Drupal Colorado Website
This project provides the codebase for the official Drupal Colorado community website, serving as a central hub for events, information, and promoting collaboration within the regional Drupal ecosystem. It features community and organizational details, event promotion, and integration with Drupal community initiatives.
Drupal Colorado Website
Official codebase for the Drupal Colorado community website.
The Drupal Colorado Website project contains the codebase for the official website of the Drupal Colorado community organization:
https://www.drupal-colorado.org.
Drupal Colorado is a nonprofit organization that supports the Drupal community in Colorado through events, training, and networking opportunities. The organization helps coordinate initiatives such as local meetups, community collaboration, and the long-running DrupalCamp Colorado event.
This repository serves as the canonical source for the Drupal Colorado website and provides the configuration, custom code, and theming used to power the public-facing site.
Project Goals
The Drupal Colorado website exists to:
- Provide a central hub for the Colorado Drupal community
- Promote community events, meetups, and conferences
- Share information about Drupal Colorado’s mission, programs, and leadership
- Encourage participation, contribution, and collaboration within the regional Drupal ecosystem
Features
The website supports several key functions for the community, including:
- Community and organizational information
- Event promotion and announcements
- Integration with Drupal community initiatives and activities
- A modern, accessible Drupal-based website that can evolve with community needs
Development
The code for this project is maintained in the official GitLab repository: https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal_colorado_website
Development work, issue tracking, and collaboration occur through the project issue queue on Drupal.org.
Local Development Setup
Developers interested in contributing to the Drupal Colorado website can clone the repository and set up a local development environment using their preferred Drupal development workflow.
Typical setup steps include:
- Clone the repository from GitLab
- Install dependencies using Composer
- Configure a local development environment (such as DDEV, Lando, or Docker)
- Import the site's configuration and database if available
Refer to the repository README for additional setup instructions and environment-specific details.
How to Contribute
Drupal Colorado is a community-driven initiative, and contributions are welcome. Community members can help improve the website by:
- Submitting bug reports or feature requests in the issue queue
- Contributing patches or merge requests
- Helping improve accessibility, usability, or performance
- Providing feedback on site features and functionality
If you are interested in contributing, please review open issues and participate in discussions through the Drupal.org project page.
Security
If you discover a security vulnerability within this project, please follow the responsible disclosure guidelines established by the Drupal Security Team.
Security issues should be reported privately according to the Drupal.org security policy rather than posted publicly in the issue queue.
Maintainers
This project is maintained by volunteers from the Drupal Colorado community organization.
Maintainers help review contributions, manage releases, and guide the long-term direction of the project in support of the Colorado Drupal community.
About Drupal Colorado
Drupal Colorado is a volunteer-driven nonprofit that supports the open-source community through educational opportunities, events, and professional networking. The organization aims to foster collaboration and strengthen the regional Drupal ecosystem.