February 29 - March 2, 2012
Montreal, Canada

Drupal as a programmer friendly CMS

Drupal is a content management system and a web development platform. With a small set of core modules and a large ecosystem of community contributed modules, it can be used fro a variety of use cases including corporate intranets, social web applications, online publishing, and education or government websites. In this talk, we’ll cover the benefits of using Drupal for developers, and how to use and extend Drupal as a web development framework.

Besides being open source and having an active development-driven community, Drupal has many architectural advantages. We’ll discuss these benefits including the hook system, separation of theme and module layers, the emphasis on flexible content architecture, the database integration layer, and Drupal’s coding standards. We’ll also introduce some tools to get you started on the right track, improve the performance of your Drupal projects, and avoid mistakes.

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Suzanne Kennedy

Evolving Web

Suzanne co-founded Evolving Web, a Montreal-based web development shop, in 2007. Her expertise includes front-end development and user interface design. She has presented at Drupal Camps in Montreal, Boston, Toronto, and New York.

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