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php|works 2006: General Followup
php/db|works ended yesterday in the early afternoon after the most merciful (read brief) closing keynote I have attended (Thanks Marco!) Congratulations to Marco, Sean, Arbi and crew for running a nice community-centric event! It was small, but it was also easy to have nice conversations with many of the attendees and the atmosphere was [...]
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Optaros Open Source Content Management Webinar
Seth Gottlieb (of eZ partner Optaros) will be hosting an audience-driven webinar on Open Source content management.
Seth writes:
We are not going to talk about products, functionality, market share, magic quadrants or any of those boring vendor or analyst presentation topics. Instead, we are going to talk about the benefits and implications of open source software [...]
Slides from php|works
A PDF version of the slides from my php|works session are now online. Download Contracts & Licenses for PHP Developers.
Have any questions - feel free to drop me a line. :)
Tags: License, PHP, Uncategorized
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php|works: The eZ plan
I will be attending php|architect's php/db|works conference in Toronto from September 13 to 15.
While I am there, my eZ systems plans and priorities are:
Give a good talk
Find leads for our partners (esp. those in Canada, Mexico and the United States of America)
Avoid getting any sicker - I have this irritating chest infection that traveling doesn't [...]
Focus Deck Feedback
A few days ago, I had some really nice feedback on the focus deck idea (see post Staying Focused Even with Lots of Interruptions) that I thought I would share:
The focus deck has really helped me.. It made me look at time keeping in an entirely different way. I now look at things on [...]
php|works: Mozilla agenda
I am attending php|architect's php/db|works conference in Toronto from September 13 to 15.
While I am there, my Mozilla-related priorities and activities are pretty simple
Give a good talk
Develop and test draft questions to use in interviewing people about the Mozilla Foundation.
Don't get any sicker - I have this irritating chest infection that traveling doesn't seem to [...]
Everybody Loves Gerv
My Mozilla Foundation colleague Gerv Markham was featured in last week's Everybody loves Eric Raymond webcomic.
Dirty (lucky) rat. ;^)
Tags: Gerv, Mozilla, Mozilla Foundation, Uncategorized
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The eZ partner program (a response to Seth Gottlieb's Commercial O/S business post)
In a blog post yesterday, CMS expert and Optarian Seth Gottlieb wonders about the eZ partner program:
> eZ systems has a points program where partners can get points for
> various contributions (answering questions on the forum, attending
> training sessions, submitting sites to the references section, fixing
> bugs, writing documentation, etc.). Points reduce the cost of [...]
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SCALE 5x: The SoCal Linux Expo 2007
Ilan Rabinovitch let me know that the SCALE team is getting started on version 5x of the SoCal Linux Expo.
In past years, SCALE has been a great community event - the ratio of promoters to real Linux enthusiasts is low and the attendees are friendly. Also, like most other Linux conferences, attendees have a strong [...]
VanPHP: Mega Map Mashups with PHP
Via [Peter Gordon](http://superwebdeveloper.com/wp/):
Vancouver PHP User Group
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September 14 Presentation: Mega Map Mashups with PHP
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Jim O'Leary is a PHP and Python instructor and avid GIS enthusiast.
For this month's meeting Jim will be sharing on the following topics:
- MapGuide Open Source, an application built in PHP and JavaScript
- Web mapping servers (WMS) and how to access them
- Keyhole [...]
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