2019 Schedule

The 2019 camp will be held on Saturday, February 2 in the Friend Center at Princeton University.

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Demystifying Composer

David Hernandez
009 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Front-end Developers | Site Builders | Sys Admins
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What’s new in WCAG 2.1?

Kara Gaulrapp
008 (lower level)
Everyone
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A Survey of Emerging Technologies That Complement Drupal

Adam Bergstein
006 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Front-end Developers | Site Builders
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Become a programmer: Understanding Code, and writing modern HTML & CSS

Ashraf Abed
004 (lower level)
Content Editors | Designers | Everyone | Front-end Developers | Project Managers | Site Builders
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Shift Left Testing for Continuous Collaboration

Alex Urevick-Ackelsberg
007 (lower level)
Decision Makers | Everyone | Project Managers | Sys Admins

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Accessibility: Making your websites more inclusive

Christine Hickey
009 (lower level)
Everyone
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Getting Atomic with Pattern Lab

Aaron Froehlich
008 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Decision Makers | Designers | Front-end Developers | Project Managers
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How to Fall in Love with Drupal Again

Matt Westgate
006 (lower level)
Everyone
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Join Us for Good: How Drupal, WordPress, Atomic Design and internal APIs Came Together in a AA Compliant Financial Services Website

Ray Saltini & David Hernandez
004 (lower level)
Everyone
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Making Drupal Less Daunting

Jill Moraca
007 (lower level)
Decision Makers | Everyone | Project Managers

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Better Agile Drupal Sprints: leverage Jira for good

Chris Urban
009 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Everyone | Project Managers | Site Builders
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Using Drupal to create a digital patient education experience at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK)

Kermitt Ramirez & Jacob Rockowitz
008 (lower level)
Content Editors | Decision Makers | Everyone | Project Managers | Site Builders
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How to keep Drupal relevant in the Git-based and API-driven CMS era

Jesus Manuel Olivas
006 (lower level)
Everyone
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Devops @ Princeton: How we track, maintain, and deploy hundreds of sites

Brian Osborne
004 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Decision Makers | Site Builders | Sys Admins
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On Moving Mountains: Lessons for Migrating Data and Content for your Next Drupal Project

Marcus Iannozzi & Aaron Bauman
007 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Project Managers | Site Builders | Sys Admins

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Semantic Site Building

Jody Hamilton
009 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Designers | Front-end Developers | Project Managers | Site Builders
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The new Layout Builder: Unleash the Power!

Ted Bowman
008 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Content Editors | Designers | Front-end Developers | Site Builders
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The Admin UX Study - What do Content Editors Want?

Suzanne Dergacheva
006 (lower level)
Everyone
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State of the Edge: 2019

David Strauss
004 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Site Builders | Sys Admins
BOFs

Web components and front end libraries discussion

005 (lower level)
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Using Behat as a Webapp Automation Tool

Karl DeBisschop & Cathy Theys
007 (lower level)
Site Builders | Sys Admins

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Drupal Contributions - A Pragmatic Approach to the Issue Queue

AmyJune Hineline
009 (lower level)
Everyone
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Decoupling Patterns, Services and creating an enterprise level editorial experience

Saurabh Chugh & surendra singh
008 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Front-end Developers
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Advanced Webforms

Jacob Rockowitz
006 (lower level)
Back-end Developers
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Architecting an Ambitious Student Experience in Drupal 8: Cornell’s Opportunity Marketplace Case Study

Aaron Bauman
004 (lower level)
Back-end Developers | Decision Makers | Front-end Developers | Project Managers | Site Builders
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Make Web Development Fun Again, with Web Components.

Bryan Ollendyke & Michael Potter
007 (lower level)
Designers | Front-end Developers | Project Managers