DrupalCon Seattle 2019

DrupalCon Seattle was a wonderful week of knowledge sharing, collaboration, networking and connection. The community that is Drupal is truly exceptional.

Thank you to the incredible hardworking volunteers who donated their time and expertise to help deliver the program, social events, and onsite experience that made DrupalCon so memorable. 

Be sure to view the conference photos on the Seattle Flickr account-brought to you by the fabulous volunteer photography team! 

DrupalCon Seattle 2019

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DrupalCon Seattle 2019

Drupalcon Seattle 2019: The Medium Is The Massage 2.0

Created April 12, 2019

“The medium, or process, of our time—electric technology—is reshaping and restructuring patterns of social interdependence and every aspect of our ...
DrupalCon Seattle 2019

Drupalcon Seattle 2019: The Measurable Impact Of Visual Design

Created April 12, 2019

Visual design is often thought of as a nice-to-have or the icing on a cake, but it is essential in shaping how users interact and feel about your...
DrupalCon Seattle 2019

Drupalcon Seattle 2019: Inclusive Digital Products: Why Web Accessibility Matters

Created April 12, 2019

Does your website create an inclusive or exclusive environment for users? Does your digital strategy incorporate web accessibility standards? Are you...
DrupalCon Seattle 2019

Drupalcon Seattle 2019: Hot Dog/not Hot Dog: Artificial Intelligence With Drupal

Created April 12, 2019

In a world where everyone has the ability to post anything online, it becomes critical for site owners wanting to maintain their brand reputation to...
DrupalCon Seattle 2019

Drupalcon Seattle 2019: Drupal 8 Core Caching - Edge Cases And Gotchas

Created April 12, 2019

We've found a few interesting caching problems in Drupal 8 that have interesting implications when you are working at scale where Varnish and other...
DrupalCon Seattle 2019

Drupalcon Seattle 2019: Erasing The Stigma: Mental Illness In Tech

Created April 12, 2019

Many developers, including myself, deal with mental health issues, yet mental health in the developer community is often overlooked, hidden, or swept...