Drupal4Gov hosts monthly webinars each third Thursday at 3pm EST.
We are actively seeking webinar speakers. If you have an idea you would like to present, or see presented, please email us @ [email protected].
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Interested in past webinars, take a look at 2021 Webinars.
2022 Webinars
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July 21, 2022Time:3:00PM - 4:00PM (EST) |
The Future of Drupal & Web Content Publishing in GovernmentPresenter: Suzanne DergachevaDrupal has long been considered a top-notch content management system. It's well known in the government space for its flexibility. You can customize it to fit your content model and it also provides components and templates for building accessible, multilingual, easy-to-use, and mobile-friendly websites. However, we're moving towards the age of Digital Experience Platforms (DXP) and multi-channel publishing, where content management is just one piece of the puzzle. In this case, we should be asking ourselves: how does Drupal fit into this landscape? In this webinar, we leverage our 15 years of experience to discuss the future and what role Drupal will play in it, considering the challenges government web publishing stakeholders are facing today. What you'll learn:
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June 16, 2022Time:3:00PM - 4:00PM (EST) |
One Bite at a Time: Incrementally Re-Designing the NIA Website Using the USWDSPresenter: William HurleyRedesigning a site is a chance to take the lessons you have learned and applying them to make a better, more intuitive, easier to access site. Doing so now allows us to leverage the work that was done with the US Web Design System, built-in compliance with section 508 as well as the 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act. But instead of re-building the site all at once, NIA is moving section-by-section, component-by-component. In this talk you will learn:
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May 25, 2022Time:3:00PM - 4:00PM (EST) |
Understanding Caching for Drupal 8 and Beyond.Presenter: Ashraf AbedDrupal utilizes an advanced caching architecture to improve performance. It's actually one of Drupal's biggest strengths! Join us as we discuss the critical elements of caching a Drupal 8+ website, including:
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March 17, 2022Time:3:00PM - 4:00PM (EST) |
Easy Intro to Using Composer with DrupalPresenter: Ashraf AbedUse of Composer is vital to development in Drupal 8+. Simplify upgrades and improve stability & security by managing your site's dependencies using Composer, the package manager for PHP. Attendees Can Expect to Learn how to use Composer for:
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February 17, 2022Time:3:00PM - 4:00PM (EST) |
Deploying an Ecosystem to Serve California's Justice SystemPresenters: John Faber & Mike MadisonCalifornia's court system is the largest in the nation and serves a population of more than 39.5 million people — about 12 percent of the total U.S. population. The state's court system is in the middle of a multi-year process of deploying a shared infrastructure and design system that will eventually serve dozens of affiliated court websites. Chapter Three is helping guide the technical and strategic rethink of how to run a modern, multi-tiered court system online. |
January 27, 2022Time:3:00PM - 4:00PM (EST) |
Content Management: From Docs to ComponentsPresenter: Yanko Ivanov & Madison TaylorHeadless Drupal enables content distribution from one central authoring point to many front-end user experiences. To enable full flexibility for tailored user experience, we need to ensure that front-end applications are able to request and consume only relevant components of the content. In this webinar, we will explore the journey from a CMS as a tool delivering complete web pages to a CMS that is built around content components that can be assembled in many different ways to deliver that coveted customized end-user experience. |