Hello again World, here is the Code Sprint team at Apeldoorn checking in with your latest update.
Yesterday was Day 2, we're really starting to make progress on the CiviMobile and Web/Unit testing fronts.
We have a continued commitment to testing CiviMobile in the most challenging environments, as you can see here.
Hello, CiviCRM World. Here we are at the European Code Sprint in Apeldoorn. As the official website http://www.apeldoorn.nl/smartsite.dws?id=127356 says: if there is one city in the Netherlands where living and working, commerce and recreation, natural beauty and urban style all come together, it must be Apeldoorn. I'm inclined to agree!
The CiviMobile web app is now underway and being developed with the jQuery Mobile framework (HTML 5).
The app is Based on the prototype that Xavier and Kyle created, and is beginning to take shape, the functionality in place at the moment includes contact/activity search, add contact and view list of events. It’s intended to be used by an organisation’s staff, as a tool for them to use on the move.
Direct Debit, is easy, convenient and safe. It is the UK’s favourite way to make payments automatically, and there has been a Make It Happen for Direct Debit Integration.
Continuing our amazing productivity during sprints, we introduce our 9th and final sprint of the year. This sprint is being held at the offices of De Goede Woning in Netherlands from Dec 12th - Dec 16th.
The team is excited to announce the second alpha release for 4.1 with support for Drupal 7, Drupal 6, Joomla 1.7, and the integration with Wordpress 3.3(wohoooo!!!).
Please join us for the CiviCRM MeetUp Thursday, December 15 5:30-7:30pm by registering today!
The team is super excited to announce the first alpha release for 4.1 with support for Drupal 7, Drupal 6 (yes it is backwards compatible!!!), Joomla 1.7, and for the very first time integration with Wordpress (wohoooo!!!).
Late last month, I attended a two-day code sprint in New York for CiviCRM, the free software constituent relationship management system. I want to say a few words about it because I thought it was a great experience, and a good model for other free software projects to follow (many already do!).
Having just had to import data that included a membership number for a client, rather than make a new field for the number it made sense to use the Contact ID, given that this is already a consecutive number and unique to each contact. The problem was that over the years there were big gaps in the consecutive numbers.
