April has over a decade of experience with Drupal web development. Her journey has taken her from higher education and federal government roots to agency and big tech opportunities.
Along the way, she’s been involved in the Drupal community as lead organizer of Drupal Camp Asheville and a Drupal Community Working Group Community Health Team member. She often attends and speaks at Drupal events in North America and helps organize the Accessibility Talks virtual meetup.
April is passionate about connecting people in the community as well as providing knowledge and resources for new developers to grow professionally and personally.
Outside of work and volunteering, April enjoys collecting LEGO Harry Potter, watching Star Wars and Marvel media, and going on adventures with her step-grandchild.
This was co-presented with Melissa Bent.
Data accuracy and consistency is an important goal for any organization.
Maintaining data quality across multiple websites and applications (Drupal or otherwise), with different teams managing the same data in multiple systems, becomes complex and difficult to manage. Having a pool of data becomes an attractive solution to resolve some of these issues and allow for greater transparency and consistency across an organization. But, creating a scalable, reliable, and useful system can brings its own challenges.
Join us, as we explore several ways that Red Hat is using a data lake architecture to share data between different Drupal sites.
We’ll cover:
| Redefining productivity during burnout | BADCamp 2020 | October 2020 |
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| Custom Drupal Data Migration: A Georgia GovHUB Story | MidCamp 2020 | March 2020 |
| Custom Drupal Data Migration: A Georgia GovHUB Story | Florida Drupalcamp 2020 | February 2020 |
| Custom Drupal Data Migration: A Georgia GovHUB Story | DrupalCamp Atlanta 2019 | September 2019 |
| How to Hire and Fire Your Employer | DrupalCon Seattle | April 2019 |
| How to Hire and Fire Your Employer | Midwest Drupal Camp | March 2019 |
| How to Hire and Fire Your Employer | Florida DrupalCamp | February 2019 |
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