Drupalcamp closed its doors almost a week ago now, this is the moment we have chosen to thank you, again and again for your diligence, your passion and your jokes.
3 days of Drupal is intense, short and long at the same time, because time flies in good company, even if our team needs a little rest to recover from all this.
Day 1 of our Drupalcamp, it is with their best clothes that our team of volunteers welcomed the hundred or so participants for this first day of the conference.
After a first keynote in English, it's time for a coffee break before resuming the flow of the day.
You can use the collaborative document to share your notes about discussions/conferences. https://semestriel.framapad.org/p/dcgrenoble-aklc
Finally we can say it: the Drupalcamp program is complete!
In order to offer you the most complete program possible, this last keynote is in a less technical and more sociological register and aims to help us take a step back from what we use on a daily basis in our professions.
Around AI, an essential tool, but not only, Jean-François Lucas will help us reflect on our practices to better master them.
Before revealing the last keynote, we take some time this morning to introduce you to Marta Rybczynska. A network security specialist with 20 years of experience in open source, including 15 years dedicated to embedded Linux development, Marta works on the entire embedded software stack, from low-level Linux kernel components specific to architectures to system libraries, frameworks and user interfaces.
We’ll see you in a few weeks for this new DrupalCamp!
The event will take place at the Pierre-Mendès-France building, located on the Saint-Martin-d’Hères Campus in the Grenoble metropolitan area.
The campus is easily accessible by public transportation and car: we've posted all the information on our Welcome to Grenoble page.
Good news for all speakers at DrupalCamp Grenoble 2026: the official speaker kit is now available.
This kit was designed to help you prepare your slides while keeping a consistent visual identity across the event. It includes a ready-to-use presentation template, DrupalCamp branding elements, and several slides that you can freely adapt to your content.
We’re looking forward to seeing your sessions in Grenoble and sharing this event with the Drupal community!
You were waiting for it, and we have done it: the programme of the conferences was published this morning.
Find the complete details of the conferences on the program page.
3 rooms for even more discussion, including one reserved for conferences in English!
You may have noticed it, but we were hungry when putting together this program. We let you appreciate the names of the conference rooms. Yum
And two! It is with pleasure that we reveal the subject of the second Drupalcamp keynote, which will also take place in English (we promise there will also be content in French in the next announcements).
Bursting the Bubble: Why Code Alone Won't Save the Open Web, here's what Alex Monero will talk about:
We built it. We optimized it. We secured it. But outside of our issue queues and Slack channels, does the wider tech world know—or care?
It is with great impatience that we announce the first name on the list of keynote speakers scheduled for our camp: Robin Chalas.
Submissions end on Sunday, February 22 at 11:59 p.m. The following Monday, it will be too late.
You have 2 weeks left to propose a conference topic, long or short, technical or not, Drupal but not only. All subjects are good to take. New this year, we would like to offer a room in English, if you can present in French and/or English, let us know!
