June 2, 2012
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on GitHub visits VIJUG in August
As announced at last night VIJUG meeting Matthew McCullough, official GitHub trainer, speaker and geek extraordinaire, will be coming to visit Vancouver Island and VIJUG at the end of August and present to us about Git and Github. Details about … Continue reading
January 27, 2010
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on New Sponsor – simpligility
The new year of 2010 is bringing new excitement to my professional career in the form of simpligility technologies inc.. I started my own little business. At the moment I am focusing on consulting work, but with a bunch of … Continue reading
December 15, 2009
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on New Sponsor – Sonatype
It has been quite a while since Jason van Zyl, the creator of Apache Maven and founder of Sonatype, came to the island and presented about Maven 2. That meeting is still one of the top meetings we had in … Continue reading
November 9, 2009
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on New Sponsor – InformIT
We got another sponsor on board. We are now members of the Pearson Education User Group Program with InformIT and therefore have access to benefits like review book copies and discounts. InformIT is the distributor of all the technology books … Continue reading
October 23, 2009
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on 4.5 years and mailinglist archive
Unbelievable but true – VIJUG is going to be 5 years old next year. And currently we are a bit in a reboot state with the old mailinglist gone and our membership numbers therefore down, but hey. We still have … Continue reading
October 17, 2009
by Manfred Moser
Comments Off on Our new sponsor – eApps Hosting
With all the recent problem VIJUG has been having with our hosting provider we were very pleased to get back to eApps Hosting and taking up an offer we received from them months ago. What followed was truly amazing. With … Continue reading
October 17, 2009
by Manfred Moser
1 Comment
After the mailinglist seemingly being too quiet and some helpful tips from meeting attendees the VIJUG mailinglist as hosted with mailman had to be abandoned due to the problems with the hosting environment.. At last count there were about 150 … Continue reading