DrupalCon Austin 2014: HERE'S DRUPAL - TONIGHT ON THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JIMMY FALLON

This talk explores the innovative website transition of the Tonight Show following its host change from Jay Leno to Jimmy Fallon. The speakers, Andrew Berry from Lullabot and David Diers from Four Kitchens, discuss the collaborative efforts of a distributed, multi-national team that utilized Drupal, Node.js, and Backbone to create a semantic content model tailored for the show. They highlight how they delivered a Drupal 7 backend that anticipates features in Drupal 8 while successfully navigating tight project constraints through a decoupled and distributed systems architecture. This session is essential for anyone interested in modern web development and content management systems.