Looking for Non-Technical Training?

With less than two weeks to go, trainings at MidCamp 2024 are on sale and filling up fast. 

This year we’re excited to offer two great options for non-technical folk, also open to technical attendees who are looking for alternative options:

Tech Career Tune-Up: Navigating Your Path in Tech with Confidence and Clarity

Dive into a transformative 3-hour workshop designed by Nichole Addeo of Mythic Digital, specifically for tech professionals.

"Tech Career Tune-Up: Navigating Your Path in Tech with Confidence and Clarity" offers a unique blend of career reflection, exploration, and mental wellness tools tailored to address the challenges unique to the tech world.

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What am I Getting Myself Into? A Drupal Crash Course for Non-Developers

If you’re new to Drupal, then this hands on course is the class for you. Rod Martin of Promet Source will teach the key concepts you need to understand, navigate and use a Drupal site.

Learn how to build a Drupal 10 site, from content and user organization, to working with modules and themes. This training will answer the questions you didn’t even know to ask!

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Important Dates:

• Save $100 before the regular ticket pricing ends: March 14

• See you there! MidCamp 2024: March 20-22

Save $100 before March 14

Universities need a solid online presence to attract students, connect with stakeholders, provide valuable information, and foster collaboration among different departments. Choosing the right content management system is therefore crucial so that you can easily develop a user-friendly, attractive, and informative website. This article will explore why Drupal is the ideal CMS for higher education institutions.

In 2024, safeguarding your website against a multitude of online threats has become more crucial than ever. With cyberattacks posing significant risks that can potentially cripple your business, ensuring the security and safety of your digital presence is paramount. 

Enter Drupal 10, a robust CMS equipped with advanced features designed to protect your website from these looming dangers. This comprehensive guide will dive into the talk about the prominent thread out there for your website and the key steps you need to take to protect your website. 

Knowing Potential Threats that Can Harm Your Drupal 10 Website:

Before forging your Drupal 10 security shields, understanding the enemies you face is important. Here's a deeper dive into the most common threats, their tactics, and their potential impact:

Quant is excited to be presenting this month at DrupalSouth Sydney 2024! Join us to learn about the big wins of static Drupal websites including security, performance, scalability and environmental impact.

• Events

• Community
• Drupal
• Drupal Planet
• Static Web

• A brief history of Drupal 7 and overview of end-of-life options
• Using Quant WAF rate limiting to strengthen your website security
• A survey of decoupled and static website solutions from Stanford WebCamp 2023

In November 2023, we announced three possible release windows for Drupal 11 based on when beta requirements will be completed. We opened the development branch two weeks ago.

Major version updates of dependencies in Drupal 11 include Symfony 7, jQuery 4 and PHPUnit 10 or 11. Based on our findings with the PHPUnit 10 update particularly, we already see that the first release window in June will not be possible for Drupal 11.

The two remaining potential release windows for Drupal 11 are as follows:

• If Drupal 11 beta requirements are done by April 26, 2024: Drupal 11.0.0-beta1 on the week of April 29, 2024. RC1 on the week of July 1, 2024 and stable release on the week of July 29, 2024.
• If Drupal 11 beta requirements are done later by September 13, 2024: Drupal 11.0.0-beta1 will be on the week of September 16, 2024. RC1 on the week of November 11, 2024 and stable release on the week of December 9, 2024. In this case the same versions of Drupal 10.4 are planned for the same release windows.

Help with getting Drupal 11 ready

Most help is needed around the update to PHPUnit 10, while the Symfony 7 update and jQuery 4 update issues also have more work to do. Join the #d11readiness channel on Drupal Slack to discuss issues live with contributors.

Get involved in person

In the earlier scenario, Drupal 11 will be in beta the week before DrupalCon Portland 2024, while in the later scenario it will be in beta the week before DrupalCon Barcelona 2024. We'll be working on outstanding core issues at the time and updating contributed projects as well at those events.

Drupal 10.3 will be released on the week of June 17, 2024

While the release dates of its alpha and beta version may be different based on the scenario, Drupal 10.3.0 is planned to have a release candidate on the week of June 3, 2024 and a release on the week of June 17, 2024, independent of when Drupal 11 is released.

In today's globalized digital space, multilingualism plays a huge role. Information resources are often popular among representatives of different nations and language groups. These people may have different beliefs and be followers of other religions, but they all have access to information on the Internet. Modern developers must always take the issue of universal access responsibly. The more versatile their site is, the more people they can reach the math, numbers, and facts. For example, 55% of pages on the Internet are in English, but only 19% of users are English-speaking.