know that with a few dozen modules (and a ton of configuring), you can do nearly everything in modern Drupal.
When working with color on the web, we’ve always had a few choices: HEX, RGB, and HSL. In recent years, however, the color level 4 specification introduced a few newcomers: HWB, LCH, okLCH, LAB, and okLAB.
In the world of Drupal development, managing bugs effectively is crucial for creating high-quality and reliable websites and applications. This session looks at practical ways to find, track, and fix bugs in Drupal projects.
After working within the Drupal community for the past 15 years, I would like to share my favorite lesser-known modules. This session will explore modules that improve Drupal's administrative user experience, content authoring, content architecture, structured data, and developer experience.
One of the key elements of the Starshot Initiative is the rapidly evolving system for Recipes.
This session is for those who have some basic knowledge using Figma and want to learn more about reusable components and styles. This session will take you through building and organizing nested components organization in a mini-design system.
There are several methods available to preprocess content.
The IXP-Fellowship, a Drupal community initiative for onboarding inexperienced developers has its initial goal of using Drupal's contribution credit system as an incentive for Drupal organizations to hire new and inexperienced Drupal developers.
I can't wait for Drupal CMS (Starshot)! It's going to be awesome - but I can't wait. I have sites to build right now.
When a building is engulfed in smoke, it is not always apparent where the fire’s source is. When there are no visible flames, where do firefighters start the battle? How do they know where to place the engines, the pumpers, and the hoses?
Join us in the Faculty Center for our Lunch Buffet
The combination of visual page building tools and modular design patterns has made creating high-quality web sites easier than ever. But for many teams this convenience is a double-edged sword.
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.
Let's "get off the island" and look at Drupal security from the point of view of an outsider.
Let's explore the many challenges of bringing multiple sites under one flag and the solutions to solving these complex migration problems using the Migrate API.
In Drupal's Migrate API we trust!
Recipes are one of the most exciting things to land in Drupal 10.3, and promise to supercharge site building without the lock-in and pain of distributions.
The dominant narrative on AI is that it will inevitably transform our industry. The only response is to get on board before we get left behind.
Drupal seems easy at first. With just a few clicks you can create very powerful sites incredibly quickly, using built-in facilities like content types, taxonomies, and views. Out of the box, it supports multiple users, multiple languages, mobile devices, and is even SEO-friendly.
Any organization that uses technology comes to a crossroads every so often: one or more members have found a new way to do things, and they'd like to put it to the test on a real project.
These are the voyages of a developer using config sync. To seek out new implementations, new solutions, and develop better devops. To boldy install what thousands of others have installed before. Daah, dah dah daaaaaah dah dah daaaaaaaah....
Many great front end experiences have been built with Drupal and undoubtably many more will be created in the future. Yet it is impossible to deny the feeling that Drupal’s Twig theme engine hasn’t been able to keep up with expectations for modern front end developer experience.
After a long day of Drupal come relax with a drink and some great eats.
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