Room 312
Trainings
Franken Theme - Reverse engineering contributed themes
toDrupal has a large ecosystem of contributed and core themes. A lot of pieces can be reused and repurposed on custom themes. However, awareness about said themes and their quality of life improvements can at times be missed. It can be hard to recognize them unless you did it the hard way once. As learn from different projects, I will walk you through some scenarios and why those snippets, hooks, and modules, could come in handy. Let's brainstorm together and discover some new ones.
Using the Drupal AI module
toRoom 314A
AI is everywhere... including Drupal! The advances for site builders using AI are pretty amazing! This course will provide a solid overview of what's available right now in both Drupal 11 and DrupalCMS and where the AI module is going. This will be a hands-on course (if you want to try for yourself) for both Drupal 11 and Drupal CMS. No AI experience necessary, however you will need a paid account with OpenAI (or another API provider) - we're starting from scratch!
Drupal Decoupled
toRoom 314B
Discover how the Drupal Decoupled project leverages modern frontend frameworks and GraphQL APIs to transform traditional Drupal setups into Decouple implementations. This session will show you how you can use Drupal as an API-driven CMS to build digital experiences, offering practical insights into decoupled architectures.
Drupal CMS Preview
toRoom 325
Drupal CMS has the potential to reset the perception of Drupal and is arguably one of the most important projects undertaken by the Drupal community. Helping folks get a better understanding of Drupal CMS will help participants have a positive first impression, lead to informed word-of-mouth and help perceptions, and in turn increase adoption. The course will provide a hearty introduction to some of Drupal CMS' main functionality with highly hands-on demonstrations and exercises.
Introduction to Agile and Git Workflows for Web Developers
toRoom 324
Developing websites within a team is a very different experience than building a site alone or with one or two other developers. This hands-on training aims to build surface-level understanding of Agile and Gitflow, two common web development workflows for teams, from a developer’s perspective. You’ll learn about tips and tools to get you started, as well as resources for deeper exploration.
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DePaul University - Lincoln Park Student Center
2250 N Sheffield Ave.
Chicago, IL 60614
