Most useful thing that I really liked but probably not too many other people did: The distance between the expo hall and the session rooms.īiggest question I left with: Which hosting companies are going to step up and fully support (and promote) hosting plans for Automatic Updates (and therefore Project Browser) for less technical Drupal site-builders?īest new "thing": I am not a fan of draws (even though I do love soccer,) but in this case I really can't pick one. I'll watch pretty much anything having to do with Drupal caching, and this was one of the better presentations I've ever seen on the topic. The Pins x Pints Barcade Bash from Acquia came in a close second.įavorite session that I didn't see in person but have since watched: Advanced Render Cache Debugging presented by Jody Hamilton and Janez Urevc. There are a few things I really need at a party these days: a volume level where I don't have to scream to have a conversation, an outdoor area, activities, and good food and drink. Most of the alumni present were from our long-running 12-week, best practice and beginner focused Drupal Career Online (next semester begins August 28.)īest official/unofficial party: The Lullabot Party. Having so many of our graduates and mentors in one place was quite gratifying, even if they did turn teasing me into a competitive sport. Most fulfilling personal moment: The DrupalEasy Learning Community alumni and mentor lunch. Most "It's about time" thing: Randy Fay winning the Aaron Winborn Award. That being said, it is difficult not to get excited about Recipes and this session was exactly what I was hoping for. Jim Birch (the presenter) 😜, as I really don't go to a whole lot of sessions normally.
DRUPAL CON BREAKFAST UPDATE
Rather, in my somewhat still high-school-aged mind, I'm rolling back the clock to present the DrupalCon Pittsburgh 2023 Superlatives 🎉īest session (that I attended): Drupal Distributions & Recipes Initiative Update - but don't get too excited, Mr. It is in the spirit of hopefully spicing up your Drupal news consumption that this will not be one of those blog posts.
DRUPAL CON BREAKFAST FULL
If so, I'm guessing that your Drupal newsfeed is full of wrap-up articles and summaries that may feel a bit redundant (I know that mine is and that they do).
Unless you've been living underneath a Druplicon-shaped rock, you're probably aware that DrupalPalooza Pittsburgh took place June 5-8.
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