***Sessions and speakers are subject to change. Additional sessions will be added as they become available.
13:30 to 14:15 CEST
The future of Drupal UX isn’t more JS; It’s smarter HTML with HTMX.
Ruturaj Chaubey (ruturaj chaubey), Vighnesh Sadagopal
Bring a Drupal contribution idea - or use one of ours - and work through a practical AI-assisted workflow that turns it into a review-ready contribution designed to earn maintainer trust and accelerate the review process.
Scott Falconer
We can never get enough of SDC, the front-dev friendly API to implement and share UI components for Drupal. So, let’s rejoice together by discovering the biggest improvement since the introduction of the API: we will soon be able to implement form elements directly with SDC, only with UI logic and front technologies, without messing with backend APIs.
Pierre Dureau (pdureau)
LLMs are now table stakes in Drupal. Modules like AI, ECA, and a growing set of agentic tools make it trivial to wire a model into a site. What's not trivial is making that integration trustworthy enough to put in front of a real editor or site builder.
Shibin Devadas Kakanat (D34dman)
AI agents are becoming the new users of the web, and most CMSes are invisible to them. What if Drupal could speak the language of AI agents natively? This session shows you how to expose Drupal as an MCP server, turning your content infrastructure into something AI agents can reason about, query, and act on, in production.
Sepehr Samadi
"Your AI can read every line of your code — but it has never watched it run. Until now."
Kiril Lazur
Turn your Drupal issue queue into a smarter, faster workflow with open source coding agents that reduce maintainer workload and improve contribution quality.
Marcus Johansson (Marcus_johansson)
Workspaces is no longer only about staging content. It is becoming part of how Drupal can handle governed change across content, config, and AI-assisted workflows.
Ajit S (Ajits)
Move your Drupal projects from AI experimentation to enterprise-ready implementation. This workshop provides hands-on experience deploying secure, agentic AI features and automated content workflows using curated, official tools.
Dr. Christoph Breidert (Breidert)
We are increasingly asking AI to fix our WCAG errors, but algorithms operate on probability, not empathy. If you are using AI coding assistants to write your front-end components, you might be shipping hallucinated ARIA labels and broken accessibility without knowing it. Join me to explore the promises and perils of automated accessibility, and learn how to use AI as a testing partner rather than a replacement for inclusive design.
Junaid Masoodi (Junaidmasoodi)
Performance regressions are silent killers — they sneak in one commit at a time, and by the time someone notices, the debt is enormous. Gander, shipped with Drupal core since 10.2, gives us the tools to catch them at the earliest possible stage: the merge request.
Julien Joye (Julienjoye)
In an AI-driven development world, speed is easy to gain but control is easy to lose. This session shows how to stay in charge of your code and your craft.
Valerie Valkenburg-Gibson
10:45 to 11:30 CEST
AI coding agents are changing how we build software, but can they migrate a real production site to Drupal Canvas? We put it to the test on a live project and share what worked, what didn't, and what the numbers actually say.
Wolfgang Ziegler (Fago), Jeremy Chinquist (Jjchinquist)
Confidence in shipping a Drupal-based product shouldn't take 6 days of GitHub runner time, only to be greeted by flaky tests in some of our 500+ jobs. This is the story of how we migrated from Behat and PHPUnit to custom tooling on top of Playwright to reclaim velocity and confidence in our testing suite.
Rfewrew Kuoni (Fedor Lukianov Kuoni)
When AI writes the code, clean code becomes the developer’s most important job.
Len Swaneveld (Lendude)
Your Drupal test suite is slow and it doesn't have to be. The test pyramid has been a cornerstone of software quality for decades, yet Drupal core has no formal guidelines instructing contributors how to write automated tests. This session will cover both the current state – discussing techniques to write faster tests – and how to change Drupal to make these improvements structural.
Francesco Placella (Plach)
This session details the future roadmap for ECA, aiming to broaden its accessibility and impact within the Drupal community by making it usable for all users, regardless of technical expertise, and expanding its capabilities beyond just developers and site builders. The session outlines the progress made and the plans for the next generation of this popular Drupal workflow automation tool.
Jürgen Haas (Jurgenhaas)
It finally happened! A CLI in Drupal core.
Moshe Weitzman (Moshe Weitzman)
Join the Product Managers of the Drupal AI Initiative for the official update on Drupal's transformation into a production-ready Agentic CMS. Discover how the latest suite of AI Recipes, robust guardrails, and automated content reviews allow you to safely deploy advanced AI workflows in minutes.
Niels Aers, Dr. Christoph Breidert (Breidert)
Canvas or Display Builder? Which one is the right tool for your job? And what may explode i if you install both?
Merlin Axel Rutz, Andreas Rüther (Anruether)
What happens when your migration source has 163 paragraph types — some containing entire pages of mixed HTML in a single field — and your destination architecture has 42 typed paragraph bundles? It's a fascinating transformation problem that invites you to rethink how migrations can work.
Roberto Peruzzo (robertoperuzzo)
What if you could replace Solr with something that runs in the browser, costs almost nothing, and delivers better results out of the box? Scolta is an open-source search toolkit that does exactly that: client-side search powered by Pagefind, with an AI layer for query expansion and summaries. No search server, no vector database, no complex infrastructure. Already deployed on production Drupal sites. Live demo included.
Jeremy Andrews (Jeremy)
You already know how to build an SDC. Now what if your agent knew how to build one too — then dropped it into a page, verified it rendered correctly in the browser, and asked you to review the diff? This session walks through a page-building workflow driven by an AI agent that speaks your component system.
Matt Glaman (mglaman)
The age of React.js is over. Web Components have arrived. Learn practical tips to building or reusing design systems with Web Component APIs and SDC.
John Albin Wilkins
Content editors at the European Commission manage hundreds of websites in 24 languages. Every publication needs to be accurate, readable, and compliant with policy, and it needs to stay that way as policies change. Doing that manually across thousands of pages does not scale. During the EC's Drupal AI Hackathon, our team built an AI content validation engine that helps editors run structured checks, review AI suggestions in an isolated environment, and approve changes on their terms. No auto-changes, no data leaving the stack. This session walks through the problem, a demo, and the architectural decisions behind a solution where AI assists and humans stay in control.
Building a complete Drupal site demands expertise across content types, taxonomy, menus, block configuration, and styling. What if a non-technical user could describe what they need in plain language and get back fully structured, styled pages, then refine everything through conversation? This session presents a Drupal 11 architecture that turns page building into a conversational AI experience, empowering non-technical users to create and iterate on complete sites without writing code or navigating complex admin interfaces.
Marco Molinari (marco), Francesco Pesenti, Francesco Quagliati
What if the best AI chatbot is not a chatbot at all, but a constrained search engine?
Antonella Picarella
Drupal 11.4 reduced database queries and cache i/o around 50% compared to Drupal 11.0 as well as various front end performance improvements. This session will explain how we got there and give you tips for applying these techniques to your own site.
Nathaniel Catchpole (Catch)
What image styles did for images, Drupal still has not really done for video.
David Pacassi Torrico (dpacassi)
What if your Drupal site could talk to your project management, ticketing, CRM, email, calendar, voice assistant, and smart home — through one AI-orchestrated workflow? We built exactly that. This session shows how a small agency wired Drupal into a full-scale agentic operations platform using MCP, CLI tools, and a Rust core engine — and runs it in production every day.
Roland Obermair (roromedia)