Thibaud Colas, he/him�Developer
(my) State of Wagtail
Wagtail Space US 2022, Cleveland
Slides: torchbox.com/sow-2022
Thibaud Colas, he/him�Developer
(my) State of Wagtail
Wagtail Space US 2022, Cleveland
Slides: torchbox.com/sow-2022
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Slides: torchbox.com/sow-2022
Gazing at the stars
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Big name users
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Big name users (in 2019)
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Big name users (in 2022 as well!)
All an active part of our Wagtail community, not just using the end product.
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Active community
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Why those projects
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Missing from this chart
> We want to be competitive compared to projects with 10x, 100x more investment.
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Our place in the Django universe
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We’re here! (6%)
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Wagtail could be useful for more Django developers
And a vibrant community of CMS experts!
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Our place in open source
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Purposeful Open Source
> This report was originally commissioned by Mozilla for internal purposes. Mozilla wanted a shared framework for discussing its options in running open source projects, and requested a survey and comparative analysis of open source project archetypes
Read on: What’s Your Open Source Strategy? Here Are 10 Answers…
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The Wagtail project is not apolitical
Wagtail the PyPI project is Free and open-source software (FOSS). Wagtail the community is whatever it wants to be.
�Wagtail Features aren’t apolitical:
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The Wagtail community stands with the people of Ukraine.
We are united against war.
We call for peace and an end to the invasion of Ukraine.
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Google Summer of Code 2022
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5 projects, 11 mentors signed up, 4 more needed
Editor's Guide - Separate Repo or Website
Create and select related content
Toolkit for StreamField data migrations in Wagtail
Apply new page editor UX to all of Wagtail
Windows High Contrast mode support
> Empowering and enabling young underrepresented people of colour to pursue a career in tech by providing them with a safe space for them to learn, explore and grow
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Coders of Colour projects: examples
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97.4%
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of the world’s top 1’000’000 homepages have basic* accessibility issues.��According to the WebAIM Million analysis
*basic issue = WCAG 2.0 AA failure
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Source: WebAIM Million 2021
97.4%
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of the world’s top 1’000’000 homepages have basic* accessibility issues.��According to the WebAIM Million analysis
*basic issue = WCAG 2.0 AA failure
99.3%
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of studied MWW homepages�have basic* accessibility issues.��According to my analysis
*basic issue = WCAG 2.0 AA failure
Accessibility of Wagtail sites
41.2 issues per homepage on average Sites with 0 issues detected:
Methodology:
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Ways to get involved
Ways to get involved
Give a lightning talk today or tomorrow!
Join Google Summer of Code 2022 as a contributor or mentor
Mentor with Coders of Colour
Join our accessibility team
Provide feedback for the Page editor 2022 project
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Thank you!
Let’s work on this together!
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Slides: torchbox.com/sow-2022