What’s happening in the London Drupal scene - DrupalCafe Osaka

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1) The first Drupal companies in the UK. 2) Drupal London & UK beginnings on drupal.org. 3) London events timeline.

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@ChandeepKhosa
What’s happening in the London Drupal
scene
By Chandeep Khosa

@ChandeepKhosa
Who am I?
• Freelance / Contract Drupal Developer
• Drupal 8 core contributor
• Organiser of Drupal West London user group
• Involved in training & mentoring Drupal developers
• Drupal meetup & camp addict
• Drupal Ireland committee member

@ChandeepKhosa
Who am I?
• I’m self-taught since playing with Drupal in 2008,
procrastinating when I should have been working
on my ﬁnal year university project :)
• I’ve been addicted ever since and love it!
• Working as a freelancer / contractor on Drupal
projects for Toyota, Oxford University, Team GB,
Christian Aid & Tate Art Gallery.

@ChandeepKhosa
The ﬁrst Drupal companies
in the UK

@ChandeepKhosa
Drupal London & UK
beginnings on drupal.org

@ChandeepKhosa
DrupalCamp London 2018
• 2-4 March

@ChandeepKhosa
Questions?
Let’s connect
• hello@chandeepkhosa.com
• www.chandeepkhosa.com

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1. @ChandeepKhosa What’s happening in the London Drupal scene By Chandeep Khosa

2. @ChandeepKhosa Who am I? • Freelance / Contract Drupal Developer • Drupal 8 core contributor • Organiser of Drupal West London user group • Involved in training & mentoring Drupal developers • Drupal meetup & camp addict • Drupal Ireland committee member

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