#gov

With yesterday's release of Drupal 8 RC 1, we're pressing ahead quickly with a version of aGov for Drupal 8. We've just completed the port of the aGov 3 theme, and plan to have a release on https://www.drupal.org/project/agov by the end of October.

This will mean that Government organisations looking to move to Drupal 8 will be able to do so with the ease of installing a regular aGov site.

As part of the release, we'll be running a beta program for anyone that wants to test the release and be involved in structured feedback sessions, so please sign up via https://agov.com.au/updates

The County of San Mateo is going Drupal !...
Now, and before we get too existed and start repeating the same mistakes some of us have made, I was wondering if anybody was willing to reach out and share some of the pitfalls they encountered in the course of their migration.
I am not necessarily talking technical aspect but also how to evangelize an organization, establish workflows and maintain editorial and UX styles throughout a large government organization.