I have heard this before, that Plone is better than Drupal for the end user /
content contributor, and that people like the "inline editing." I've been a
little baffled comparing Drupal 6 and Plone because the editing features
actually look about equally ... er ... not-quite-what-they're-gonn
On April 3-5, developers of the MediaWiki software, used by
Wikipedia and similar websites, meet in Berlin, Germany.
Registration is free, but due on March 20,
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Project:Developer_meet-up_2009
If you have any ideas on how this would be relevant to libraries,
and/or
Here are my notes from the Plone/Zope breakout session. Pardon my messy
notetaking! -Jodi
PS-I plan to post a version of these at code4lib.org eventually. If you
attended and prefer I don't, please let me know.
Vernon Chapman, NAL
Kevin Clarke, Appalachian State University
David Cloutman, Mari
Let's update the list of breakout sessions at:
http://code4lib.org/conference/2009/breakouts
Could you please add the breakout sessions you attended/ran?
-Jodi
PS-If you don't have editing privileges, please feel free to email me
off-list--I'd be happy to add content.
On 3/7/09 4:41 AM, "Brenda Chawner" wrote:
> I'm wondering why there should just be one award. The New Zealand Open Source
> Awards (http://www.nzosa.org.nz/2008-winners) have a number of categories:
>
> - individual
> - project
> - use in government
> - use in business
> - use in education, etc
On 3/7/09 4:41 AM, "Brenda Chawner" wrote:
> The NZOSA definitely raise the profile of open source
> projects/organisations/people in New Zealand, and I'd like to think that the
> C4L ones would do the same in a (global) library context.
Thank you for bringing these awards to our attention. [1]
