Bago ako sa groups na ito pero medyo matagal na rin ako sa Drupal. Salamat pala kay Dino Manrique dahil siya ang nagsabi na meron na palang grupo ng gumagamit ng Drupal dito sa groups.drupal.org.
Salamat din sa CPU dahil inimbita nila ako na magsalita sa SFD 2007 tungkol sa Drupal.
Marami ang dumating sa SFD 2007, ayon sa mga organizers 200 ang mga dumalo. Maganda ang mga talakayan, lalu na sa karanasan ng Venezuela sa paglipat ng gobyerno nito patungo sa Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
There was also someone who discussed FOSS for daily use, Michael Cole (I hope I got that right) shared his experience with different apps he is using, which are mainly under KDE and the benefits it brings. Very informative.
A discussion on Mozilla coding also transpired as well as a talk on Ruby on Rails [too geeky for me :-)]. I shared something about Drupal and its features to an audience of around 40 people of various background. Also shared how to do a basic install of Drupal 5.2 using localhost. But the time was really to short (60 + minutes) to get dirty with Drupal.
I met Dino Manrique who introduced me to the Drupal Philippine group. We discussed some of our past projects and to my surprise, he was able to contribute a module to Drupal (I'm not worthy Dino) named Flexilist. We discussed theming in Drupal and how html, php and css makes the Drupal platform very flexible.
I got me a free shirt (woohoo), CD's and stickers, thanks again to Rick of CPU. I was unlucky not to win any of the 5 laptop bags they gave away. Thanks to Q-linux for the giveaways of bags, mouse and mugs.
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DL
DL, balita ka naman about SFD and Drupal with CPU. Post mo rito! Thanks!
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Marami ang dumating sa SFD
Marami ang dumating sa SFD 2007, ayon sa mga organizers 200 ang mga dumalo. Maganda ang mga talakayan, lalu na sa karanasan ng Venezuela sa paglipat ng gobyerno nito patungo sa Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
There was also someone who discussed FOSS for daily use, Michael Cole (I hope I got that right) shared his experience with different apps he is using, which are mainly under KDE and the benefits it brings. Very informative.
A discussion on Mozilla coding also transpired as well as a talk on Ruby on Rails [too geeky for me :-)]. I shared something about Drupal and its features to an audience of around 40 people of various background. Also shared how to do a basic install of Drupal 5.2 using localhost. But the time was really to short (60 + minutes) to get dirty with Drupal.
I met Dino Manrique who introduced me to the Drupal Philippine group. We discussed some of our past projects and to my surprise, he was able to contribute a module to Drupal (I'm not worthy Dino) named Flexilist. We discussed theming in Drupal and how html, php and css makes the Drupal platform very flexible.
I got me a free shirt (woohoo), CD's and stickers, thanks again to Rick of CPU. I was unlucky not to win any of the 5 laptop bags they gave away. Thanks to Q-linux for the giveaways of bags, mouse and mugs.
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Technology for organizations. Open Source. Consultancy. Training.