Are you a former developer from another open source or proprietary system or framework?
What was your experience like converting to Drupal?
- What were the pain points?
- What do you like about Drupal now?
- What would you say to other developers from that open source or proprietary system?
- Have any tips, caveats, and advice?
If you are interested in having a chat about your experience coming into Drupal, join this BoF :)
If you're an experience developer from another system or framework and you have some *burning questions*, please join this BoF!
Let's prepare these messages to reach outside of the community and bring developers with diverse experience to Drupal.
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Sunday, March 6
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Monday, March 7
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Tuesday, March 8
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Wednesday, March 9
- Clay Shirky Keynote
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Thursday, March 10
- Jared Spool Keynote
- Drupal Means Business
- Sessions, Core Conversations, Birds of a Feather, and Day Stage
- Drupal Trivia Night
Friday, March 11
- Sprints
Oh bummer! I published too
Oh bummer! I published too quickly. My description above may sound too biased actually. Negative experiences aren't always misconceptions. They are often places where Drupal can improve.
We can also initiate a discussion about WHAT DRUPAL CAN DO BETTER, to be more like your other favorite frameworks and tools of course too- then how we can help direct people to affect that change in the community.