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Open Social
The document presents a new Drupal 8 distribution for building social networks and intranets, emphasizing the importance of making Drupal distributions work for future relevance. It outlines key features such as personalized content, group creation, and powerful search capabilities, along with development tools and processes involved in creating the distribution. Additionally, it introduces the concept of OpenSaas, highlighting easy setup, branding, training, and support services associated with this open-source software model.
Open Social
- 1. brand new Drupal8 distro for building social networks or intranets by Taras Kruts for Lviv Euro DrupalCamp 2016
- 2. • Lead DrupalDev @ Lemberg Solutions • Team member of Open Social • 5+ years with Drupal • Attendee of various Drupal Events • drupal.org/u/ribel • twitter.com/ribel • linkedin.com/in/ribel ABOUT ME
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- 5. Distributions allow peopleto create ready-made downloadable packages with their own focus and vision. This will enable Drupal to reach out to both new and different markets. Dries Buytaert, 2006
- 7. If we wantDrupal to be relevant longer term, one of the things we need to do is "make Drupal distributions work" Dries Buytaert, 2010
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- 14. Timeline Personalized content showsupdates that are relevant to you
- 16. Notifications Smart app messagesand emails notify you when needed.
- 18. Groups Create both openand closed groups around shared interest.
- 20. Events Enroll your communitymembers to closed and public events.
- 22. Profiles Configurable user profiles,conceptually different than user account settings
- 24. Search Powerful search andfiltering on content, users and groups.
- 26. Design Customize your communityto match your branding.
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- 34. • Gulp • Jade •Docker • Composer • GitHub • Behat • Drush • Drupal Console • PHP Code Sniffer • MailCatcher DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
- 38. • Address • DynamicEntity Reference • Entity API • Features • Field Group • Group • Message • Profile • Search API • Token • Bootstrap CONTRIB
- 39. • Activity • Book •Comment • Core • Demo • Event • Group • Page • Post • Profile • Search SOCIAL FEATURES
- 40. • activity_basics • activity_creator •activity_logger • activity_viewer • entity_access_by_fields • group_core_comments • sitewide_js • template_suggestions_extra CUSTOM MODULES
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- 43. 0. Writing UserStories 1. Product Backlog Refinement 2. Sprint Planning 3. Daily Standup 4. Design Meetings 5. In Take Conversations 6. Sprint Review 7. Sprint Retrospective MEETINGS, MEETINGS, MEETINGS ...
- 45. • Back end- 5 • Front end - 2 • Interaction Designer - 1 • Visual Designer - 1 • Product Owner - 1 • Scrum Master - 1 • User Testing - 1 • Marketing - 1 RECIPE FOR SUCCES
- 46. HOURS SPENT (JANUARY- AUGUST 2016) Total: 5500+ hours
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- 49. Phil Karlton There areonly two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.
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- 52. Build a drupaldistro an OpenSaas Product Ronald Ashri
- 53. OpenSaaS refers tosoftware as a service (SaaS) based on open source code. The term was coined in 2011 by Dries Buytaert
- 54. • Easy setup •Own branding • Online training • Hosting • Distro Updates and Maintenance • Support • Enterprise services OPEN-SAAS
- 56. • getopensocial.com • drupal.org/project/social •github.com/goalgorilla/open_social • goalgorilla.github.io/drupal_social • hub.docker.com/r/goalgorilla/drupal_social • twitter.com/opensocialhq THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!