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jQuery is a concise open source JavaScript Library used for Document
Object Model (DOM) traversal, event handling, Ajax requests, and
animations. Whether you're new to JavaScript entirely or experienced
with JavaScript but looking to shorten and simplify your code, jQuery
is a framework you need to be familiar with. A real-time demo and
hands-on walk-through will be done, include the writing of an animated
Accordion widget and Ajax to-do list from scratch.
Please join John Resig, the creator and lead developer of the jQuery
JavaScript library ,and BostonPHP as John introduces us to his library
(examples written PHP) including discussion of several different PHP
frameworks that use jQuery
(Wordpress, Drupal, CakePHP).
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Thanks again to Cliff Hirsch
(owner Pinestream Communications) for sharing his the journey (and Kerbeaz T-shirts) of a
bootstrapped, entrepreneurial OSS development effort that seems to have
followed "the flight path of a house fly". For those who missed the presentation, you can download the slides here ( hirsch_presentation 182.36 Kb) and Listen Now! to the podcast.
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March User Group:: An in depth view of Drupal
The Drupal CMS (PHP, GPL) allows you to assemble powerful web sites
instead of writing them from scratch. It supports custom inter-related
data types, configurable views and summaries of all content,
user-generated content, search, user accounts, roles, media handling,
and much more. Thousands of contributed modules provide all kinds of
functionality.Eventually, though, many sites need custom functionality.
Join Barry Jaspan, Principal Engineer at Acquia, Inc., for a deep
introduction to Drupal development, including:
- Drupal hooks
- Custom modules
- Leveraging existing modules and APIs
- What's new in Drupal 6
- Becoming a professional Drupal consultant/site developer
The worldwide Drupal conference will be here in Boston, March
3rd-6th2008! Attend this talk then come to DrupalCon to learn even
more. See http://boston2008.drupalcon.org/ for full details.
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February User Group::Choosing an OSS license to match your business model/community
With six months now past since the release
of version 3 of the GNU General Public License, there are reportedly 1200
great projects that have released code under the new license (http://www.blackducksoftware.com/oss). The addition of GPLv3 into the mix of 60+ other licenses approved as “open
source” by the Open Source Initiative (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical) has not made the selection of a license for a project any easier.
Join
BostonPHP and:
- Karen Copenhaver of Choate Hall & Stewart, and
- Ira Heffan of TopCoder
as
they talk about version 3 of the GPL and how to go about aligning your
selection of an open source license with your business or other project goals.
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