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- 1. Group for D8 Managing groups has never been more awesome
- 2. • Drupal developer at Deeson Kristiaan Van den Eynde
- 3. Kristiaan Van den Eynde • Drupal developer at Deeson • Antwerp, Belgium
- 4. Kristiaan Van den Eynde • Drupal developer at Deeson • Antwerp, Belgium • Happily married
- 5. Kristiaan Van den Eynde • Drupal developer at Deeson • Antwerp, Belgium • Happily married • Awesome cat
- 6. Kristiaan Van den Eynde • Drupal developer at Deeson • Antwerp, Belgium • Happily married • Awesome cat • Highly Sensitive Person
- 8. Group is a management tool
- 9. Group is a management tool • Group content together following a specific set of rules AWESOME
- 10. Group is a management tool • Group content together following a specific set of rules • Grant users permissions for a small section of the site AWESOME
- 11. Group is a management tool • Group content together following a specific set of rules • Grant users permissions for a small section of the site • Control access to specific pieces of content AWESOME
- 12. What about OG? Asking the inevitable question in your stead
- 14. (It’s bad karma) No needless bashing
- 15. No needless bashing (It’s bad karma) • It repurposes existing entities • Its groups can overrule configuration (hence: organic) • All of its magic is based on who has what fields • The user experience wasn’t really great What I didn’t like about OG:
- 16. But anyways
- 17. A story about the happiness of content Group’s approach
- 22. Graduation day
- 23. Graduation day
- 25. Group fixes this It makes the flurbs happy again
- 27. Happy graduates all around
- 28. Key take-aways • Groups do what they were meant to do all along
- 29. Key take-aways • Groups do what they were meant to do all along • We don’t touch other entities
- 30. Key take-aways • Groups do what they were meant to do all along • We don’t touch other entities • Flurbs should be happy
- 31. Key take-aways • Groups do what they were meant to do all along * • We don’t touch other entities • Flurbs should be happy * Dedicated classes!
- 32. Under the hood Not boring, I promise!
- 33. Groups have group types • Like content types, but for groups
- 34. Groups have group types • Like content types, but for groups • Defines fields, permissions and available content
- 35. Groups have group types • Like content types, but for groups • Defines fields, permissions and available content • Applies to all groups of that type, no per-group overrides
- 36. Group tells two stories
- 37. Group tells two stories • Members • Don’t really care about the content, but more about the relationship • Example: gaming portal Why or how?
- 38. Group tells two stories • Members • Don’t really care about the content, but more about the relationship • Example: gaming portal Why or how? What? • Private nodes • Don’t really care about the relationship, but more about the content • Example: paid content
- 39. Group Node Redaction Article How entities are grouped
- 40. Group NodeGroupContent Redaction Article How entities are grouped
- 41. Group NodeGroupContent • FieldableRedaction Article How entities are grouped
- 42. Group NodeGroupContent • Fieldable • Per group type, per target entity Redaction Article How entities are grouped
- 43. Group NodeGroupContent • Fieldable • Per group type, per target entity • Managed by plugins Redaction Article How entities are grouped
- 45. Warning: developer porn Managed by plugins?
- 50. Live demo For real this time!
- 51. Questions?
- 52. We’re hiring!