Despite the challenges Covid-19 presented for event organisers in 2020, DrupalSouth decided to proceed with our government-focused event online in early November. The conference was held over two days, with a Code Sprint on day one and conference sessions and sponsor expo on day two.

Code Sprints help drive the Drupal open source software project forward with anyone able to work on issues and submit changes to Drupal's code base. This year, 33 attendees worked on 25 issues, with a focus on Drupal's bug-squash initiative.

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Ritchie, Owen Lansbury

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Kirsch, Owen Lansbury, Kristy De Vries (first half)

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Kirsch, Owen Lansbury, Kristy De Vries (first half)

Drupal Career Pathways

• Monthly meetings going well. Different focus areas were assigned to the working group members to drive things along

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Kirsch, Owen Lansbury

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Kirsch, Toby Bellwood, Kristy De Vries

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Kirsch, Owen Lansbury

Drupal has had enormous adoption by Government clients in Australia and New Zealand, and the DrupalSouth Steering Committee has identified an opportunity to form a Working Group that will drive the following initiatives:

Attendees: Pamela Barone, Chris Skene, Thom Toogood, Nicole Kirsch

It’s certainly been an eventful couple of months since the Covid-19 crisis flipped 2020 on its head! While many things have been disrupted through this period, we wanted to provide a quick update on DrupalSouth initiatives and related activities.