Local Projects Roundup: Round Two
Event Details
- Date
- Monday, Dec 10, 2012 at 7:30PM Archived
- Location
- K.C. Irving Environmental Science Centre, 32 University Avenue, Acadia University, Wolfville, NS
- Hosted By
- Refresh AV Meetups. All are welcome!
- Event Page
- Presenters
- Keith Diehl , Charlie Greene , Geoff Crouse , Laura Churchill Duke
- Organizations
- Valley Family Fun , ScotiaCom , Colibri Software
- Resources
Come join us for “Local Projects Roundup - Round Two,” a discussion about interesting local web projects, platforms, business, and techies.
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Online Community Engagement with Laura Churchill Duke
Laura is the owner and operator of Valley Family Fun which is a website for families living in the Annapolis Valley. It includes resources, ideas, information and a calendar of family-friendly events. Started in January 2012, it has grown to include a Facebook and Twitter site to form a web-based network of over 6000 followers.
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Let’s Build a Drupal Site in 8 Minutes, 32 Seconds! with Geoff Crouse
Geoff of ScotiaCom will walk us through the build out of web sites using the popular open source Content Management System Drupal.
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Locomotive CMS with Charlie
Charlie from Colibri Software will present a description of the architecture of Locomotive CMS (a data driven system which uses Ruby on Rails, MongoDB and liquid markup) in contrast to a traditional PHP (page driven, PHP, SQL) content management system. We will look at the strengths and weaknesses of Locomotive in this context.
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Coldfusion with Keith Diehl
How Coldfusion saved me from a week of grunt work - Using SQL Server and Coldfusion to generate 600 Word Documents.
Hosted by Refresh Annapolis Valley. All are welcome!