We’re proud to announce that in a recent double-blind controlled survey within the Florida DrupalCamp organizers channel, Florida DrupalCamp came was selected as the best DrupalCamp on the planet!
If you’re not aware, Florida DrupalCamp is taking place this February in warm, sunny Orlando, Florida. With direct flights from all over the world, you can easily escape your cold winter chills, and bask in our warm sunny sun.
Session submissions are now open!
Session submissions are currently open, with the deadline being December 3rd (one week)! You can view all of the excellent submitted sessions here.
We’re trying to encourage more basic topics such as introduction to content types, Views, etc. But we’ll also have a hearty dose of more technical sessions such as Canvas, automation, best practices, Drupal CMS, Single Directory Components, and module development.
Featured speakers announced!
Every year FLDC has three featured speakers from around the globe. This year, we’re continuing that tradition!
Bálint Kléri
Software engineer and full-time contributor to Drupal Canvas, Bálint leads the development of Code Components, made possible by Acquia. His journey spans from Drupal 5 through companies like NodeOne and Commerce Guys. As a former CTO and founder, he now channels that experience into shaping the future of Drupal site building.
Marissa Epstein
Marissa is a UX Strategist and CPACC. As a consulting Design Manager at Peak Digital, she serves government websites and mission-driven organizations, wrangling complexity through research, IA, and accessible design.
AmyJune Hineline
AmyJune works with the Linux Foundation as the Certification Community Architect, supporting the Education team in developing and maintaining exams and related documentation across the foundation’s certification portfolio.
Come join us!
Book your hotel, get your flights, and submit a session. We’re going to continue our tradition of putting on the best DrupalCamp in the world!
PS. We’re also on the lookout for some great sponsors!
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