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Article Contest - June winner

The official monthly announcement for the article contest is out

The june winner of the OOo Article Contest is Kohei Yoshida for its
" Hacking Calc - The first steps"

Other articles are pending and will be re-evaluated in the next sessions. They're still in competition, so many chance to win :)

The July session ends at the end of the month, so feel free to submit any article on whatever aspect of OOo development you want to cover. Remember, this contest is sponsored ...

The past articles can be red on the OOo Wiki

(Post originally written by Laurent Godard on the old Nuxeo blogs.)

EuroPython 2006 slides : A Lucene-based cataloging solution for Zope-3 and CPS-3.4

I am just back from EuroPython where I did a presentation about NXLucene and the Zope / CPS Platform integration, yesterday the 4th. You can grab the slides here.

(Post originally written by Julien Anguenot on the old Nuxeo blogs.)

DicOOo 1.6 is out

The dictionaries installer DicOOo has been released under version 1.6

Dictionaries are now automatically activated at installation time and will be available for use just after restarting OOo. There is no more need to deal with Tools > Options > Linguistic settings ...

The update will be prompted on the next use of your DicOOo which is still available in File > Wizards > Install new dictionnaries

(Post originally written by Laurent Godard on the old Nuxeo blogs.)

Europython 2006, Slides

I am here at Europython, and will enjoying a great session that compares web frameworks (Zope 3, Django, Pylons, etc..), I am dropping here the slides from my presentations, done yesterday and today.

At the menu:

• zope-cookbook.org: the slides presents the website, and moreover good pratices for documenting softwares in an agile way
• CPSBayes: a bayesian classifier implemented for CPSCourier
• Ajax, state of the art: a resumé of Ajax usage and good practices, and how developers and designers feel about this technology
  

(attached files below)

(Post originally written by Tarek Ziadé on the old Nuxeo blogs.)