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James Walker

DrupalCampToronto 2012 Keynote

Technology

living drupal

Saturday, 17 November, 12

surviving drupal
Saturday, 17 November, 12

hi, i’m james

Saturday, 17 November, 12

@ walkah .net

Saturday, 17 November, 12

why am i here?

Saturday, 17 November, 12

how did i get here?

Saturday, 17 November, 12

a little story...

Saturday, 17 November, 12

terminus1525
http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/emenel/2975947713/in/
photostream/

Saturday, 17 November, 12

terminus1525.ca

• > 10,000 lines of custom code
(theme and modules)
• entirely custom media handling
• built and launched ~ 3 months

Saturday, 17 November, 12

drupal-world-
domination.com

Saturday, 17 November, 12

“ i'm pretty excited. i've really
enjoyed getting involved in the
drupal community, there are
some outstanding folks
involved, and the future is very
bright. yay
”
http://walkah.net/blog/walkah/drupal-world-domination-com/

Saturday, 17 November, 12

took drupal to new places

http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/chrys/19570109/in/photostream/
Saturday, 17 November, 12

bryght

• 1st commercial entity focused on
drupal
• presented at the 1st ever
drupalcon (2005)
• founding member of the security
team and drupal association

Saturday, 17 November, 12

hosted drupal

Saturday, 17 November, 12

drupal training

Saturday, 17 November, 12

why i hate drupal.com

Saturday, 17 November, 12

http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/esther-/1427629397/
Saturday, 17 November, 12

i have...
• written code for core • trained thousands of
(thankfully most of new drupal users and
it has been removed) developers

• written and • co-authored a book
“maintained” dozens
of modules • made DVDs

• hosted thousands of • worked on sites with
drupal websites millions of nodes,
pageviews/month
• given presentations
around the world

Saturday, 17 November, 12

there is a place
for you

Saturday, 17 November, 12

find your niche

Saturday, 17 November, 12

survival guide

Saturday, 17 November, 12

(1)
let go of what it was

Saturday, 17 November, 12

drupal is
different now

Saturday, 17 November, 12

... and that’s okay

Saturday, 17 November, 12

always changing

Saturday, 17 November, 12

(2)
accept what it’s not

Saturday, 17 November, 12

a development
framework

Saturday, 17 November, 12

(3)
embrace what it is

Saturday, 17 November, 12

the best open
source cms

Saturday, 17 November, 12

huge, active,
passionate
community

Saturday, 17 November, 12

capable of change

Saturday, 17 November, 12

capable of change

• D8 Initiatives
• Symfony 2 component adoption
• Drupal governance sprint

Saturday, 17 November, 12

e d
i n
e f mantras
e d
r

Saturday, 17 November, 12

don’t hack core

Saturday, 17 November, 12

please, hack core

• understand how it works
• learn how to use it better
• help the core team

Saturday, 17 November, 12

there’s a module
for that

Saturday, 17 November, 12

...but it probably
sucks

Saturday, 17 November, 12

developers:
don’t be afraid to
write code

Saturday, 17 November, 12

come for the software,
stay for the community

Saturday, 17 November, 12

come for the community.

Saturday, 17 November, 12

thank you
@walkah

Saturday, 17 November, 12

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Complexity theory and software development : Tim Berglund

JAX London

Some systems are too large to be understood entirely by any one human mind. They are composed of a diverse array of individual components capable of interacting with each other and adapting to a changing environment. As systems, they produce behavior that differs in kind from the behavior of their components. Complexity Theory is an emerging discipline that seeks to describe such phenomena previously encountered in biology, sociology, economics, and other disciplines. Beyond new ways of looking at ant colonies, fashion trends, and national economies, complexity theory promises powerful insights to software development. The Internet—perhaps the most valuable piece of computing infrastructure of the present day—may fit the description of a complex system. Large corporate organizations in which developers are employed have complex characteristics. In this session, we'll explore what makes a complex system, what advantages complexity has to offer us, and how to harness these in the systems we build.

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living drupal

1. living drupal Saturday, 17 November, 12

2. surviving drupal Saturday, 17 November, 12

3. hi, i’m james Saturday, 17 November, 12

4. @ walkah .net Saturday, 17 November, 12

5. why am i here? Saturday, 17 November, 12

6. how did i get here? Saturday, 17 November, 12

7. a little story... Saturday, 17 November, 12

8. 2002 Saturday, 17 November, 12

9. terminus1525 http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/emenel/2975947713/in/ photostream/ Saturday, 17 November, 12

10. terminus1525.ca • > 10,000 lines of custom code (theme and modules) • entirely custom media handling • built and launched ~ 3 months Saturday, 17 November, 12

11. 2004 Saturday, 17 November, 12

12. drupal-world- domination.com Saturday, 17 November, 12

13. “ i'm pretty excited. i've really enjoyed getting involved in the drupal community, there are some outstanding folks involved, and the future is very bright. yay ” http://walkah.net/blog/walkah/drupal-world-domination-com/ Saturday, 17 November, 12

14. fun Saturday, 17 November, 12

15. exciting Saturday, 17 November, 12

16. invincible Saturday, 17 November, 12

17. Saturday, 17 November, 12

18. took drupal to new places http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/chrys/19570109/in/photostream/ Saturday, 17 November, 12

19. bryght • 1st commercial entity focused on drupal • presented at the 1st ever drupalcon (2005) • founding member of the security team and drupal association Saturday, 17 November, 12

20. hosted drupal Saturday, 17 November, 12

21. on-boarding Saturday, 17 November, 12

22. UX Saturday, 17 November, 12

23. Saturday, 17 November, 12

24. drupal training Saturday, 17 November, 12

25. on-boarding Saturday, 17 November, 12

26. 2009 Saturday, 17 November, 12

27. why i hate drupal.com Saturday, 17 November, 12

28. and now? Saturday, 17 November, 12

29. http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/esther-/1427629397/ Saturday, 17 November, 12

30. i have... • written code for core • trained thousands of (thankfully most of new drupal users and it has been removed) developers • written and • co-authored a book “maintained” dozens of modules • made DVDs • hosted thousands of • worked on sites with drupal websites millions of nodes, pageviews/month • given presentations around the world Saturday, 17 November, 12

31. there is a place for you Saturday, 17 November, 12

32. find your niche Saturday, 17 November, 12

33. survival guide Saturday, 17 November, 12

34. (1) let go of what it was Saturday, 17 November, 12

35. drupal is different now Saturday, 17 November, 12

36. ... and that’s okay Saturday, 17 November, 12

37. always changing Saturday, 17 November, 12

38. (2) accept what it’s not Saturday, 17 November, 12

39. lightweight Saturday, 17 November, 12

40. simple Saturday, 17 November, 12

41. a development framework Saturday, 17 November, 12

42. (3) embrace what it is Saturday, 17 November, 12