Schedule

In this session, we'll delve into the potential of community-driven cooperation, illustrating how collective efforts expand opportunities and capabilities within open-source content management systems. By coming together, we amplify our impact, fostering an environment where sharing research and development insights becomes commonplace. Together, we explore innovative solutions, pushing the boundaries of what these platforms can achieve.

Despite great advances to make more and more functionality generic and available to all entity types, most Drupal sites still use the entity types provided by core, most prominently nodes. For many sites that's a great fit! But there's also a lot of sites where the constraints of the "everything is a node" mantra really show their rough edges and which could benefit from a more custom-tailored approach to the data model. In this session we will endeavor to break free from those constraints by creating a custom entity type via code.

What AI functionality would you love to see in Starshot? Want simple content editing tools? Summarise Translate? Or want to see something more advanced? Like create a whole Drupal site from a prompt or picture? Become THE Ai Orchestration platform? Come and explore with us.

Drupal thrives on community contributions in the form of patches and documentation to both contributed modules and core. This helps the project move forward and stay relevant.
Not everyone who works on open source projects is a senior developer. Smaller tasks help people increase confidence and gain experience, which, in turn, leads to more contributions. Code is very important, but so are all the other parts. Contributing back to Drupal helps folks to become better developers. A more polished Drupal leads to a better overall experience.
But how does one become a contributor?

You've always asked yourself about search engines? But you've never find the courage to look into it because it seems too complexe?
I got you, welcome! 

Let's popularize search engines and scoring! We will go through some explanation and examples, and even some parallel with life 

We will also see that configuring indexes is easy when we understand some principles ! 

The automated testing page of Drupal documentation is huge, but unfortunately, it leaves so many questions.

There are different types of automated testing - unit, kernel, functional. Do I need them all? Do I run them all? If there so many tests in the core, do I need to add my own? When to run the tests? Why are there tools that reside in the core, others must be installed separately (behat, cypress). How do I choose the right tool to write client-specific tests?

Lunch Break

Drupal has been around for 23 years, and as community, we have built an amazing product that powers hundreds of thousands of websites, and especially in the top most visited sites.

However, every single indicator indicates that Drupal's market share is decreasing, and the upcoming end-of-life of Drupal 7 will probably accelerate that decline.

Typed Data API still remains quite a mystery for many. We need to get familiar with it in order to really know how entity data is modeled. In this session I'm going to get to the bottom of it, so please fasten your seatbelts and be ready to understand it. Finally...

What is WissKI? 

WissKI (Scientific Communication Infrastructure/ Wissenschaftliche  Kommunikationsinfrastruktur) is a set of modules to combine Drupal's content  management features with linked open data and semantic web technologies to a  scientific research environment.

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In recent years, cloud services become more and more popular as they constantly improve and broaden their offer. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has a wide selection of services allowing for hosting and running Drupal applications of any size and complexity, allowing for flexibility of control, scalability, and increasing complexity, and predictable costs.

Do you find yourself working on an existing site, but wishing you had written automated tests earlier? It's not too late.
 

Automated testing is universally seen as a good thing, but often doesn't happen. There's a lot of code out there that works, but that can't be verified.

AI Interpolator is a no-code AI chaining tool working together with over 20 services to make Drupal a powerhouse for setting up workflows, where your imagination is the limit of what is possible to do. Examples of workflows can be found on workflows-of-ai.com. 

Its built on a plugin system making it possible for developers to extend it with their custom logics in the workflows.

This presentation will go through the following topics:

Content management forms look complicated and are difficult to work with? You want to see your changes while doing them? Join my session and I will show you how to avoid stress and frustration, while empowering your content editor experience with realtime inline editing.

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