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German Article about Marketing Open Source PHP Software is Online

Posted on December 4, 2008 by ordnas — No Comments ↓

Tweet My article published in German PHP Magazine is now available online: Vermarktung von PHP-Software – Kunden gewinnen auf die offene Art.

Posted in Articles, Marketing, Open Source, PHP | Tagged PHP Magazin | Leave a reply

Open Source CMS Companies Wanted for EU Project Proposal

Posted on March 18, 2008 by ordnas — No Comments ↓

Tweet Wolfgang Maass contacted me and asked if I would like to join the board of experts of an EU project they are going to propose. They are actually also looking for Open Source CMS companies (vendors or system integrators) Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, eZ, Java, Open Source, PHP | Leave a reply

Drupal Marketing Dissected

Posted on February 29, 2008 by ordnas — 2 Comments ↓

Tweet Let me share some of my analysis of Drupal marketing efforts while getting prepared for my talk Marketing Open Source Software at Drupalcon. Comments are highly welcome, be it to this blog entry or during my talk or any Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Marketing, Open Source, PHP | Tagged drupal | 2 Replies

Meet Me at Drupalcon, Boston

Posted on February 19, 2008 by ordnas — 1 Comment ↓

Tweet I will attend Drupalcon from March 3rd to 5th in Boston, USA and will present a talk entitled Marketing Open Source Software. If you’re around, feel free to contact me. [Updated 2008-02-21] Jeff published a list of the other Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Open Source, PHP | Tagged drupal | 1 Reply

Comparing Open Source Java CMS

Posted on February 12, 2008 by ordnas — 3 Comments ↓

Tweet Seth Gottlieb of Content Here fame asked me a few weeks ago to review his report of Open Source Java CMS which he just announced in his blog. The report is a master piece of analysis covering business-critical aspects Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Java, Open Source | Tagged seth_gottlieb | 3 Replies

David Nüscheler & Co Started Blogging

Posted on December 17, 2007 by ordnas — No Comments ↓

Tweet ECM vendor Day Software AG now enables you to catch a glimpse of their developer’s expertise. Some of their best programmers started blogging and provide valuable insights into content management technologies and best practices. Most notable, David Nüscheler, the Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Java | Tagged blogosphere | Leave a reply

Lieblinx Seeks Drupal Developers and a Hero

Posted on November 8, 2007 by ordnas — No Comments ↓

Tweet Stefan Kausch, CEO of Lieblinx approached me to help them: They are working on a fancy Web 2.0 site based on Drupal and urgently need one more Drupal developer in their team – starting yesterday. That specific job would Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, PHP | Tagged jobs | Leave a reply

Does PHP 5 Hurt PHP?

Posted on July 30, 2007 by ordnas — 43 Comments ↓

Tweet If you follow the PHP blogs, then you are likely to have read Matt “WordPress” Mullenweg’s anti-PHP 5 rant: PHP 5 has been, from an adoption point of view, a complete flop. Most estimates place it in the single-digit Continue reading →

Posted in eZ, Java, PHP | 43 Replies

Common Design for MediaWiki and WordPress

Posted on July 7, 2007 by ordnas — No Comments ↓

Tweet I have written a little Wiki entry about how to merge the design of MediaWiki and WordPress, just as I did it on my Web site. The Wiki page explains the setup and you can also download the relevant Continue reading →

Posted in Personal, PHP, Social Software | Tagged mediawiki, wordpress | Leave a reply

Defining Commodity Features of Open Source Software

Posted on March 8, 2007 by ordnas — No Comments ↓

Tweet Open Source software is often being referred to as commodity products. This is particularly true for OSS databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL. Developers of such systems can heavily make use of defined standards. In this case, it’s the various Continue reading →

Posted in eZ, Mindquarry, MySQL, Open Source, PostgreSQL, Programming, Social Software | Leave a reply

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