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The members' network for Drupal in government

Ask the council that already built it.

GDDN is where Drupal developers, designers and product people from councils, departments and agencies swap answers, share code and meet up. It's free for anyone who works on Drupal in the public sector.

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A session on components at DrupalCon Prague 2022
Photo: Illek Petr, CC BY-SA 2.0
Two developers working side by side at DrupalCamp Mexico
Photo: Koffermejia, CC BY-SA 4.0
01 Inside the network

This week, members are talking about…

Guests can read most of it. Members can reply, ask their own questions and book a place at events.

Working groups

Smaller rooms for people working on the same problem.

02 What members do here
The birds-of-a-feather session board at a DrupalCon
Photo: Koffermejia, CC BY-SA 4.0

The birds-of-a-feather board at a DrupalCon. GDDN works the same way: anyone can put a topic up, and the people who care turn up.

Stop solving the same problem in forty places.

  1. Ask, and get answers from people who've shipped it

    Migrating off Drupal 7, passing a WCAG 2.2 audit, getting LocalGov Drupal through procurement: someone here has done it and will tell you what they'd do differently.

    Browse discussions
  2. Reuse what another organisation already built

    Shared modules, content patterns, config and whole products in the project pipeline, with the team that made them on hand to help.

    See shared projects
  3. Meet in the room, or on a call

    Monthly show and tells, contribution sprints and accessibility clinics, with most sessions online and recorded.

    Find an event
A sticker-covered laptop at the DrupalCon Prague 2022 reception
Photo: Bram Driesen, CC BY-SA 2.0

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