[Ubuntu-be] Getting a new Website

[Pierre Vorhagen]

Hi Pierre,

I already enjoyed helping with the current one, I would be pleased to 
help with the new one, in particular for the german part of course but 
also for anything else. I never used Drupal before, always CMS Made 
Simple but still, I'm a quick learner and I'm sure it won't take long to 
catch the differences.
I am in my exam session right now, I am of no use until 23rd (and 
certainly 24th ;-) of june. From that date on you can count me in.
We can discuss this on IRC sometime before meeting if you want, so that 
we already come to the meeting, if there is one, with concrete project 
drafts and/or preprocessed ideas.

Have a nice day,
Pierre


Ivan Flo a écrit :
> Hi,
>  
> As I'm new, sorry re-invent the "hot water tub".
> Giving 'beginners lessons' in Ubuntu, Syntrawest / West-Vlaanderen.
> I'm willing to help with the website.
>  
> My suggestion, is there an agreement to take responsibillity for a part of the website.
> In my experience this workflow is better:
> a responsebility person delegating the different teams of the website. A team is maybe 1 person?
> Therefore it is mandatory that we make our goals in reaching the audience/readers of the website...
>  
> Do I speak yebberish?
>  
> Met voorname groet
>
>
> Ivan Flo
> www.HetMosterdzaadje.be
>
> ________________________________
>
> Van: ubuntu-be-bounces at lists.ubuntu.com namens Pierre Buyle
> Verzonden: ma 26-5-2008 22:06
> Aan: Ubuntu Belgium
> Onderwerp: [Ubuntu-be] Getting a new Website
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> most of you know it, we want a new website since the current one got
> "released". It as always been an objective but never reached. A lot
> has been said on the subjet and the last time it was discussed, we
> agreed to use Drupal to build a community website for both regular
> Ubuntu-be members and casual visitors looking for information on
> Ubuntu and Ubuntu in Belgium. But thing are kinda freezed since this
> decisions. I've been trying to define base requirements for the site
> to help those knowing or testing Drupal to confirm the choice (see
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BelgianTeam/2008/WebsiteRequirements). The
> idea was also to draw a path from where to start for whoever wanted to
> take the challenge.
>
> The fact is that, as today, it has not produced many concrete results.
> There is still no production-ready website and no one talk about it
> since a long time. I don't blame anybody. Nobody is responsible of the
> absence of a new website. I just wanted the present what I consider
> the current state of the "project".
>
> Anyway, I don't post to complain. Rather I propose to organize a one
> day workshop with the simple objective of getting the a new website
> up. The idea is the get a small team of motivated people to meet
> somewhere (I propose my place) and to work together on it. We will
> need one or two Drupal "gurus" to set up a base website with the
> needed modules. One or two people to write the initial content
> (including rewriting or plain copy/paste of actual content) in one
> language (be it english, dutch or french). That for the base site. We
> will also need a coder or two to fill the gap between Drupal and the
> wanted Support Points Map (which should re-use Drupal members and
> features). I can handle JavaScript and PHP development, but I will
> need he help of a Drupal expert to quickly get into business without
> loosing time learning the API and inner working of the platform. So
> with four to six people we should be able to finally get a new
> website.
>
> Now, I just need a few positive answers and we need to set a date
> (presumably on a Saturday or a Sunday). So who is interested ?
>
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