It has taken a long time but I finally updated this website in eZ 4.0.

I also has made some changes :

• The design has changed
  
• Now, I'm not alone, I share this palce with Xavier Gouley.
• Less functionnalities, for the moment.
• I improved the RSS feed (which was not working well on the former version (3.8.6))
  

In the future, I plan to add :

• blogs of other persons
• comment functionnality
• vote functionnality
• chat functionnality

You are cordially invited to eZ Publish Developer Day on the 17th of April, 2008 in Paris. This is the fourth eZ Publish Developer Day, and the second to occur in Paris.

The event will partly be an "unconference" where attendees determine the topics. However, we will start with some presentations and a tutorial on eZ Find, and will finish with a presentation and discussion of the eZ Publish roadmap.

The event is hosted at the Sun "I Force centre", 42 Avenue de Iena, Paris. A concluding cocktail is kindly provided by Sun Microsystems.

As the number of seats are limited, prior registration is required. During registration you can also propose a topic or presentation for the unconference part. We will contact everyone who submits a proposal for final selection and arrangements.

eZ Publish automatically generates nice URLs (called "virtual URLs") for each content node. You can also create custom node URL aliases. However, the main virtual URL is always generated from your object's name or title. Thus it is sometimes too long and affects all internal links. A new feature in 3.10 onwards enables you to create a specific attribute used for the automatically-generated virtual URL. In essence, it enables you to create your own permalink for the object, separate from the object's name or title.

The new Google Summer of Code is starting, and the PHP Project is participating again. This year my pet-peeve is Ilia's optimizer for APC. I hope this will just as beneficial as last year's circular-reference project. If you're interested in becoming familiar with PHP's internals, this is the project for you.

You are invited to eZ Publish Developer Day on the 15th of April, 2008 in Warsaw, Poland. This is the first ever eZ event in Poland! This event is driven by the eZ Community and is a great opportunity to discuss eZ Publish related topics, share eZ Publish experiences, and meet other developers. As it is less formal than a conference, the agenda will be settled at the event by the attendees. It will be hosted by Łukasz Serwatka and Bård Farstad from eZ.

eZ Publish Developer Day is open to everybody. If you are going to attend, please register here.

eZ Publish Developer Day will start at 10:00am at:

Conference room, 12th floor
Aleje Jerozolimskie 44
Warsaw
Poland

We look forward to meeting you in Warsaw.

I happy to announce first eZ Publish developer day that will be held in Warsaw in Poland on 15th of April 2008. First time eZ goes to Poland ;) eZ Publish developer day is community-driven event and open for all attendees. Agenda will be settled at the event by the attendees. Some discussions will be in English.

If you would like to join us in Warsaw just register for free here.

Date: 15. April at 10:00-17:00

Detailed location:
Conference room, 12 floor
Aleje Jerozolimskie 44
Warsaw
Poland

See you in Warsaw ;)

Since a few weeks, eZ Projects shows the log messages of the 10 most recent Subversion commits in each project space. Additionally, you can also use the RSS feeds on eZ Projects to follow Subversion activity per project or globally. More Subversion related features will be added in the future.

David Roetzel from the FrOSCon organization team just wrote to let me know that the FrOSCon 2008 call for papers has just opened.

FrOSCon is a great, community-focused and community-run free software and open source conference. Each year it brings together hundreds of  some of the most engaged FOSS project members from across Europe and beyond.

The event is an incredible value: admission is very affordable, session content tends to be quite good and the hallway track (a.k.a. random conversations you have at the event with other participants) is awesome.

Last year, I went on behalf of Mozilla and eZ Systems and really enjoyed the event. (This year, as I try to cut down on the number of flights I am taking, I don’t think that I will be going.)