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Hear how and why PreviousNext's client, the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), deployed Drupal with a centralised, decoupled Content Repository to power the digital network into the future

Drupal gives us a range of powerful tools for structuring and presenting content, but relying on these can produce bland, list-driven websites. How do you structure a site to get the benefits of Drupal's content-first tools, while still producing a first-class user experience?

3 PreviousNext developers, Jack Taranto, Christian Biggins & Nick Schuch, deliver a detailed technical insight into the huge development effort that went into NovaFM's new website.

Continuous integration (CI) is a practice in software development that builds, tests and deploys changes automatically, usually multiple times a day, on each change to a code base. Find out how this practice can apply specifically to Drupal projects and see a working continuous integration setup in action and in a Drupal context.

Requirements often come with technical implications, without regard for the platform that will be used - or even for the system's users and what they might want. Meeting strictly written requirements can lead to an over-engineered and over-priced solution.

Owen introduces and runs the Q&A with Dries Buytaert for his keynote address at DrupalCon Sydney

Owen runs the Q&A with Senator Kate Lundy for her keynote address at DrupalCon Sydney

Drupal Association Director of Events, Neil Kent, and Owen wrap up DrupalCon Sydney in the closing session.