June 1–4, 2010 | Portland, Oregon
Lev Tsypin will be presenting “Drupal, what is it good for?” tomorrow (Wednesday) morning in the Marquam room at 10:00.
My presentation will cover some Drupal basics including history, core concepts, and system structure. From there, we will dig into Drupal’s strengths and weaknesses, finishing off by discussing the types of projects Drupal is best suited [...]
Anselm Hook will be talking about Ubiquitous Angels on Thursday at 11:20 in the Morrison room.
As I’m working along on my project and presentation for OSBridge I’m taking a moment to think about how great the tools are that we have today.
These tools are making it much easier to be an open source developer. It [...]
So, we ran a promotion a little while ago to help motivate people to book rooms at the Hilton.
To recap, if you booked your stay at the Hilton, we would send you a code to use to register for the conference at the Early Bird rate of $175.
The promotion ran from May 28 to June [...]
David Wheeler is a consultant and developer presenting Unit Test Your Database at 10am on Thursday, June 18.
Here’s why you should attend my Open Source Bridge talk, “Unit Test Your Database!”:
To see test-driven development in action
To watch me ship well-tested code with a serious bug
To witness on-stage beer consumption
To laugh at testing misconceptions
To get [...]
Hal Pomeranz is an IT consultant and veteran of the open source world. He will be presenting Command-line Kung Fu in June.
For me, Open Source software is very much about leverage. Open Source tools allow their creators to share their own productivity enhancements with the entire community, thereby making everybody more efficient.
That’s powerful.
The Linux [...]
