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Björn Schotte
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Björn Schotte ist geschäftsführender Gesellschafter der Mayflower GmbH und Senior Consultant im Umfeld von Software- und Agilen Organisations-Themen. Er twittert unter @BjoernSchotte und ist auf Xing sowie LinkedIn erreichbar. Seine Vorträge finden sich bei Slideshare.

  • PHProjekt V6 kicks out of the door on March 18th

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    Björn Schotte
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    PHProjekt V6, our little beastbee and Open Source project management software, kicks out of the door on March 18th as GA. It’s a complete rewrite (and thus, a major version update was needed) with Zend Framework and dojo and now licensed under LGPL (earlier versions were licensed under GPL). You may ask what you want…

  • A comet over PHProjekt 6

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    Martin Ruprecht
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    So far PHProjekt 6 (P6, see http://phprojekt.com) is already enhanced with nice AJAX workflows and snappy user-experience. Nevertheless, we discussed a way to provide synchronous communication and direct information within the application. Everybody knows GoogleMail with its easy to use frontend. Maybe you use it for your daily work. In GoogleMail, there is no need…

  • Mayflower LDAP at Barcamp

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    Martin Brotzeller
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    At the Barcamp 2009 Alex, Michele, Michel, Markus, Sven and I continued a project that had already begun at the Barcamp 2008 – Creating an LDAP structure for internal Mayflower use and implementing a basic tool set for the administration. A new LDAP scheme was created, a maintenance tool based on Zend Framework and Dojo…

  • PHProjekt 6 Developer Preview edition

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    Albrecht Günther
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    Today the PHProjekt core team is glad to publish a first edition of PHProjekt 6, the ‚developer preview release‘. More than one year has passed since the first commit into the SVN. In our view, the most important feature of the new version is the state-of-the-art architecture, which  makes a huge difference to all previous…

  • PHProjekt in Poland – Meeting with deputy prime minister

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    Albrecht Günther
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    Sometimes it is great to work for open source projects: Monday and Tuesday I was in Warzaw on the invitation of the deputy prime minister, Waldemar Pawlak. The topic of our meeting was the strategic use of PHProjekt as the project management tool in his Ministry of Economy and a possible indroduction as collaboration platform…

  • 1. Mayflower Barcamp

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    Albrecht Günther
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    Letztes Wochenende fand das erste Barcamp von Mayflower statt. Alle Mitarbeiter aus allen Standorten von Mayflower und SektionEins trafen sich in einem idyllischen Bauernhof im Altmühltal. Die Zielsetzung wich von einem traditionellen Barcamp etwas ab: Teams fanden sich zusammen, um an einem selbstgewählten Thema zu coden. Einzige Bedingung: Open Source oder Mayflower-Kontext!

  • Dojo 1.0 released

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    marketing
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    Gestern wurde endlich die Version 1.0 von Dojo released (http://dojotoolkit.org). Im Vergleich zu Dojo 0.43 hat sich in Version 1.0 einiges getan, die wichtigste Änderung: es werden nun die Funktionalitäten sauber getrennt in drei kleinere "Projekte". Persönlich freue ich mich, dass in Sachen Performance sich einiges getan hat und die Engine massiv beschleunigt wurde. Bereits…

  • PHProjekt Version 5.2 now available

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    Tobias Kaufmann
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    MAYFLOWER announces that Version 5.2 of its free popular open source groupware suite “PHProjekt” is available immediately and ready for download. With the new version a foundation is made for a clearly arranged and intuitive usable PHProjekt. This is made by a refactoring of the user interface and the integration of the Dojo JavaScript Toolkit,…

  • An alternative Approach to Tagging

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    Martin Brotzeller
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    The Term Tagging The popular feature of ‚tagging‘ content is nothing new. The average netizen should have encountered it by now. Tagging was made popular by sites like del.icio.us and flickr, where users can attach free-form strings, so-called ‚tags‘ to their bookmarks and images. The viewer can then use these tags to navigate through one…