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The objective of this initiative is to create an Open Curriculum for new developers to come into Drupal and get trained in the various aspects of Drupal development. The curriculum is aimed at helping Drupal companies train new recruits in Drupal in a systematic and structured manner. The training is expected to happen through in-class sessions, self-learning, training exercises and finally on-the-job learning. The open curriculum is expected to be a framework that will allow the developers to build an understanding of the technology and then fill in details as they go through the process of training and working on projects.
Since its inception, the Drupal Community Working Group (CWG) has dealt with numerous issues related to contributor frustration and burnout. While disagreements are an inevitable (and sometimes desirable) part of the software development process, failure to resolve them in a positive and constructive way can lead to lingering frustrations that undermine people’s ability to work together.
We are researchers from Oregon State University conducting an important study of what factors developers use to determine the complexity of a task that has been assigned to them. This study is composed of a short survey (Less than 10 minutes) and an optional quick follow-up interview. There will be a $25 Amazon gift card for every 30 participants
The Aaron Winborn Award was created in 2015 after the loss of one of one of the Drupal community’s most prominent members. Aaron’s commitment to the Drupal project and community made him the epitome of our unofficial motto: "Come for the code, stay for the community".
It’s no secret that online harassment is a huge and growing problem for people trying to use the Internet. A 2014 Pew Research Center study found that 73% of adult Internet users in the United States have observed someone being harassed online and 40% have personally experienced harassment themselves. The same study found that women and minorities are disproportionately the targets of the most severe forms of harassment, such as sexual harassment and stalking.