DrupalCamp Spain 2014 - Community

El efecto "Este código es una basura"

mmoreram — Sun, 20 Apr 2014 15:44:59 +0000

Es habitual asociar un buen framework como Symfony con el buen código.
Un código limpio suele ser bastante significativo a la hora de juzgar la
calidad del mismo, dejando de lado la cuestión arquitectónica.

Esta charla es una mezcla de crítica y burla al efecto "Este código es una
basura". Entre risas, se pretende hacer ver a la gente la vital
importancia de un código limpio, siguiendo las ya conocidas reglas de
sintaxis propuestas por PSR, y como el mundo se postura ante el, en el
caso de que sea código abierto y colaborativo.

Puedes ver el vídeo de esta charla aquí

Schedule info

Status:

Accepted

Speaker(s):

mmoreram

Track:

Community

Drupal version:

None

Language:

Spanish

Target audience:

Developers

Devops

Project Managers

Drupal Community tools.

rodrigoaguilera — Wed, 16 Apr 2014 19:20:58 +0000

This session will give you an idea about the basic tools that the Drupal community uses to tackle problems together. We’ll start with a hands-on look at our community's communication tools, starting with the Drupal.org issue queue and IRC. Then we’ll dive into getting a local development environment set up on your laptop (a web server with Drupal 8 running). We'll finish by installing Git and going over the basics of what Git is and why we use it. Once you have these tools in place, you’ll be ready to jump in and start helping make Drupal better.

Is especially useful for people interested in participating in core mentoring or other similar "Get Involved with Core" sprints. You will leave with the list of tools necessary to get started with your first Drupal contributions.

This session is intended for people who have worked with a Drupal site before, but are less familiar with the tools our community uses or how to get them set up. You don’t have to be a coder in order to benefit from these tools or contribute to Drupal. Everyone can get involved in the many aspects of Drupal Core Contribution, including documentation, UX, design, testing, and development—once you know where and how the community works together.

A basic understanding of Drupal, and simple Drupal site administration tasks is assumed.

We will use some resources from http://drupalladder.org/ mostly to point at detailed information about how to setup your tools.

This session is a summarized version of a workshop so if there's interest later more detail can be given in the coder's lounge for the sprints.

Schedule info

Status:

Unprocessed

Experience level:

Beginner

Speaker(s):

rodrigoaguilera

Track:

Community

Language:

English

Drupal version:

Target audience:

Developers

Devops

Site Builders

Themers

Don't hack, contribute!

lauriii — Tue, 15 Apr 2014 17:55:53 +0000

Do you think you're too busy to publish code or you dont have to do so because someone else is going to do it? If you answered yes, you should attend this session. In this session I'll talk about the reasons why you should publish more code, why it is even good for our clients and how could we achieve that by just doing some small changes in the way we think about developing Drupal.

Schedule info

Status:

Accepted

Experience level:

Beginner

Speaker(s):

lauriii

Track:

Community

Language:

English

Drupal version:

None

Target audience:

Developers

Clients

Project Managers

Themers

Drupal Heroes

rteijeiro — Tue, 15 Apr 2014 12:26:42 +0000

Esta sesión es para todo aquel que quiera ser un Drupal Hero.

No solo los programadores pueden ser Drupal Heroes. También puedes encontrar diseñadores, traductores, site builders, themers, diseñadores UX contribuyendo a que el proyecto Drupal sea cada vez mejor.

Anímate y consigue tu Certificación como Drupal Hero.

Schedule info

Status:

Unprocessed

Experience level:

Beginner

Speaker(s):

rteijeiro

Track:

Community

Language:

Spanish

Drupal version:

None

Target audience:

Developers

Clients

Devops

Marketing

Project Managers

Site Builders

Themers

Business