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Open Source and Local Economies - Meet Ranko Marinic

Posted on Wed, mai 22, 2013 15:31 by Jeffrey A. "jam...

Here is one more conversation I had at Drupal Camp Alpe-Adria in April, 2013. Ranko Marinic is from Croatia and has some great perspectives. He works as an IT consultant with a wide range of technologies and with Drupal "by night". He is studying economics and has become interested in the economic effects on local communities of implementing open source software. Ranko also talks about the moment he really started believing in open source as a social movement.

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Event summary: DrupalJam 2013

Posted on Tue, mai 21, 2013 by Niels van Mourik
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Last Friday the annual one-day DrupalJam conference was held in the Rotterdam Feyenoord soccer stadium. The conference, which saw its eighth edition - if I recall correctly - is shifting to be more business focused with its new motto Drupal beyond the code, and was a great success with over a 100 participants. This blog post serves as a high-level summary of a couple of the talks that I attended.

Sign up for free Drupal for project managers - mini-course

Posted on Thu, mai 16, 2013 by heather
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Are you a project manager working for a company adopting Drupal? Are you new to managing Drupal projects? This course is the right one for you!

This course follows the life cycle of a Drupal project from start to finish and back again and is based on our full day Drupal for Project Manager’s course.

Voices of Drupal Camp Alpe-Adria 2013

Posted on Wed, mai 15, 2013 20:03 by Jeffrey A. "jam...

Here are the highlights from a few of the conversations I had with attendees of the 2013 Drupal Camp Alpe-Adria, held in April in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The camp was a wild success and attracted a large, international crowd. I'll post a couple more interviews I did at this event in coming weeks.

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Dream It. Drupal It. (Develop It!) DrupalCon.

Posted on Tue, mai 14, 2013 by jfinks
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Hey developers ~ new, experienced or otherwise, undecided!

Drupal Camp Scotland 2013 Double-Header

Posted on Wed, mai 08, 2013 13:36 by Jeffrey A. "jam...

This week's podcast features two Drupal Scots: Duncan Davidson (recorded live in a back alley right after Drupal Camp Scotland 2013) and Brian Ward (recorded via Skype, post-event). Duncan is the Scottish regional manager and UK Professional Services Manager for i-KOS and Brian is a developer at heehaw.digital in Edinburgh.

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The State of COD

Posted on Fri, mai 03, 2013 by Jakob Perry
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Many people have asked how COD, otherwise known as the Conference Organizing Distribution, is going. Currently its a community supported project, with lots of great new features going into the 7.x branch!

This weekend, Acquia was at Linuxfest Northwest (LFNW, http://www.linuxfestnorthwest.org), a regional conference of about 1500 open source enthusiasts, and COD was running behind the scenes to help make the fest run as smoothly as possible.

Project Management: "The Fortune Teller Must Die" meet Shannon Vettes

Posted on Thu, mai 02, 2013 12:38 by Jeffrey A. "jam...

Shannon Vettes is the Partner Manager at Commerce Guys in Paris; the company leading the way in making Drupal the platform of choice for eCommerce. Among other things, she has the rewarding job of coordinating adding modules and services to the Commerce Marketplace and getting integrators involved in the platform, too.

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"Now I break other people's modules!" Meet Angie Byron, Part 2

Posted on Wed, Apr 24, 2013 11:54 by Jeffrey A. "jam...

In this episode – "Meet Angie Byron, Part 2: The Return of the Webchick" – we cover how Angie got into the Drupal project, how to hide under blankets, and how to break other people's modules.

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