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DrupalCamp Austin 2010 – What We Mean by Community
When people ask, "What is Drupal?" there is a popular response in the Drupal world:
- it is a content management system
- it is a content management framework
- it is a community
The hardest part to describe, at least to a techie like me, is the community part. But the best way to understand the uniqueness of the Drupal community is to attend a DrupalCon or DrupalCamp.
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DFW Scrum User Group
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Free
Fellowship Technologies
6363 N State Highway 161 Suite 400
Irving,, Texas 75038 US
DFW Scrum User Group
LevelTen will attend the DFW Scrum User Group on Tuesday 10/27/2009 at 6:30PM CT for an on-site presentation and Q&A from one of Scrum’s greatest thought leaders; Mike Cohn. Mike has graciously offered to come to Dallas for this one single event and assist our DFW Scrum User Group advance their knowledge of Estimating in the Agile world.
Estimates drive the accuracy of our delivery dates. All too often we “think” we know how to estimate, but how do you train your developers (who are giving the estimates) to estimate? Mike will give a brief presentation on the topic, provide some exercises, and then hold a Q&A session to answer your questions (yes, he will be bringing planning poker cards as well to hand out).
The DFW Scrum User Group is *FREE* and we will be providing dinner. We just ask that you register so we can ensure we have enough food and space (seats are limited).
Location
Fellowship Technologies
6363 N State Highway 161
Suite 400
Irving, TX 75038
469.442.0100
DFW Scrum (http://www.dfwscrum.com)
DFW Scrum Blog (http://dfwscrum.wordpress.com/)
Scrum Alliance User Group Page (http://www.scrumalliance.org/user_groups)
Fellowship Technologies
DFW Scrum meeting location
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The Iran Election & Emerging Media Use in Social Revolutions
Social networking tools have recently been credited with aiding protests from Moldova to Iran. In this episode of the TenSpot we learn how governments restrict access to the Internet and how people are using social media tools to circumvent cyber-roadblocks. We also discuss the changing role of traditional media and how social networking tools are giving voice to the once powerless and disenfranchised.
Our guests include:
