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Announcing DrupalZA and DrupalCamp Johannesburg

By adrian on

I am happy to announce the formation of DrupalZA, a new DUG (Drupal User Group) for South African Drupal users, developers and designers.

Additionally I would like to announce a DrupalCamp in Johannesburg which is a a primer course, for already existing web developers that I am planning to teach somewhere around the end of June 2006. My friends at Obsidian Systems have kindly offered the use of their training center and the course will run for a total of 5 days, for 4 or 5 hours every evening.

From Alexa, drupal.org is getting more and more hits

By alexandreracine on

Everything coming from Alexa should be taken with a gran of salt :)

Summary

In 2005 : 50 millions daily rearch (this is a unit of mesurement)
In 2006 : 200 millions daily rearch.

See it for yourselft.

Porting Wordpress2 to Drupal

By sami_k on

Here I make the case for porting Wordpress2 to Drupal, as a distro.
http://www.samikhan.org/pages/wordpress-on-drupal

Drupal 4.7.0 Release Candidate 2 available

By Steven on

We're happy to announce the second release candidate of Drupal 4.7 is now available. Since the first release candidate a week ago, 55 more issues have been fixed (the changelog lists all changes). No known critical issues remain, so unless new major problems arise, this will be the last release candidate before Drupal 4.7.0 final.

We invite you to help us test this latest release, so that 4.7.0 will be a trouble-free ride for everyone.

Drupal 4.7 RC2 can be downloaded at http://drupal.org/files/projects/drupal-4.7.0-rc2.tar.gz.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

New look for the new Drupal book!

By manishapaul on

Building Websites with Drupal by David Mercer from Packt Publishing has a new image cover....

Thanks to the views expressed by the members of this site.

Book Link : http://www.packtpub.com/drupal/book

Software Freedom Conservancy - free services for FOSS projects

By robertdouglass on

The Software Freedom Conservancy (http://conservancy.softwarefreedom.org/ ) will be a fiscal sponsor for FOSS projects by providing free financial and administrative services to its members. It will provide individual developers protection from personal liability for their projects and will seek to provide participating projects with tax-exempt status, allowing them to receive tax deductible donations.

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