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Many contributions are not code related at all and focus more on managing and building the community. They highly value their code of conduct and I met people who told me that they even do not work with Drupal anymore, but that they are still active in the community. Therefore, a Vue and React based JS menu component is recommended, and this is the 5th initiative.ĭries's post about his thoughts and the recording of his talk is available here.One thing is very clear from the beginning: Drupal has a very open and diverse community and you can see and feel it everywhere. This aligns with a need for a more modern admin UI, which calls for JavaScript. It is already recognized as a capable headless or decoupled CMS, but there is still more room to grow. JavaScript menu components in Vue and Reactĭrupal needs evolving with keeping personalization in mind. The first milestone is automatic security updates, and the long term vision is to build a composabled architecture for Drupal. Automated updatesĪgain, an initiative that has shown a lot of effort in the past, and it is much awaited. Front-end theme: OliveroĪ new, beautiful front-end theme is coming with Drupal 10, and even though the progress is looking good, still some work needs to be done. Some of you might have been using these items, but they need finishing touches. Media replacing files, Layout builder and Claro need to get over the finish line before the launch. These include CKEditor, Symfony, jQuery, Guzzle and the support of PHP8 as well.
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This largely depends on third-party software components, and upgrading them will be a nice challenge.
Screenshot from Dries’s keynote presentation at DrupalCon Global 2020ĭrupal 9 came out only in June, but we already have a release date set for Drupal 10, planned for June 2022, which gives us 16 months.ĭries introduced 5 initiatives, which may guide us on the road and hopefully lead us to meeting the expected deadlines. One of the highlights was the session of the Penguin Corps - the kids took over the stage, and they did a fantastic job! All talks will be available online soon for everyone to check. We had wonderful keynote speakers, including Mitchell Baker, CEO of Mozzilla, and iAsia Brown, program manager of Microsoft.
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Of course, the content is the most important part of every conference, it was great to see a lot of sessions about how to provide a better working environment and how Drupal helped locals all over the world in these hard times, and of course a lot of exciting and great technical talks as well.
Selfies were taken over by screenshots of our best moments :) It was interesting to see how people discovered the features of the software, which allowed us to jump between sessions easily, chat with each other during the talks, and even to network. DC Global chose Hopin as a conference platform, which was new to most of us. DC Global was organized to match the US time zone(s), so most of the sessions started after 3PM CET, but this allowed more attendees to join (even if it caused a minor jetlag for those who attended the sessions in the middle of their night). Even though travelling to new places is always a charming part of a Drupal event (and in many cases a very nice reason to attend), attending a rather large Drupal conference from your couch turned out to be very very satisfying.
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