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Sometimes freelancers must decline projects because they are fully booked, sometimes because they can not tackle them alone. And sometimes freelancers have a gap and could need one of the projects which others are just rejecting.

Many of this projects would not be lost if they were approached together. If we cooperate we can improve freelancing for all stakeholders including the customers.

How Drupal is Impacting Schools in Moldova Regions

At Peytz & Co / IP Group we host Drupal for some large scale media clients receiving thousands and thousands of pageviews all the time and with up to 50 editors working around the clock. That puts a lot of demand on the speed and availability of your hosting solution. 

Sometimes freelancers must decline projects because they are fully booked, sometimes because they can not tackle them alone. And sometimes freelancers have a gap and could need one of the projects which others are just rejecting.

Many of this projects would not be lost if they were approached together. If we cooperate we can improve freelancing for all stakeholders including the customers.

The Danish Broadcast Corporation is the largest media content provider in Denmark. 85% of the danes tune in for their TV channels for an hour or more every week and their home on the web is by far the most visited danish website with millions of visits every week. In 2012 DBC decided to move their online content to Drupal. With 400 journalists writing articles, millions of nodes and millions of end users, Drupal have to perform to its utmost and the volume of the article production makes most workflow optimizations worthwhile.

In Denmark the use of Drupal CMS exploded over the last 7 years. This session will be about why the danish companies started using Drupal a lot, what they use it for and the kind of large scale projects, that are being done and where we think the needs of the clients are headed in the future and some thoughts on what challenges Drupal will meet from the professional market in the future.

Have you ever had a situation when developer with 100% confidence (works on my local) broken your master branch right before the release. We all were there. I know.

Would it be great to run tests on his changes before they get merged? Would it be nice to actually "test" as site with his changes being applied?

Lately we were improving process of github pull requests by using CI Jenkins to spin up separate environments per pull requests so QA can be done on each pull request before it gets merged.

We will talk about:

Drupal Cafe D8 distribution with Angular face. 

I will take fresh D8 build (git clone of dev branch) and fresh Angular build (yo angular)

and in 1 hour we add couple pages, registration, contact form, session submission and Angular's "canddies".