Here are the minutes of the latest Community Board meeting, September 29, 2016. Our previous minutes can be found here.

This week brings us a recap of the eZ Conference, a proof of concept GraphQL bundle for eZ Platform, how APIs work in an interview with David Liedle, and more.

Many people think web development is mainly about code: code in frameworks, code connecting systems, code in different languages. And it’s true, web development is full of code. But it’s also about much more than code; it’s about serving clients.

What makes your web development team a great partner instead of just "those technical people you have to deal with"? Good communication. A solid understanding of your needs. Digital solutions that meet those needs. All of which, ultimately, amounts to good customer service.

It all started with Hrvoje K. looking for our company profile on GitHub. Searching for "netgen", the second result he got was Netgen Infotech, a company based in New Delhi, India. The name is not something that’s bothering us. After all, there are other companies out there called Netgen that we have been aware of for years. What was disconcerting was the fact that they used our logo. An exact copy of it.

Here at Netgen we design and develop web solutions and build tools for web professionals. We’re looking to expand our team in Zagreb with a PHP developer and we’re looking at you! :) Let’s see why we want you and why you should choose to work with us.

With more than one-third of Americans using Dr. Google to search for medical information online, and one in every 20 Google searches related to health information, there is undoubtedly a need for quality medical content on the internet.

A bit of Web Summer Camp, some conferences, a new teammate, and more make our September great!

Our Ivo, Vjeran, and Igor will be at eZ Conference in Paris on October 5-6! Find them to talk about eZ Publish / eZ Platform, CMS, Symfony, Netgen Layouts, and anything web development related.

This week André Rømcke looks ahead to V2.0, the results of our survey  on 3 things you love about eZ Platform, a new blog on our Developer Hub, and more.

Summer is over, v1.5 releases and even v1.5.1 releases are out, eZ Conference is quickly approaching, and one of the talks there brings up topics around v2.x and beyond. A topic we very much would like to get some feedback on this fall, especially during the conference, and also a topic we would like to involve the community and partners actively in next year.