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ContentsWelcome to Drupalcon Asia

Keynotes

Session Tracks

THURSDAY, 18 FEBRUARY

FRIDAY, 19 FEBRUARY

SATURDAY, 20 FEBRUARY

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Welcome to DrupalCon Asia

My favorite part of working in the Drupal community is that it never stops changing. New people, new ideas, and new projects are always being integrated into our Drupal universe. I love to be part of a community that is always so ready to shed its skin and reinvent itself.

It’s especially fitting then that we are finally in Mumbai, a place where change is normal and diversity has created a remarkable culture. The Asian region has made significant contributions to the Drupal project - three of the top 25 contributing companies to Drupal are right here in India, and you’re poised to make even more contribution. So let’s use this DrupalCon as the springboard for making that growth happen. Use the sessions, social events, and chats in the hallways to strengthen your connection to the rest of the Asian Drupal community. Help someone new find their way through the code and our community. Brainstorm the next great set of meetups and Camps. And don’t forget to let the Association know how we can help you make it all happen.

Holly RossExecutive DirectorDrupal Association

Our Drupal Footprint Experience Certainty with Drupal

#tcsdrupal #drupalcon2016

Drupal Engagement since 2006

Workforce of over 400+ Drupal professionals in 15 + locations worldwide, making TCS the largest Drupal Service Provider in India.

Strong Clientele from organizations across Life Sciences, Retail, Banking and Finance, Aviation and Insurance domains.

The largest IT Company in India

Ranked #64 in the list of “Most Innovative Companies” - by Forbes

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Head of Open Source, PayPalChairperson, Node.js FoundationBoard Member, Drupal Association

Saturday, 20 February10:00-11:00Convocation Hall

Danese CooperDrupal Project Founder

Friday, 19 February10:00-11:00Convocation Hall

Dries Buytaert

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Session Tracks


BUSINESS AND STRATEGYThe Business and Strategy track is aimed at attendees

looking for actionable advice, ideas and challenges from business

owners, executives, and project managers in the digital experience industry. Sessions in this track will be non-technical by nature. Sessions cover a mix of product/service strategy, general management, sales and marketing and project management topics.

Case StudiesDrupal is an amazing, flexible system for building websites that constantly surprise.

The realm of the possible is ever expanding as Drupal keeps up with the pace of the web, and the

mindshare of our growing community pushes into new territory each year. With Drupal 8 this is more true than ever. The Case Studies track will showcase projects to show what's possible, and to inspire. Be prepared to hear about the inner-workings of the project, who participated, the process and methodology, the problem or opportunity that was addressed, and best of all, how it was all made possible with Drupal!

Coding and DevelopmentPHP and Drupal are changing rapidly and collaboration among projects is

shaping a new way to create code. The Coding and Development track will show you

how you can leverage evolving tools and processes to increase the efficiency, velocity, and quality of projects. This track will help developers to be up-to-date with Drupal 8, not only on the Drupal island, but demonstrating the best practices and industry standards of the web today.

ContributionsThe Contributions track is the place for people who want to work on and

contribute to Drupal core, contributed modules and the community. Contribution is

not limited to writing code, it includes event organization, documentation writing, module translation and anything supporting the Drupal project in any way. While most of the talks at the Con are about how to use Drupal to build websites, and deliver value to our clients, this track is filled with sessions on how to help make Drupal better by getting involved in the project. Learn how to give something back to Drupal by making a contribution.

FrontendThe Frontend development ecosystem continues to evolve rapidly. With new

tools, techniques and practices constantly emerging, and an ever-increasing diversity of

devices and contexts to consider, our roles as Frontend Developers have never been more complex, or more essential. On top of all this, the release of Drupal 8 has significantly changed how we approach theming. Come to learn about the new baselines for Frontend Developers, the essential skills one must have, and what we should keep our eyes on in the months to come.

Site BuildingThe power of Drupal lies not just in itself, but also in the 17,000+ contributed

modules that allow one to build sites quickly and efficiently. The Site Building track is designed

to teach you ways to let Drupal do the hard work without writing any code. This track is aimed at people looking to build sites using the Drupal framework but are not PHP masters, people who need better tools to layout their site, and people who want to add functionality to their site but aren’t sure where to start. Sessions in this track will be technical in nature, although they would not usually involve any coding.

MobileThere are more mobile devices on earth than people. There are over 2.8

billion people online today. The next 1 billion will be mobile-only. Companies are

making dual investments in apps and mobile web experiences to reach audiences across smartphones and tablets. In addition, the Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly growing and evolving around us, a myriad of devices collecting nuggets of data from a wide variety of sources that must be collected, stored, analyzed and displayed in a meaningful manner. You have to think about mobile touch points as the first experience your prospects have with you – whether browsing your site from their phone, or downloading and installing your app. For many this may be the only device they ever use. Learn how Drupal helps build, extend, enhance and optimize your existing applications, and build new mobile websites and mobile apps to tell your story as you intend it.

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Thursday, 18 February

Drupal Trainings and Summits are not included in a DrupalCon ticket. Attendees must hold valid tickets to these day-long events. All events take place at the Victor Menezes Convention Centre. Breakfast and lunch are included for registered Summit and Training attendees only.

“Come for the code, stay for the community” is something that we have heard time and again. So, for the contest we thought why not bring them together? Explore the user data provided by drupal.org and create some amazing visualizations which will display interesting insights into drupal growth, drupal adoption and demographics.

Registration & Help DeskTime: 8:00-18:00

BreakfastTime: 8:00-10:00

Drupal TrainingsTime: 10:00-18:00

Gain hands-on knowledge on popular Drupal topics by world-class Drupal trainers.

Drupal 8 In A Day | Auditorium

Build Frontend / Mobile Applications with Headless Drupal | Room 03

Drupal 8 Theming | Room 04

Personalization and Dynamic Content in Drupal | Room 05

Contribution Sprints Time: 10:00-18:00Room 15

The Drupal Association continues to recognize the need for extended sprints as part of the DrupalCon schedule and is providing sprint space throughout the Con! Learn more at https://events.drupal.org/asia2016/sprints.

Azri's Developer Contest - "Visualize Drupal"

SummitsBusiness Summit | Room 11 | 10:00-18:00The Drupal Business Summit is primarily aimed at business leaders who provide Drupal services (web development agencies, training companies, etc). Join us for a candid peer discussion and networking with other Drupal executives.

Higher Education Summit | Room 12 | 10:00-18:00The Higher Education Summit will be a day-long event featuring panel discussions, case studies on adopting Drupal, presentation and brainstorming sessions about challenges faced by universities.

Community Summit | Room 13 | 13:00-18:00Meet the people that can support you in your community work, whether you are planning events, mentoring others, helping cultivate the Drupal Community or are new to the community looking to get involved.

Government Summit | Hall 21 | 10:00-18:00The day-long Government Summit will feature experts sharing their insights, and will focus on engaging participants in discussions on the challenges of fostering Open Source projects in the public sector.

Sponsored by

SubmissionsEntries must be submitted at www.azrisolutions.com/drupalconasia-devcontest by 23:59 IST on Thursday, 18 February

Questions or Concerns?Email: [email protected]: http://twitter.com/azrisolutions Website: www.azrisolutions.com/drupalconasia-devcontest

The Prize Build an amazing visualization and you can ride back from DrupalCon in your very own Classic Royal Enfield MOTORCYCLE!

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Jobs

Help DeskAzri will have a help desk on Thursday, 18 February on the Ground Level of Victor Menezes Convention Center. Stop by during breakfast (8:00-10:00) or at lunch (13:45-14:45) to get your questions answered, or simply to admire the awesome prize!

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Friday, 19 February


BUSINESS ANDSTRATEGY

Coding and Development CASE STUDIES CONTRIBUTIONS FRONTEND SITE BUILDING MOBILE

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Drupal - The perfect frontend for document management Niraj Meegama

Always under construction: Websites that are never “finished”

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Drupal8 Theming - No more divitis Morten Birch Heide-Jørgensen

Delivering the MailTom Phethean

Everything multilingual in Drupal 8 Gábor Hojtsy

Let's get ready for D8 - Migrating Drupal Themes Amit Vyas

Make your code do your job Larry Garfield

The journey of a Dupal Community from 2 people to 500 - State of Contributions in Drupal and why you should start contributing. Chakrapani Reddivari, Gokul N K

Drupal 8 with Backbone, and UnderscoreAbhishek Anand, Naveen Valecha

State of contrib modules in Drupal 8Josef Dabernig

Seamless Interoperability of Web and Mobility using DrupalMelvin Tan, Azhan Moin

How to publish a module on drupal.org Klaus Purer

How can CMOs prepare for the collaboration age?Muktesh Kandpal

Hooks, Events, Plugins, and Services: Pick the right tool for the jobKim Pepper

The New Mobile Web Trinity: ServiceWorker, Push, and App Manifests Dan Callahan

Migrating the top 50 most visited site in the U.S. onto Drupal - Legacy.com Ankur Gupta, Lakshmi Narasimhan, Hussain Abbas, Jordan Ryan, Bassam Ismail

The largest Drupal 8 sites on Earth, and the NP8 news portal distributionAugustin Delaporte

Web Implementation Estimation - Science not an Art Andrew Kucharski

Design Patterns in PHPMohit Aghera, Ankit Agrawal

Contribution: Getting involved and coming back for moreEmma Karayiannis

Meet PHP-FIG: Your community just got a lot bigger, Drupal. Jeffrey 'jam' McGuire, Campbell Vertesi

Drupal 8: Mobile is in its DNA Ram Singh

Be a part of the Drupal community - Give, Learn, Connect, get recognized, start contributing today!Shyamala Rajaram

Art of Debugging and optimising Front End using Chrome Dev ToolsSwastik Pareek, Saket Kuma

Starting a Drupal 8 Project? Let’s do a Technical DiscoveryShashank Merothiya, Ravindra Singh

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The Drupal 8 Theming ExperienceScott Reeves

Features V/S CMI - The battle for Drupal 8.

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Drupal 8 Sitebuilding: Coding vs. ClickingAdam Juran, Josef Dabernig

Conflict at a distance: disentanglement principlesMaia Sauren

The best of both worlds: writing Drupal 8 code for Drupal 7 sitesCampbell Vertesi

Decoupled Drupal with React Preston So

Build Mobile Applications with Headless Drupal 8Prateek Jain, Saumil Chheda

Outsource! Really difficult to do it, eh?Rakhi Mandhania

India's journey from a Consumption to Contribution culture and the road ahead Panel Discussion / Piyush Poddar, Megan Sanicki, Jeffrey 'Jam' McGuire, Mike Lamb, Hussain Abbas

Migration to Drupal 8Asif Mohammad, Chakrapani Reddivari

Sustenance!!! Is internship a good way to sustain a steady pipeline of talent?Suchi Garg

Using Drupal with SharePoint intranets, and mobile apps - a Singapore Management University Case StudyWee Sen Goh

Value-Driven Development with “Continuous Discovery”Prabhat Sinha, Vishnu Vijayan, Padmanabhan, Jordan Ryan

Deploying Drupal 8 Dave Hall

How to build a sustainable contribution culture in your organization Ashish Thakur, Manjit Singh

Mobile App or A Brand New Website in AngulaJS | Ionic : Reusing your old siteSumit Kataria

Scalable cloud based e-commerce platform on Drupal with a common back office for managing sales of entry passes to multiple eventsVimal Joseph

Scaling Drupal 8 Abhishek Anand, Naveen Valecha

How to Build Mobile Apps Drupal wayPrashant Goel

Drupal and Isomorphic JavascriptMakbul Khan, Nikhil Sukul

Automated Mobile Testing using AppiumLokesh Soni, Sarvesh Sawant

Innovation Policy Platform: Drupal Powered Open Data Knowledge Discovery ExperienceGokul N K, Venky Goteti

Drupal 8 Lightning: The distribution for enterprise authoring Jacob Singh

Using Deploy in Drupal 8 Tim Millwood, Dick Olsson

Data Science and Analytics in Drupal and Content StrategyObaid Malik

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Sunday, 21 February


Come collaborate in person with hundreds of other Drupal community members and help improve Drupal. All are welcome to participate in this free event and no previous core experience is required.

Sprints are taking place at Lecture Hall Complex. Breakfast and lunch are served at the First Floor Foyer.

First-Time Sprinter WorkshopTime: 10:00-13:45Lecture Hall Complex | Auditorium LA 101

Come to this room to get up to speed with community tools: Drupal.org, issue queues, IRC, and installing Drupal 8 locally. Our mentors are excited to get you ready to tackle real issues.

BreakfastTime: 8:00-10:00Lecture Hall Complex | First Floor Foyer

Mentored Core SprintTime: 10:00-17:30Lecture Hall Complex | Hall LH 101

Come to this room if you can install Drupal 8 locally and are looking for mentors to help match your skills to an issue to work on.

Contribution SprintsTime: 10:00-17:30Lecture Hall Complex | Hall LH 102

Come to this room if you know the issues you want to work on and have experience working with others in Drupal issue queues.

Closing SessionTime: 17:30-18:00Lecture Hall Complex | Auditorium LA 101

Look back at the past days, say goodbye, and celebrate DrupalCon Asia with us one last time!

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Mumbai, also called Bombay, is India's largest city with some 20 million people calling it home. It is India's financial, commercial and entertainment capital. It is vivid, energetic, cosmopolitan, heady and overwhelming. We hope some of these tips will help you navigate this amazing city.

GeographyMumbai is built on what were originally seven islands. For simplicity's sake, we will look at Mumbai as made up of the City of Mumbai (called South Bombay or simply, Town), and the Western, Eastern and Central “Suburbs”. Beware, Suburbs is a misleading term. South Bombay and the Western Suburbs, running along the Arabian Sea coast, is where most Mumbaikars live.

Getting AroundTraffic in Mumbai is (mostly) predictable. Morning traffic goes north to south, with peak hours between 9:00–11:00. Evening rush, from south to north, starts around 17:30 and begins to ease around 20:30. IIT Bombay, the DrupalCon venue, is located in the north-western part of the Eastern Suburbs, so plan your travel carefully. Use Google Maps to estimate your travel time. The traffic overlay is quite accurate.

The most convenient way to get around is using taxi aggregators like Uber or OlaCabs. There are apps for these in most phones' app stores. For shorter hops, it is cheaper to take the ubiquitous black and yellow auto-rickshaws (tuk-tuks). If you want to avoid the pollution, don’t get stuck in one during rush hours. Note: Rickshaws are not allowed in South Bombay.

In South Bombay and in the popular Suburbs, there are plenty of black and yellow cabs available, called kaali-peeli (black-yel-low). However, they can be temperamental and not always go where you would like to. Drivers in Mumbai are by and large quite honest. However, always make sure to go by the meter when traveling by rickshaws or kaali-peeli.

If you have nerves of steel and you're feeling adventurous, try traveling in the local trains. They are the best way to beat the traffic, but are not for everyone. Make sure you have a local friend to guide you along.

Quick Guide to Mumbai


Quick Guide to Mumbai


Where To GoThe DrupalCon Asia venue, IIT Bombay, is located in the Powai area of the Eastern Suburbs, next to the Powai Lake. The sprawling campus is great for walks. Hiranandani Gardens in Powai has excellent restaurants and wide sidewalks (a rarity in Mumbai).

Bandra, the Queen of the Suburbs, is a beautiful, charming, leafy, cobblestoned neighbourhood running along the coast. The sea-facing promenades of Carter Road and Bandstand are great for walks, jogs and biking. Bandra is full of hip cafés, bars, restaurants, old Portuguese-style houses and graffiti-lined village streets.

South Bombay, with its gorgeous architectural treasures and that old city atmosphere, is steeped in history. Visit Colaba, the Colaba Causeway and the famous Gateway of India. Marine Drive is the longest sea-facing promenade in Mumbai where you can witness spectacular sunsets from the rooftop restaurants. For amazing architecture, art galleries, and delightful street corners and nooks, go to Fort, the heart of the old city.


Thank You


DrupalCon is made possible by the Drupal Association and an amazing team of volunteers, sponsors and partners from around the world. Thank you to everyone for helping produce DrupalCon Asia. We couldn’t do it without you!

DrupalCon Asia SponsorsWe’d like to begin by thanking our sponsors, without who this event would not be possible. Your financial support of DrupalCon enables this vast Drupal community to grow, strength-en, and come together to celebrate Drupal.

DiamondAcquiaTata Consultancy ServicesBlisstering Solutions

PlatinumCapgemini

GoldAxelerantGitHubKellton Tech Solutions Ltd.QED42Srijan

SilverAZRI Solutions Blackfire.ioFFWInnoraft SolutionsMelityMirum Agency Platform.sh by Commerce GuysUniMity Solutions Pvt Ltd

BronzeGennai3 CorporationJetBrainsMileswebPixel Onion

ModuleAZRI Solutions - Developer Contest DCKap - TotebagKellton Tech Solutions Ltd. - LanyardRed Hat - DrupalGov Gold PartnerTechpartner.in, Zyxware Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Ashnik - DrupalGov Partner IIT Bombay - DrupalGov Venue & Catering

Marketing PartnerNiswey

A special Thank You to our Supporting Partners, Technology Supporters, and Hosting Supporters, who help fund significant Drupal.org improvements.

Signature Supporting PartnersFFWWunderkraut

Signature Hosting SupporterAcquia

Premium Supporting PartnersADCIAten Design Group

Capgemini UK plcCi&TDeeson GroupExoveForum OneJust DigitalLullabot ConsultingOPIN SoftwarePhase2 TechnologyTechnocratTrellonundpaul GmbH Supporting PartnersActiveLAMPAdapt a/sAmazee LabsANNAI AquilentAshdayAxelerantBeaconfire RedEngineBerger SchmidtBlisstering SolutionsBreakthrough TechnologiesCatalystITChapter ThreeCheeky Monkey MediaCommerce Guyscomm-press GmbHConsult and Design International CTI DigitalDavyin Internet SolutionsDigital Bridge Solutions

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QED42Realityloop Pty LtdS8080SoftescuSrijan TechnologiesSymsoftTATA Consultancy ServicesThe Cherry Hill CompanyTherefore InteractiveThinkShoutVardotViacom International Media NetworksXIOYoast SEO for Drupal

Premium Technology SupportersCloudbricDistil NetworksMicrosoft AzurePager Duty

Technology SupportersAvalaraBrightcoveCiviCRMDCKAPFastlyJanrainJetbrains Kaje Picture PasswordKellton Tech Solutions Ltd.LingotekOptimal WorkshopTownsend SecurityZend Technologies

Premium Hosting SupportersBlackMesh

BlueHostInterserver.netLinodePantheonRochenHosting SupportersArvixeGo DaddyGreenGeeksInMotion HostingIxis IT SitegroundTMD Hosting Inc.Media PartnersADMIN UpdateCMSWireDrupal Watchdog | Tag1 ConsultingLinux Pro MagazineWomen Who Code

DrupalCon Asia Program Team

Business and Strategy: Jacob Singh, Diana Montalion, Janne Kalliola

Case Studies: Piyush Poddar, Greg Lund-Chaix, Zach Chandler

Coding and Development: Hussain Abbas, Jason Yee, Cameron Tod, Larry Garfield

Contributions: Chakrapani Reddivari, Donna Benjamin, Theodore Biadala

Frontend: Manjit Singh, David Hwang, Lewis Nyman

Mobile: Saumil Chheda, Mr Snow, Ruben Teijeiro


Thank You

Business Summit: Rahul Dewan

Government Summit: Ani Gupta, Prof. P. Sunthar, Venky Hariharan

Higher Education Summit: Rachit Gupta, Prof. P. Sunthar, Mukesh Agarwal, Rakhi Mandhania

Community Summit: Parth Gohil, Dipen Chaudhary, Prafful Nagwani

Grants and Scholarships: Pavithra Raman, Tim Plunkett, Vijay Chadran

Drupal Training Selection: Nidhi Mehta, Dipen Chaudhary

Sprints: Ravindra Singh, Manjit Singh, Piyuesh Kumar, Ritesh Gurung, Sidartha Panda, Rachit Gupta

Social Media: Paul Johnson, Ani Gupta, Parth Gohil, Michael Cannon

Sponsorship Sales: Rahul Dewan, Rachit Gupta, Ani Gupta

DrupalCon Asia Production Team

Production: LAQSHYA Live Experiences

Creative Design: Yohan Wadia

Accounting: Falee Bilimoria

Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay:Prof. P. SuntharProf. Kannan Moudgalya

Prof. Prabhu RamachandranPriya Hiregange

Drupal AssociationExecutive Director: Holly Ross

Chief Operating Officer: Megan Sanicki

Chief Financial Officer: Matt Tsugawa

Chief Technology Officer: Joshua Mitchell

Events Manager: Rachel Friesen

Lead DrupalCon Coordinator: Amanda GonserDrupalCon Coordinator: Tina Krauss

Sponsorship Fulfillment Coordinator: Tim Constien

Account Manager: Johanna Bergmann

Account Manager: Mark Brandstetter

Account Manager: Gener Umali

Product Manager: Carrie Lacina

Marketing Manager: Bradley Fields

Membership/Drupal.org Support: Lizz Trudeau

Content Writer: Leigh Carver

Operations Manager: Kris Klinkhammer Operations Coordinator: Elise Horvath

Project Manager: Tim Lehnen

Drupal.org Product Manager: Tatiana Ugriumova

Infrastructure Manager: Rudy Grigar

Technology Manager: Brendan Blaine

Senior Technologist: Neil Drumm

Infrastructure QA Engineer: Ryan AslettDevOps Engineer: Archie Brentano

Drupal Developer: Jakob Perry

Web Designer: Emilie Nouveau

Thank you to our awesome keynote, Danese Cooper.

Thank you, Dries.

Thank you to all of the incredibly dedicated volunteers from around India and the globe for working together to create an amazing Con

Thank you to all of our speakers and trainers. You are the core of our conference and the main reason that people come to DrupalCon. We want to thank each and every one of you!

As always, thank YOU for coming. We hope you’ve learned a little something, made some new friends, and most importantly, had a great and memorable week.

See you in New Orleans!

The DrupalCon Asia Team



Code of Conduct


DrupalCon brings together people from around the world who use, develop, design, and support the Drupal platform. Many attendees at DrupalCon are newcomers evaluating both our platform and our community.

The Drupal Code of Conduct (http://drupal.org/dcoc) outlines our shared ideals and values. This document expresses how we hope to make these ideals real at our conferences and other events. Our goal is to ensure that all participants can freely and openly share ideas in a friendly, safe, and welcoming environment that encourages and inspires mutual respect and collaboration.

Come for the Software, Stay for the Community

Drupal would simply not exist without its community. We want all attendees at DrupalCon to have an awesome experience, both in and out of formal conference sessions.The purpose of this document is not to restrict the diversity of ideas and expression in the Drupal community; rather, it's to raise awareness of the potential for actions that could alienate valuable members — and potential members — of the community.

We are ConsiderateDrupalCon is an international event that attracts diverse people from a wide variety of ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. We acknowledge that cross-cultural communication can often be complicated and encourage everyone to consider both the impact of their actions on those with different backgrounds and experiences and the honest intentions of those who may have unknowingly caused offense.

We are Welcoming

One of the greatest strengths of the Drupal community is our inclusiveness. Making all attendees feel welcome and included at DrupalCon is everyone’s job, including exhibitors and sponsors.

We are Respectful

Sponsors, volunteers, speakers, attendees, and other participants should strive to treat all people with dignity and respect, regardless of their culture, religion, physical appearance, disability, race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation.

We are Collaborative

If and when misunderstandings occur, we encourage people to work things out between themselves whenever possible. People are encouraged to take responsibility for their words and

actions and listen to constructively presented criticism with an open mind, courtesy, and respect.

When We Disagree, We Consult Others

If people are unable to work out issues between themselves, they are encouraged to seek the advice of a mutually trusted third party or a designated community volunteer to help mediate.

When We Need it, We Ask for Help

We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. If you feel threatened or violated as a result of intimidating, harassing, abusive, discriminatory, derogatory or demeaning conduct, please immediately notify a conference staff member. Likewise, please immediately notify a staff member if you notice that someone else is being subjected to such behavior.

Contact the Community Working Group

If contacting the CWG about an incident, we need all available information: who's involved, what specifically caused the incident, what steps were taken to resolve it prior to contacting the CWG, any log files or other data to corroborate the event, etc.

If the matter is urgent, please contact the following individuals on-site:

Surendra Mohan Please reach out via Whatsapp first - +91-9167095796. If unavailable, reach out via email at [email protected] or @surmohan on Twitter

Donna Benjamin at [email protected] or @kattekrab on Twitter

You may also contact the Drupal Community Working Group to help mediate or resolve issues via email at [email protected] or with an online incident report.

The DrupalCon team wants everyone to feel safe for the duration of the conference. If necessary, conference staff are empowered to take appropriate actions that may include, but are not limited to, warnings, expulsion from the conference without refund, and referrals to venue security or local law enforcement.

We’re All in this Together

Thanks for making DrupalCon awesome for everyone!The DrupalCon Code of Conduct is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/) and is available for others to use and adapt for their own events.


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