Announcement: First OpenCms Development Sprint in Cologne, Germany

[Alexander Kandzior]

Hi all,

I am happy to announce our very first OpenCms development sprint event. This
2 day event will happen September 9 to 10, 2008 in Cologne, Germany.

For full information please visit:
http://www.opencms.org/sprints/

Sprints are a gathering of OpenCms developers who want to actively shape the
future of OpenCms.

Anyone interested in programming for OpenCms now or in the future is
invited.

The main goals of this OpenCms sprint are:
* To get to know each other better.
* Working on interesting OpenCms code and concepts.
* Increase the cooperation in the OpenCms community.

There is no fixed agenda for the sprint. All participants in the sprint may
propose a topic they want to work on. Topics for the agenda can also be
discussed here on the opencms-dev mailing list.

Participation for this 2 day sprint event costs 120 Euro per developer. This
includes 19% German VAT/sales tax.

Register for this OpenCms sprint here:
http://www.opencms.org/sprints/register.html

Kind regards,
Alex.
 
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Alexander Kandzior
                                                             
Alkacon Software GmbH  - The OpenCms Experts                    
http://www.alkacon.com - http://www.opencms.org



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[Pomegranate Software- Arash Kaffamanesh]

Hi Alex,
hello together,

good news and many thanks for providing the possibility for everyone to
come together again at the developer sprint in September.
Here is a short first idea (I have a Dream ;-)) about OpenCms Social
Computing and Community Software Project Initiative for today's WEB 2.0
Society Support:
http://www.pomegranate.de:83/wsf7/export/master/en/Solutions/communici.html

TemplateTwo, Alkacon's OAMP Modules like Calendar, Survey, User
registration .., and other Community modules or upcoming embedded
standalone bundles show the increasing demand for such community
supporting modules for building social computing software for public and
business sectors and I appreciate your ongoing great work supporting
this Web 2.0 concepts (not to say Web 3.0 or 3D ;-))
You mentioned during your keynote about the following key technological
improvements which will / could be part of the upcoming OpenCms 7.x /
8.0 versions:

Workflow Support
Java Content Repository (JSR 170) support (Apache Jackrabbit for better
ECM support?)
JPA Support
Native Support for JavaScript (and other languages like JRuby near
Sebastian's Groovy and PHP support?)

I think, it would be also worth thinking about it again how to support
the integration of Pluto 2.0 Portlet Container (JSR 268) and showcase
the Web Services Support for OpenCms (JAX-WS 2.0 RESTful, SOA or
something like this ;-)) and discuss it during the developer sprint
about the added value through this integration with OpenCms from several
technological, marketing and business point of view!

So I'm curios about what do you think and would like to know how the
community thinks about these ideas!

Best,
Arash

Arash Kaffamanesh
--
Pomegranate Software | Enterprise Open Source Solutions. For Life!
http://www.pomegranate.de


Alexander Kandzior wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I am happy to announce our very first OpenCms development sprint event. This
> 2 day event will happen September 9 to 10, 2008 in Cologne, Germany.
>
> For full information please visit:
> http://www.opencms.org/sprints/
>
> Sprints are a gathering of OpenCms developers who want to actively shape the
> future of OpenCms.
>
> Anyone interested in programming for OpenCms now or in the future is
> invited.
>
> The main goals of this OpenCms sprint are:
> * To get to know each other better.
> * Working on interesting OpenCms code and concepts.
> * Increase the cooperation in the OpenCms community.
>
> There is no fixed agenda for the sprint. All participants in the sprint may
> propose a topic they want to work on. Topics for the agenda can also be
> discussed here on the opencms-dev mailing list.
>
> Participation for this 2 day sprint event costs 120 Euro per developer. This
> includes 19% German VAT/sales tax.
>
> Register for this OpenCms sprint here:
> http://www.opencms.org/sprints/register.html
>
> Kind regards,
> Alex.
>  
> -------------------
> Alexander Kandzior
>                                                              
> Alkacon Software GmbH  - The OpenCms Experts                    
> http://www.alkacon.com - http://www.opencms.org
>
>
>
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[Georgi Naplatanov]

Hello, Arash and Alex.

It's a very good initiative.

Just to add that Stripes framework (http://www.stripesframework.org) is
a modern web interface java framework which work out of box with OpenCms.

Best regards
Georgi

Pomegranate Software- Arash Kaffamanesh wrote:

> Hi Alex,
> hello together,
>
> good news and many thanks for providing the possibility for everyone to
> come together again at the developer sprint in September.
> Here is a short first idea (I have a Dream ;-)) about OpenCms Social
> Computing and Community Software Project Initiative for today's WEB 2.0
> Society Support:
> http://www.pomegranate.de:83/wsf7/export/master/en/Solutions/communici.html
>
> TemplateTwo, Alkacon's OAMP Modules like Calendar, Survey, User
> registration .., and other Community modules or upcoming embedded
> standalone bundles show the increasing demand for such community
> supporting modules for building social computing software for public and
> business sectors and I appreciate your ongoing great work supporting
> this Web 2.0 concepts (not to say Web 3.0 or 3D ;-))
> You mentioned during your keynote about the following key technological
> improvements which will / could be part of the upcoming OpenCms 7.x /
> 8.0 versions:
>
> Workflow Support
> Java Content Repository (JSR 170) support (Apache Jackrabbit for better
> ECM support?)
> JPA Support
> Native Support for JavaScript (and other languages like JRuby near
> Sebastian's Groovy and PHP support?)
>
> I think, it would be also worth thinking about it again how to support
> the integration of Pluto 2.0 Portlet Container (JSR 268) and showcase
> the Web Services Support for OpenCms (JAX-WS 2.0 RESTful, SOA or
> something like this ;-)) and discuss it during the developer sprint
> about the added value through this integration with OpenCms from several
> technological, marketing and business point of view!
>
> So I'm curios about what do you think and would like to know how the
> community thinks about these ideas!
>
> Best,
> Arash
>
> Arash Kaffamanesh

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