This presentation covers the basics of Drupal Commerce with introductory concepts and an update on what has been implemented thus far. Find also links for staying in the loop and getting involved.

1. Drupal CommerceBy: Ryan Szrama June 27th, 2010 1

2. 2 Damien Tournoud (CTO) Mike O’Connor (CEO USA) Some Commerce Guys Ryan Szrama (Community lead) John Faber (COO West Coast) Tim Hill (C0O East Coast) Fred Plais (CEO) Laurent Michel (Bus Dev Mgr) David Mollière (COO France)

3. Who we are We are Drupal experts Providing e-commerce solutions With a worldwide presenceWest Coast (San Francisco, CA), East Cost (Jackson, MI), Europe (Paris) 3

4. Our vision for e-commerce on Drupal Make Drupal the #1 open source e-commerce platform in the world. Large e-commerce sites are more conduit than container, so data will be easy to move into and out of the Commerce systems. Foster adoption through targeted distributions of Drupal Commerce, including our own distribution targeting enterprise e-commerce. Support merchants and developers with services like Checkout Monitoring, training, and development partnerships. 4

6. Set of related products : outfits

7. Selling on social networks

8. Mobile presence

9. Faceted search

10. Staging & preview

11. Upselling integrated in checkout process

13. Whish lists

14. Facebook Connect : i can see what my friends say about the product

15. SEO friendly site

16. Presence on traffic hubs

17. Mobile presence

19. 600k+ websites

20. 4,000 contributors

21. 6,000 contributed modules

22. Large community of developers

23. Re-implementation of Ubercart on Drupal 7

24. Acts as a “Commerce core”, tightly integrated with Drupal’s core and the major contributed modules

25. Benefits from Drupal 7’s entity / fields architecture

26. First alpha demo at DrupalCon San Francisco

27. A migration path from Drupal 6.x + Ubercart to Drupal 7.0 + Drupal Commerce will be issued and maintained by Commerce Guys.“Drupal 7 will give birth to a new way of developing contributed modules.” Dries Buytaert, CMS Expo 2010 6

28. Drupal Commerce development principles Hard separation of the APIs from the UI. Core system development segregated from plugin module development and "packaging" concerns. Utilization of Drupal 7's core entity and fields systems for products, orders, line items, and payment receipts. More structured product entry and more flexible add to cart form display. Customizable checkout flow with tighter forms API integration. Stronger "lateral" integration with / dependence on other key contributed modules (i.e. Views, Rules). Strictly enforced code and documentation standards. http://www.drupalcommerce.org/development/standards 7

29. Drupal Commerce nuts and bolts Commerce entities: products, orders, line items, customers, payment receipts Commerce fields: product reference, line item reference, price, address Views integration: full entity coverage, default administrative UI, cart and order line item Views, product reference Views relationship Product functionality: product types with custom "Attribute" fields, product creation and management, products displayed via nodes Line item functionality: module defined line item types, #ajax enabled line item manager as a field widget Order functionality: order creation and management, module defined order states and statuses Cart functionality: flexible add to cart form, shopping cart orders, shopping cart block, drag-and-drop multi-page checkout form builder Access the demo: http://bit.ly/dc-demo 8

30. Core systems and demonstration (local) Store settings and general administration Products and product types including product attributes Orders, line items, and address fields (oh my!) Shopping cart working through the order systems Customizable checkout form via UI and Drupal API Price handling via Rules 9

31. Drupal Commerce Distributions 10 Drupal Commerce is complex! Distributions will provide templates for new users to get started. Smaller components can be exported as Features, like different types of product catalogs and promotion tools. Default distribution available on d.o within the week for testing Drupal Commerce as it develops. Developers can use the work in progress installation profile:http://github.com/rszrama/commercedev

32. Keeping up with Drupal Commerce Community site: http://www.drupalcommerce.org Issue tracker: http://drupal.org/project/commerce Git repository: http://github.com/drupalcommerce Demo site: http://bit.ly/dc-demo “Low-hanging fruit”: http://bit.ly/dc-low-hanging Google Summer of Code: affiliate and usability projects Drupal Commerce Sprint, June 29 – July 2, 2010:http://www.drupalcommerce.org/node/175 DrupalCon Copenhagen 2010, August 23-27:http://cph2010.drupal.org/ 11