Blogs

In this post I will take about the idea for a kind of "Global Game Jam" for eZ publish developers.

In this blog post I will show how to install the extension.

In this post I will quick explain why you should use this extension ( the extension still needs a lot of work ).

This is a short tutorial about using the powerful combination of AJAX (jQuery) and eZ Publish. Please note this was also originally released before the REST API was developed for the current community release of eZ Publish.

On the upcoming conference I will present several extensions developed by Netgen to give eZ Publish more integration capabilities with social networks like Twitter and Facebook and also be more user friendly to end users. This would be kind of a quick summary of our efforts to have social flavored eZ (ngpush, ngcomments, ngopengraph, ngconnect, etc).

Here are the minutes of the 7th Community Project Board meeting. Our previous minutes can be found here.

After a successful upgrade of our share.ez.no portal, our focus is now on building an Event extension interfacing with lynard.com. Read more in our bi-weekly meeting minutes.

The Share Team is looking for help from the community to create an Event extension based on lanyrd.com. Are you interested?

Welcome to eZ Future, the podcast that will keep you updated on the eZ Publish eco system.
From the latest releases reviewed right through to extensions and comments from the community.

In the show:

• eZ Publish Community Version 2011.5 
• eZ Training day March 2011 - London
• Internet World - London eZ Publish in full effect
• eZ Conference 
• Community - latest contributions, interesting articles
• Upcoming events - eZ Conference

Listen to it here: http://visionwt.podhoster.com/        

Hosts: Tony Wood, Manpreet Dhesi from VisionWT.com 
Special guests Nicholas Pastorino, Bertrand Maugain

As a novice eZPublish programmer 6 year ago my biggest problem was always trying to find my data.  Of course attribute(show) was invaluable... and at first I wrote a shell script to parse that data to make it readable and years later I wrote ezfire to make that data more accessible...  But, for much of the time I was cursing and thinking - to paraphrase Mojo Nixon - "Where the hell's my data."