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Old 03-07-2008
Use Drupal to empower your OSS project community

Fri, 07 Mar 2008 09:00:00 GMT
When I started my tenure as marketing lead for the Haiku project in 2006, my highest priority was to renovate the project's Web site. Haiku had been using a custom-coded site which was showing its shortcomings as the project and the community grew in size. The admins wanted a new site that was easy to add content to and maintain, preferably based on an open source content management system (CMS) with a proven track record. The Web team chose Drupal 4.7 for the task. After working with the web team and a few other contributors for a few months, I built Haiku a new Web site that included not only more content, but most importantly more participation from the community. A few months months ago, when I helped start a Haiku user group in the San Francisco Bay Area started, I set up the NORCAL-HUG Web site using Drupal 5.0. In both cases, I learned how to use Drupal as a tool to empower communities, so that they become more participative and engaged in your project.


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vala-gen-project(1)						   USER COMMANDS					       vala-gen-project(1)

NAME
vala-gen-project - generate the and automake skeleton for your vala project SYNOPSIS
vala-gen-project [OPTION...] [NAME] DESCRIPTION
Vala project generator is a little gui or command line utility that creates an automake project skeletoni vala program. It can be used without specifying a project name, so that a gtk+ gui will be presented or directly from the command line. OPTIONS
-?, --help Show help options -p, --projectdir=DIRECTORY Project directory -t, --type=TYPE Project TYPE: gtk+, console -l, --license=TYPE License TYPE: gpl2, gpl3, lgpl2, lgpl2.1, lgpl3, apache2, artistic --version Display version number -a, --author=NAME Author name -e, --email=EMAIL Author email address EXAMPLES
Create a gtk+ project with a gpl2 license and the name valatest vala-gen-project -t gtk+ -l gpl2 valatest EXIT STATUS
vala-gen-project returns a zero exist status if it succeed. Non zero is returned in case of failure. AUTHOR
Andrea Del Signore (sejerpz (at) tin.it) SEE ALSO
valac(1) version 0.1.0 December 24, 2008 vala-gen-project(1)