German Article about Marketing Open Source PHP Software is Online
Thursday, December 4th, 2008My article published in German PHP Magazine is now available online: Vermarktung von PHP-Software - Kunden gewinnen auf die offene Art.
My article published in German PHP Magazine is now available online: Vermarktung von PHP-Software - Kunden gewinnen auf die offene Art.
German PHP Magazin published an article written by myself with some guidelines how to market Open Source software based on PHP. Grab the current issue 5.2008 and check out the article entitled “Auf die offene Art”.
CMSWire asked me to be the first they interview for their brand new column Flash Quiz. If you ever wondered how much I sleep and whether I like fancy cars, check out Flash Quiz: Sandro Groganz Speaks.
This month’s Issue 42 of the International Linux Magazine ships with a review I have written about MySQL Administrator.
Zak Greant and Georg Richter have put together an excellent article on the new MySQL extension.
The current issue of the German Linux-Magazin ships with a review I wrote about MySQL-Administrator.
Today, the current issue of iX has published my article on transactions in MySQL. It’s a comprehensive and brief introduction to the topic. The text is written in German. To obtain it, you buy iX at a kiosk or in a fiew weeks online in the virtual kiosk.
The German Linux Magazin published Sandro’s report from the first MySQL User Conference, which is also available online [1].
[1] http://www.linux-magazin.de/Artikel/ausgabe/2003/06/mysql/mysql.html
Some thoughts on collaborating Free and Open Source projects by Gregor J. Rothfuss and Paul Everitt:
“Last year we wrote a piece here questioning whether open source projects were motivated to work with each other. This article was in the context of our work with OSCOM and its attempts to bring together open source content management projects and developers.
The article stimulated some interesting questions. Now that we’ve had some time to take some steps and try some ideas, we thought it appropriate to report back.”[1]
via OSCOM general mailinglist
This wonderful paper by Frank Buschmann and Kevlin Henney provides some useful information about software design patterns for distributed computing. A worthwhile read for relaxation at the weekend
The document has been written for the EuroPLoP 2002 conference. There are some more very interesting texts available at http://www.hillside.net/patterns/EuroPLoP2002/.