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What is Drupal Ladder?
- 1. Drupal Ladder A call to action! Learn: drupalladder.org Collaborate: groups.drupal.org/drupal-ladder Twitter: @drupalladder IRC: #drupal-ladder
- 2. In this presentation • What is Drupal Ladder? • What is the mission, should you choose to accept it? • Next steps!
- 7. The goal
- 8. How we can do it!
- 9. Get people on the ladder! Photos from code sprints By muir.ceardach http://www.flickr.com/photos/ceardach Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0)
- 10. Ladders and lessons • What are ladders? • A series of steps and lessons to acquire specific skills or knowledge to become a contributor to the Drupal project or a specific initative. • Example ladders: • There is a “Drupal Ladder”. • Now, a “Multilingual Ladder” is in development.
- 11. What is the ladder? • Learn sprint. 1 hour. • Get set up with Git, how to test patches, use the issue queue. • Issue sprint. 2-3 hours. • Specific to an initiative, goal is to move issues forward.
- 12. Learn Sprint - 1 hr Get started in a learn sprint.
- 13. Issue sprints - 2-3 hrs Get involved. Choose an initiative to get excited about.
- 14. The Next Ladder! Maintain Hopefully get more maintainers up the ladder!
- 15. How it works • It’s not a book, it’s not a learning video. • It’s about connecting people to those who can and want to help them get involved.
- 16. Guidance and mentoring built in Maintain Contribute Get started
- 18. So far... Mar 2012 Aug 2012 May 2013 Aug 2013 Mar 2014 DrupalCon DrupalCon D8 DrupalCon DrupalCon DrupalCon Denver Munich code Portland EU US freeze & D8 release +10 user groups hold issue sprints 1.0 release of Drupal Ladder distro Relaunch of drupalladder.org
- 19. Status update • About 20 cities have run events. • Just since Munich. User groups in India, Costa Rica, US and UK. • What is our goal?
- 20. The Plan Mar 2012 Aug 2012 May 2013 Aug 2013 Mar 2014 DrupalCon DrupalCon D8 DrupalCon DrupalCon DrupalCon Denver Munich code Portland EU US freeze & D8 release +30 user groups hold issue sprints Curriculums developed for major D8 initiatives
- 21. The Plan Mar 2012 Aug 2012 May 2013 Aug 2013 Mar 2014 DrupalCon DrupalCon D8 DrupalCon DrupalCon DrupalCon Denver Munich code Portland EU US freeze & D8 release Every active user group hosts an issue sprint 2 out of 100 active users IDed as potential contributors
- 22. The Plan Mar 2012 Aug 2012 May 2013 Aug 2013 Mar 2014 DrupalCon DrupalCon D8 DrupalCon DrupalCon DrupalCon Denver Munich code Portland EU US freeze & D8 release 1 out of 100 active users contribute
- 23. Initiative focused • Initiatives are awesome • Distributes decision making among leaders - better way to organize contribution. • Organize involvement around areas of expertise and passion. • Mentoring built in. • Built in mentoring for contribution.
- 24. D8 updates often • Visit j.mp/d8core • Scheduled meetings online • Status updates • Specific issues to help on!
- 25. Core mentoring • Drupal.org/core- mentoring • Weekly • Guidance, help, patch reviews.
- 26. Next steps
- 28. Get Involved drupalladder.org • Chat on IRC • Mentoring, support g.d.o/drupal-ladder • Plan sprints on g.d.o • Announce events • Use Drupalladder.org • Step-by-step IRC #drupal-ladder
- 29. Which kind? • 1st - Run a Learn Sprint • drupalladder.org/learn-sprints • Good for meet-ups. Really quick. • 2nd - Follow up with an issue sprint • drupalladder.org/issue-sprints • Good for meet-ups and camps.
- 30. Tell people about it!
- 31. Get the word out • Are you a Drupal meet-up organizer? • Download this presentation and view the slide notes. • Present it at your Drupal meet-up! • Tell people about it! • drupalladder.org/content/get-involved
- 32. Who to contact • Learn sprints: • Karyn Cassio (drupal.org: techgirlgeek) • Issue sprints: • Brock Boland (drupal.org: BrockBoland) More about this at drupalladder.org/content/steering-group
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- The number of actual contributors has been going up. \n
- As Drupal’s popularity skyrockets, more and more users are creating tickets and making suggestions in the issue queue. And it’s impossible for contributors to keep up.\nLast summer, 8 months after Drupal 7 was released, there were 9000 open issues in the core issue queue.\n
- But as a percentage of total Drupal users the number is going way down.\n
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- Drupal Ladder is a clear step by step mentored way to get involved in contribution.\n
- Ladders are the series of lessons. \n
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- Drupal Ladder is a step-by-step series of tutorials to help turn Drupal users into Drupal contributors. You read the ladders from the bottom up as you climb!\n
- Drupal Ladder is a step-by-step series of tutorials to help turn Drupal users into Drupal contributors. You read the ladders from the bottom up as you climb!\n
- Drupal Ladder is a step-by-step series of tutorials to help turn Drupal users into Drupal contributors. You read the ladders from the bottom up as you climb!\n
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- This works! How do we know it works? We’ve done it!\n
- Started in Boston where they developed and tested the initial ladders and concept.\n
- This meant that by Munich DrupalCon they had 10 user groups involved.\n
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- The next phase is to have 30+ user groups involved! And to expand the materials.\n
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- The Learn sprint gets people up to speed with contribution. \nIssue sprints are specific to an initiative or task.\nThere are step by step guides on how to do this!\n
- Make sure to take photos of your event. Tweet from it. Tell people about it :)\n
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