Juni 2008

Time until Monday to register for 80 EUR!

Drupalcon registration is running like crazy, 2 weeks after we opened the registration we are nearing 150 registered participants!

Drupal Licensing FAQ published

For the past year or so, there have been periodic questions raised about Drupal's licensing status. Is it GPL version 2? Are we moving to GPL version 3? Could we even if we wanted to? Is it OK to write a module that does [something weird]? As a member of the Drupal Association Board of Directors, I made it my task to sort out the answers to those questions.

Search on drupal.org throttled under high load

When the site gets too busy, the throttle module kicks in and search disappears for a while. In an effort to cut down on the number of posts reporting this, I am linking to all the recent ones here and promoting this.

When it's down, you can always use Google. Just put "site:drupal.org" in your query.

Drupal-News

Offizielle Drupal-News

What's New in Joomla!

The Joomla! Project is evolving. What started with a more closed, small organization is developing into the much larger and more open organization that produces, protects and supports the Joomla! Project today. This month is filled with events reflecting that evolution.

This last December we had a Pizza, Bugs and Fun (content/view/4274/74/) event that was key to getting Joomla! 1.5 ready for its phenomenal release in January. It also provided an opportunity for us as a community to get to know each other a little better and build relationships that will continue to drive the Joomla!

Joomla! Day South Africa - Durban

The South African Joomla! community (http://www.joomla.org.za/) is pleased to invite you to the first Joomla! Day South Africa - Durban (http://www.joomladay.co.za/), an event to be held June 20 and 21, 2008, at the Varsity College, Durban North (http://www.varsitycollege.co.za/slideshow.aspx?Campus=durbannorth). Durban is the third largest city in South Africa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa), a popular destination for tourists, and considered to be the busiest port on the African continent (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa).

Joomla! Summit 2008

Front row (left to right): Lorenzo Garcia and Andrew Eddie;
Back row (left to right): Ryan Ozimek, Levis Bisson, Sam Moffatt, Wilco Jansen, Louis Landry, Elin Waring, Michelle Bisson, Rob Schley, Alex Kempkens, Dave Huelsmann, Chris Davenport, and facilitator Adrian Ganz;
Not pictured: Joomla! Core Team members Brad Baker and Ole Ottosen and OSM Board Members Wendy Robinson and James Vasile who were unable to attend the summit.

The Joomla! Core Team (content/blogcategory/13/29/) and Board of Directors of Open Source Matters, Inc.

Joomla-News-Feed

Offizielle Joomla-News

Kostenlose Joomla Templates finden sich unter:
http://www.augs-burg.de/kostenlose-joomla-templates

Joomla! Summit 2008

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Front row (left to right): Lorenzo Garcia and Andrew Eddie; Back row (left to right): Ryan Ozimek, Levis Bisson, Sam Moffatt, Wilco Jansen, Louis Landry, Elin Waring, Michelle Bisson, Rob Schley, Alex Kempkens, Dave Huelsmann, Chris Davenport, and facilitator Adrian Ganz; Not pictured: Joomla!