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The document summarizes the state of Drupal core development and community initiatives. It discusses that Drupal 8.6 alpha 1 has been released and outlines some of the key initiatives for core like the API-first Initiative, Composer, Layouts Initiative, Media Initiative, and Admin UI modernization. It also touches on technical debt with dependencies, prospects for Drupal 9 within 2 years, and ideas around design, JavaScript, UX, and customer experience that could help drive core development going forward. Initiatives around security, updates, and contribution are highlighted as well.

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What’s happening in core
Roadmap, ideas, details
Andrey Postnikov, 2018

About me
● 11 years in Drupal Development
● Top 20 core 7 & 8 contributor
● Maintaining 3 Drupal 8 core modules
● https://www.drupal.org/u/andypost

Agenda
● state of core development
● year in core ideas/initiatives
● builders vs devs
● details of few - needs more sessions
● deprecated growth & dependencies
● ideas will save us
● initiatives
● contribution

State of core development
8.6 alpha 1 release
● The Long Road to Drupal 9
● dependencies
● Google Summer of Code

Community initiatives for core (now)
● API-first Initiative
● Composer, documentation
● Layouts Initiative
● Media Initiative
● Admin UI & JS modernization
● Workflow Initiative
https://www.drupal.org/about/strategic-initiatives

Tech debt
Dependencies
● php 7.1
● SF
● phpUnit
● JS
● deprecated growth

Prospects
Expectation for 9.0 ASAP
● 2 years more
● Drupal 9.0
● React
● How to sell LTS

Ideas will save us
Communication is a key
1. Design
2. JS initiatives
3. UX (out of box & documentation)
4. We must start adopt CX
https://www.drupal.org/project/ideas

Initiatives with strong support
Security & updates
● auto updates
● extend security
● cmi2.0
● rest maturity
● migrate maturity
● editorial workflow

Chaos organized
Contribution focus
● local meetups quality & grown
● core mentoring
● more sprints
https://www.drupal.org/contribute

Thank you!
Questions?
Andy Postnikov
Drupal contributor
https://www.drupal.org/u/andypost

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Andy Postnykov - What's happening in core.

1. What’s happening in core Roadmap, ideas, details Andrey Postnikov, 2018

2. About me ● 11 years in Drupal Development ● Top 20 core 7 & 8 contributor ● Maintaining 3 Drupal 8 core modules ● https://www.drupal.org/u/andypost

3. Agenda ● state of core development ● year in core ideas/initiatives ● builders vs devs ● details of few - needs more sessions ● deprecated growth & dependencies ● ideas will save us ● initiatives ● contribution

4. State of core development 8.6 alpha 1 release ● The Long Road to Drupal 9 ● dependencies ● Google Summer of Code

5. Community initiatives for core (now) ● API-first Initiative ● Composer, documentation ● Layouts Initiative ● Media Initiative ● Admin UI & JS modernization ● Workflow Initiative https://www.drupal.org/about/strategic-initiatives

6. Tech debt Dependencies ● php 7.1 ● SF ● phpUnit ● JS ● deprecated growth

7. Prospects Expectation for 9.0 ASAP ● 2 years more ● Drupal 9.0 ● React ● How to sell LTS

8. Ideas will save us Communication is a key 1. Design 2. JS initiatives 3. UX (out of box & documentation) 4. We must start adopt CX https://www.drupal.org/project/ideas

9. Initiatives with strong support Security & updates ● auto updates ● extend security ● cmi2.0 ● rest maturity ● migrate maturity ● editorial workflow

10. Chaos organized Contribution focus ● local meetups quality & grown ● core mentoring ● more sprints https://www.drupal.org/contribute

11. Thank you! Questions? Andy Postnikov Drupal contributor https://www.drupal.org/u/andypost

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