DrupalGovCon 2023: Unlocking Faster Release Cycles with John Doyle

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DrupalGovCon 2023, an eagerly awaited event in the Drupal community, is right around the corner, creating a palpable sense of anticipation. The conference is poised to offer valuable insights for technology enthusiasts. John Doyle, the CEO of DigitalPolygon, will take the stage with a session titled "Two Weeks is Too Long." In this presentation, attendees will gain valuable insights into practical strategies for reducing release cycles and harnessing the potential of the Drupal platform.

Scheduled for November 1 at 10:15 a.m., John Doyle's session will take place in the CivicActions room. The presentation aims to equip attendees with actionable insights that can be immediately applied to their Drupal projects. This year's DrupalGovCon is poised to be a knowledge-packed event.

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