Nous sommes très heureux de vous annoncer que l'INRIA a créé le concours "Boost your code", l'opportunité pour vous de présenter votre projet à un jury de scientifiques et de professionnels. Avec à la clé, un contrat d'un an pour développer votre projet au sein de notre Institut: Ce n'est pas une blague!

• Si vous désirez en savoir plus, direction notre site: http://boostyourcode.inria.fr
• et si vous souhaitez posez des questions, contactez l'adresse mail 'boostyourcode@inria.fr', un être humain vous répondra

Nous avons mis tout notre coeur pour que cette initiative soit une réussite et le jury tiendra compte également de la motivation du candidat exprimée dans le dossier de présentation  

 

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Inria, the French institute I am working in, has created a contest called BoostYourCode. Students propose Open Source Projet, the best one will be able to devellop his idea for ONE FULL YEAR in our Institute!!!

More info @ http://boostyourcode.inria.fr

Thanks!!!! 

 

 

 

 

On vous le jure, ce n'est pas un poisson d'avril!!!!

 

• Titre du poste: developpeur WEB2.0
• Contexte: • Étude du besoin et des outils existants dans le domaine de la gestion des communautés en ligne,
  • Proposition et mise en œuvre d’une solution intranet 2.0,
  • Conception et développements de modules web spécifiques selon les besoins exprimés,
  • Rédaction de la documentation associée,
  • Intégration et validation de la plateforme et ses modules spécifiques associées,
  • Assister les utilisateurs.
  

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ah oui, certain d'entre vous utilise des BOTTES (hi hi hi) .. hum ca se voit!

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Dear All,

First of all, thank you ever so much for participating in fOSSa 2011 and contributing to the successful outcomes of the event! It was a real nice and creative moment: THANKS!  

Special thanks go to all the speakers which have given their valuable contribution to the discussion on the role of open source software nowadays. Big thanks to them!

The rich and useful outcomes of the event are available now on fOSSa 2011 website, including:

1. Presentations supporting the speakers’ talks,
2. Photos of the different sessions of the event are availble here,
3. ScketchNotes of the different session (@NancyWhite) are availble here,
4. fOSSa Tshirt Contest: don't hesitate to send YOUR photo wearing the fOSSa tshirt, an example HERE,
5. Videos: We have recorded most of the talks. If you have any video maker capabilities, don’t hesitate to contact the fOSSa team: we need help on video arrangements

We hope you will use these tools to continue spreading and sharing your thoughts, knowledge and expertise on the open source software and fostering collaboration opportunities between industry, developers, communities and academia.

Thanking you again for your participation, we are looking forward to meeting you at fOSSa 2012!

Best regards,
fOSSa Conference Committee

You can also look at them through flickr as well

fOSSa members are taking the famous fOSSa tshirt all over the wortd and take pictures…

Here the one takem from Spago/Enginnering Group (Andrea Gioia) in China!!!!

We have another surprise for you!

Indeed, Dave Neary (Famous OSS contributor -  Gnome, Gimp, Meego, MeeGo, Maemo & Openwengo projects) will be present on Friday 28th of October 2011 at fOSSa.. He will present a special talk about the future:

Technology – Invisible or Ubiquitous?

Science fiction films have fed us a vision of the future where technology is everywhere – walls are screens and touch panels, everything is voice controlled, computers will have taken over our lives. But there is also a trend to discrete technology – computer chips turning up in places where you can't see or interact with them – in car engines, keys, pet tags. At the same time that fart applications and ring tones make money, technology is making a breakthrough in the developing world.

• What is the place of technology in our lives in the future?
• Will everything have a screen?
• What will it mean to be computer literate at the end of the 21st century?
• What about the digital divide between developed and developing world?
• As technology develops and gets smaller and smaller, will we reach a stage where it will just… poof! …disappear?

Open Past : can books be opened by digitization?

Bernard Lang, AFUL, Openness Track

	Bernard Lang (AFUL)
	Formerly a research scientist in computer science, Bernard Lang was a founder of AFUL, an association for the promotion ot free software, open standards and open access to digital resources. He now promotes these aspects of digital creation as a member of the French Higher Council on Litterary and Artistic Property.
	Open Past : can books be opened by digitization ? Digital creations are regulated by copyright or droit d'auteur. This right was originally a conséquence of the material and industrial character of works dissemination. Is it still adequate in a world of digital creation ? How does it interact with the need to digitize our cultural heritage ? To what extent should the exclusivity of the right to authorize or to forbid uses be opposed to the public access to works ?  We explore these issues in the context of the recent proposal by the European Commission for a directive on orphan works.

Communities and open source: your next feature is out there.

Miguel Cornejo, Commmunity Track