fOSSa 2011 Conference

On: Jan 26, 2012 @ 2:06 PM IP: 128.93.178.59 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 [...]

voici quelques graphes de tweets afin de montrer les évolutions pendant la nuit, qui est à la "bourre" etc.. mais bon.. il ne faut pas oublier que trop twitter nuit à la programmation! ah oui, certain d'entre vous utilise des BOTTES (hi hi hi) .. hum ca se voit!   [...]

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 [...]

Here are some pictures taken during the conference last week You can also look at them through flickr as well  

Here are Nancy White skecth notec taken during the fOSSa 2011 conference (low resolution but click on the picture to get the bigger version!).

No you don't dream! 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 [...]

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