open source

Hello Drupal Austin,

The Open Source Initiative (https://opensource.org) has been invited to host a booth at the upcoming Percona Live Open Source Database Conference, set for 29-30 May 2019 in Austin, Texas.--but we need our your help.

We're reaching out to the local Austin (and surrounding area) open source community with an invitation to attend the conference on the OSI's behalf--in support of open source software and the OSI's work.

Dear All,

Wish you all a Very Happy New Year!

As we are stepping into a new year, I am taking a moment to summarize our achievements in 2018 and sharing our roadmap for 2019.

Hi Everyone!

My name is Suzy and I'm the Marketing Manager @ OPIN in Ottawa, Canada.

In an effort to help us with the marketing of Drupal and our digital agency, we've just relaunched our podcast.

Find out all the answers to the most common questions about Drupal!
- Why Drupal?
- And why not another CMS or just PHP?

See the video: https://youtu.be/LMzlsit1Hjw

Hello everyone,
We are looking for an open source developer. Here's the link to the job posting.
https://jobs.drupal.org/ginkgo-street-labs/job/9547
Please feel free to pass this on.
Best regards,
Roshani

The Future Won't Wait - Keynote by Mike Lamb at #DCM2015

"Drupal Future: The Future Won’t Wait"

For: Everyone attending #DCM2015

Mike Lamb, Director Marketing Technology Strategy at Pfizer and Drupal Association Board Member kicks off with a keynote on:

But what does it mean exactly to make curriculum open source? Is it as simple as providing a link to download the resources I use to teach the class (such as Drupalize.me's Community Tools curriculum)? Do I need to decide between a particular open source license (GPL, MIT, etc) and create rules for fair use?

Maybe someone can point me to a prior discussion or article around this topic?

Thanks!

I've realized from the discussion regarding TCDrupal sponsorship of events, there is enough of a critical mass for me to decide that open sourcing the curriculum for Enjoy Drupal: Site Building Basics is the way to go. I've been telling folks informally that I'm happy to share it so long as they don't charge for the event, so why not make it "official"?

A new Drupal-based LMS is available.

It's called Opigno, the idea is to provide an end product packaged as a distribution (Opigno). The user can download different apps separately and create their own, customized e-learning solution.

It has been designed to be very easy to use, and evolutive (through an app store). For more details you can have a look at: Opigno website

We'll be interested in your feedback on Opigno. Every comments or suggestions are welcome!

Via the awesome Programmers Being Dicks... as PBD put it, "An epic critique of the failings of the 'free culture movement' as regards inclusiveness. Essential reading." I concur.

From "Free as in Sexist" on First Monday: