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A group of Russian-speaking Drupal developers promoted their involvement in the Drupal community and open source modules, including sponsoring and contributing to DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011. The document lists over a dozen developers, their module contributions on Drupal.org, and encourages collaboration and contributing to the Drupal community.
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This document discusses best practices for cross-browser compatibility of Drupal websites. It provides information on usage shares of different browsers, theming observations for modern versus older browsers, suggestions for conditional comments and CSS hacks to target specific browsers, and modules that can help with compatibility testing and loading stylesheets conditionally. Useful developer tools and services for browser compatibility testing are also mentioned.
Artem Pankov.Eclipse.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
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Vasily Yaremchuk.Single page website.DrupalCamp Kiev 2011
Vasily Yaremchuk presented on his Single Page Website module for Drupal. The module allows building single page sites in Drupal by loading content asynchronously from different pages via AJAX. It currently supports the Bartik theme. Issues discussed included layout differences between themes, overflow handling, and ensuring scripts and styles load properly. The roadmap includes supporting more themes and advanced testing. Questions were invited at the end of the presentation.
Andriy Podanenko.Drupal database api.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
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Eugene Poltorakov.HTML 5 and drupal.DrupalCamp Kiev 2011
Eugene Poltorakov will give a presentation on HTML5, discussing what's new in HTML5, why developers should use it, and where and how it can be used. The presentation will cover new form elements, structure elements, block level elements, media elements, and attributes introduced in HTML5. It will also discuss new APIs such as Canvas, Drag&Drop, offline storage, and media playback. The presentation will provide links for further information on HTML5 specifications from WHATWG and W3C, as well as cross-browser polyfills.
Petrov Olexandr.Varnish and drupal.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
Varnish is a web application accelerator that caches backend responses and delivers responses from cache when possible to improve performance. It stores cache entries for each host and URL combination. Pressflow is a version of Drupal 6 with performance tweaks, allowing lazy session creation and no cookies for anonymous users. Varnish configuration is done through VCL, a C-like syntax language, and commands allow tuning, administration and viewing of caches and stats. Case studies show performance gains from using Varnish on both non-Drupal and Drupal websites.
Automated UI testing.Selenium.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
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Nickolay Shmalenuk.Render api eng.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
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Grigory Naumovets.Multilingual sites.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
The document discusses new features for multilingual sites in Drupal 7. Key points include:
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2) Contexts are introduced to allow for per-meaning translatability, though guidelines are still needed for consistent usage.
3) A localization auto-update module is available to download translation updates from localize.drupal.org, bringing Drupal 6 and 7 sites up to date.
4) Content types can now be configured to support multilingual content with translation at the node level. Language attributes are stored more intelligently to comply with standards.
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Vadim Mirgorod.OpenAcaDept.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
This document describes OpenAcaDept, a Drupal distribution for building academic department websites. It includes roles and permissions, user profiles, content types, taxonomy, and views. The distribution contains modules for projects, academic papers, events, blogs, and resources. It also discusses installation profiles, development status, challenges, and an invitation to join the development team.
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Ilivanov Alexander.How to make best theme.DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011
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