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State of Drupal keynote, DrupalCon India
This document summarizes Dries Buytaert's presentation on opportunities for Drupal in India. It discusses the growth of Drupal communities and events in major Indian cities from 2011 to present. It encourages Indian Drupal contributors to participate more in core development and global community efforts. It also outlines new features and ongoing plans for Drupal 8 and emphasizes the importance of porting modules to help drive adoption. The main takeaways are accelerating Drupal 8 adoption, contributing to the larger community, and providing local leadership to build grassroots communities in India.
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- 2. INDIA = OPPORTUNITY LOOKING AHEAD HOW TO CONTRIBUTE DRUPAL8 UPDATE DIGITAL REVOLUTION TODAY’S TAKEAWAYS Today’s TOPICS
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- 4. INDIA = OPPORTUNITY MY PREVIOUS TRIPTO INDIA and what I observed 2011
- 5. DELHI BANGALORE HYDERABAD November 7-8th, 2011 November9-10th, 2011 November 11th, 2011
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- 8. “Our ears perkedwhen we learned time after time that well- known Drupal sites that we assumed were developed in the US or Europe were primarily delivered from India. And it didn't stop there; we learned that the Indian teams are often responsible for making the CMS platform decisions for all of their clients regardless of country or industry. In other words, a lot of decisions are made in India and it is of strategic importance that the large system integrators have a good understanding of Drupal.” – Excerpt from my blog, 2011 buytaert.net/drupal-india-opportunity
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- 10. United States 322,727,000 (4.42% ofglobe) Population of India 1,283,610,000 (17.6% of globe)
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- 12. 101,271 drupal.org users list‘India’ as their country DRUPAL IN INDIA 2ND HIGHEST level of traffic to Drupal.org, behind the United States DRUPAL USED BY Zee, India Today Group, Sony TV, Indian Common Wealth Games, Jodi365.com, data.gov.in 500+ PARTICIPANTS at Drupalcamps in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore 8TH MOST POPULAR geographical group DRUPAL DEVS AT MAJOR COMPANIES: TCS 400+ Capgemini 170+ Infosys 50+ Mindtree 50+ Sapient 40+
- 13. Drupal growth overtime Drupal growth in India over time 2001 Every major city in India hosts a Drupal Camp; DrupalCamp Mumbai 2015 has 650+ attendees and 20+ company sponsors 2006 First call for a meet-up in India Drupal 1 released 2015 First meet-up in India, <10 people in attendance 2009
- 14. Drupal’s influence is increasinglygrowing in India with technology players of all sizes
- 17. toFrom local globalsites small companiesFrom large to Drupal is a great career option & business opportunity
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- 19. WHERE IS THIS GREATNUMBER OF DRUPALISTS ON DRUPAL.ORG? The data doesn’t reflect the involvement
- 20. 90% of corecontributors are from America and Europe
- 21. Last year, contributionto Drupal core from India saw a significant increase (2nd largest by commits) ✓ 602 credits
- 22. Last year, contributionto Drupal core from India saw a significant increase (2nd largest by commits) in the last 90 days* 232 of those credits from 95 of those credits from 79 of those credits from
- 23. India needs tocontinue to participate in the greater global Drupal community.
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- 26. DRUPAL CAMPS Come for thecode, stay for the community
- 27. GATHERING IN PERSONCHANGES THE WAY WE COLLABORATE
- 28. PEOPLE FIND EACHOTHER
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- 30. 27.55582.5110 63 39 23 34 26 100+ Pune Drupal Group HIGHLIGHTS Meet-upgrowth over time: February 2015 March 2015 April 2015 May 2015 June 2015 2016 Code Sprints College Workshops Mentoring Program
- 31. STRONG LOCAL LEADERSHIPIS WHAT MATTERS
- 32. India’s Drupal community isfragmented.
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- 39. 739191103116137 324 399 768 1,451 Commits as ofJanuary 2015 TOP 10EMPLOYER ATTRIBUTIONS
- 40. 375 435455 534577613 688692 1,120 1,251 Commits as ofJanuary 2015 Daniel Whener Daniel Kudwein Tim Plunkett Damian Lee Alex Pott Jess Myrbo Gabor Hojtsy Lee Rowland Wim Leers Sacha Grossenbacher TOP 10DRUPAL 8 CONTRIBUTORS
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- 42. NOT JUST TECHNICAL;IT’S ABOUT LEADERSHIP
- 43. REMOVING BARRIERS TOCONTRIBUTION IN INDIA
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- 45. Hello there How areyou? DRUPAL TURNED 15
- 46. Only 7% of the population had internet access 7 million people out of India’s 1 billion population used the internet There were only 20M websites (compared to 1B today) Google was still a small, private company .004% of India’s population were mobile phone users Facebook and Twitter didn't exist until 4-5 years later Proprietary software vendors started to feel threatened by open source Google AdWords, now a $65B business, had less than 500 customers When Drupal was born in 2001 …
- 47. 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION The digital revolution 2016 3RDINDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Electronics and IT to automate production 1969 1ST INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Steam power to mechanize production 1784 2ND INUDSTRIAL REVOLUTION Electric power to create mass production 1870
- 48. Billions of people connectedonline Unprecedented processing power Massive storage capability Nearly unlimited access to knowledge
- 49. Billions of people connectedonline Unprecedented processing power Massive storage capability Nearly unlimited access to knowledge Machine learning Robotics Internet of Things 3-D printing Biotechnology Nanotechnology Quantum computing Energy storage
- 50. Billions of people connectedonline Unprecedented processing power Massive storage capability Nearly unlimited access to knowledge Machine learning Robotics Internet of Things 3-D printing Biotechnology Nanotechnology Quantum computing Energy storage
- 51. IMPACT Disrupting every industry. Disruptingevery country. Disrupting every life. VELOCITY Exponential this time. No longer linear. MASSIVE DISRUPTION AHEAD
- 52. IMPROVING THE QUALITYOF LIFE AROUND THE WORLD
- 53. ๏ Disruption due to acceleration of innovation ๏ New consumer behavior & entirely new ways for serving customers Impact on BUSINESS
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- 55. Multichannel, digital experience NOTJUST A WEBSITE E-COMMERCE SITE EMAIL MESSAGE SHIPPING NOTIFICATION DELIVERY NOTIFICATION
- 56. User experiences thatare WEB-LESS MOBILE COMMERCE You ran 350 miles with your shoes. The shoes should be replaced soon to avoid injury. Do you want us to ship a new pair? Cancel Buy INTERNET OF THINGS NOTIFICATION Nike now You ran 350 miles with your shoes. The shoes should be replaced soon to avoid injury. Do you want us to ship a new pair?
- 57. Improve lives viaexperiences that are PERSONAL & CONTEXTUAL Colgate’s smart toothbrush Build experiences that help people change their behavior and live a better lifestyle
- 58. FROM: Websites & webcontent TO: Multichannel, digital experiences FROM: Browser-based TO: Any browser, screen, device, application FROM: Everyone sees the same content TO: Personal, contextual experiences FROM: “Pull” content (browse, read) TO: “Push” content for real-time interaction FROM: Back-end tied to front-end delivery TO: Decoupled architecture for flexible delivery
- 59. Flexible delivery via (DE)COUPLED DELIVERY Reusablecontent via STRUCTURED CONTENT
- 60. 40 TRILLION+ MARKET over thenext decade CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE New approaches REINVENTING business models and supply chains Digital Revolution BENEFITS BETTERMENT Improve the world
- 61. SECURITY DATA PRIVACYRESILIENCY Thereare also CHALLENGES
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- 63. (3,300+ global contributors) WE WORKEDON DRUPAL 8 FOR 4.5 YEARS (1.5M lines of code, new architecture, 200+ new features)
- 64. AND RELEASED ONNOV. 19TH, 2015
- 65. 1 night, 1big launch 240 parties worldwide
- 68. New architecture makes it easierto develop & extend capabilities New features in DRUPAL 8 Re-imagined content authoring experience In-line in-context editing on page, WYSIWYG tools Modern PHP standards opens up adoption to more developers Dynamic content caching enables faster personalized experiences Web services APIs allow organizations to harness the API economy Responsive experience for authors & visitors delivers multi-channel consistency Supports decoupled content delivery enabling JS front-end development Plus much, much more Over 200+ other new features
- 69. DRUPAL 8 ISIN THE RIGHT PLACE AT THE RIGHT TIME
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- 71. STABILITY AND BUGFIXES By design; we wanted to get our feet wet with semantic versioning after coming out of a 4+ year long release cycle 8+ ✓ ONGOING UPDATES
- 72. "BIG PIPE" INCORE Write-up: http: //wimleers.com/talk/bigpipe-webinar Demo Video: http://wimleers.com/talk-bigpipe-webinar/#/4/5 8.1 ✓ PERFORMANCE ENHANCING ✓ NON-BLOCKING WORKFLOW
- 73. MIGRATE UI INCORE Because Drupal 6 will be end-of-life on February 24th, we want people to be able to upgrade to Drupal 8 8.1
- 74. 8.2 BETTER API SUPPORTFOR DECOUPLED ARCHITECTURES 8.1
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- 77. Decoupled architecture: NO PAGEREFRESHES
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- 79. QUICK USER EXPERIENCEWINS Spellchecker support, responsive images in WYSIWYG, Spotlight-like toolbar search, etc. 8.1 8.2
- 80. LAYOUT PLUGIN INCORE No user-facing changes for now, just the shared architecture for Display Suite, Panels, etc. 8.1
- 81. … AND YOURIDEAS Come sprint with us on Sunday! 8.1 8.2
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- 83. Drupal 7 Launch 20112010 20122009 SITES 600,000 450,000 300,000 150,000 28%DROP inadoption Drupal 6 Drupal 7 ⇚ FLASHBACK TO BARCELONA
- 84. Drupal 6 20142012 2016 Drupal7 20182010 There will be a HUGE SPIKE Drupal 8 ⇚ FLASHBACK TO BARCELONA
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- 86. HELP PORT MODULES SO THAT DRUPAL 8 CANREALLY TAKE OFF!
- 87. INDIA = OPPORTUNITY LOOKING AHEAD HOW TO CONTRIBUTE DRUPAL8 UPDATE DIGITAL REVOLUTION TODAY’S TAKEAWAYS Today’s TOPICS
- 88. Today’s TAKEAWAYS ACCELERATION Drupal 8 adoptionby porting modules CONTRIBUTION Join larger Drupal community conversation LEADERSHIP Build grassroots Drupal communities in India
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