Two months ago, a case study about the migration of France 24 from Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 was posted on drupal.org frontpage, and it was announced some really interesting modules were going to be open sourced.
I'm happy to say it is (almost?) finished, and here is the list of modules:
Besides the Handbook on drupal.org, there is also some Drupal documentation that is embedded in the Drupal source code, and visible from the administration pages of a Drupal site. This includes help pages for modules, help text displayed at the top of administration pages, and descriptive text within administration pages (e.g. help text for a setting field).
NetBeans 6.5 Release Candidate is out (with right PHP editing features : http://www.netbeans.org/kb/trails/php.html) and along with that I have released an update to the existing Drupal support in NetBeans. Please feel free to try out the enhanced wizard for assisting Drupal module development.
I'm the Director for New Media Programming at the CT Film Festival in Danbury, CT and I wanted to see if any Drupal demonstrators would like to teach a workshop at his/her discretion. We have a speaker doing a Social Media 2.0 Workshop as well as a CMS overview with Drupal, Joomla and Wordpress.
First off, our independent festival is 6 years old and quickly growing. We are unique in that we are an 8-month traveling festival within the state, providing weekend and weekday performances at universities and theaters and then ending with a weeklong series of events in early May (over 300 films, workshops, performances and parties).
The Ethiopian Civil Service University HIV/AIDS Management Unit (HAMU) gave a half day training on the Contribution of ECSU to wards Zero Infection, AIDS related Death and Discrimination to 27 academic and administration staff members on December 28, 2011.
According to Anteneh Mekonen, HIV and AIDS Training and Research Coordinator, at the Unit, the training aimed at strengthening individual and institutional capacities to contribute in the fight against HIV and AIDS (zero infection, AIDS related death and Discrimination) at the civil service sector, in particular at ECSU.