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Two thousand open source applications for the public sector
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| The European Union's Open Source Observatory
| and Repository (OSOR.eu) as of today is
| offering public administrations access to more
| than two thousand free and open source
| applications.
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| The OSOR is a platform where public
| administrations can exchange information and
| experiences and collaborate in developing free
| and open source software. The platform has
| managed to bring together more than 2000 such
| open source software applications in just
| sixteen months after its launch.
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http://www.osor.eu/news/two-thousand-open-source-applications-for-the-public-sector
EU public sector repository reaches 2,000 open source applications
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/EU-public-sector-repository-reaches-2-000-open-source-applications-922042.html
Codesion Emerges from CVS
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| More modern systems like SVN (subversion),
| Mercurial, Bzr (Bazaar) and Git offer
| developers newer opportunities to
| collaboratively develop software at scale. One
| of the companies caught in the middle of the
| evolution of version control is hosting vendor
| CVSdude, with more than 50,000 users.
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http://www.developer.com/open/article.php/3862516/Codesion-Emerges-from-CVS.htm
some thoughts on php and oop
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| It's stuff like that that makes me wish I knew
| more about OOP. I am studying it on and off,
| but there's still some concepts that I just
| can't wrap my brain around at times, like
| exceptions. In my procedurally-attuned
| programming frame of mind, every time someone
| explains them to me, I think ... "Well, if
| something *breaks* why don't you just work
| with the return codes and work around that?"
| So, yah. Some stuff is still lost on me. I'm
| trying to figure it out though. Maybe it's
| one of those things that doesn't make sense so
| much when you apply it to PHP and it's general
| usage of websites. A lot of the stuff I read
| about, I think how it would make much more
| sense if it were an actual application
| running.
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http://wonkabar.org/2010/02/03/some-thoughts-on-php-and-oop/
Apache 1.3 Hits End of Life at 42 (Don't Panic!)
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| As of today the Apache 1.3 HTTP Server is at
| its official End of Life with its 1.3.42
| release, eight years after its successor
| Apache 2 debuted.
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http://blog.internetnews.com/skerner/2010/02/apache-13-hits-end-of-life-at.html
Recent:
Finding government apps in Europe's open source forges
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| Starting on Monday, visitors of Osor, the Open Source Observatory and
| Repository for European public administrations, can search for applications
| among the 1749 open source development projects that are currently hosted on
| ten development websites provided by national and regional public
| administrations in Austria, France, Italy and Spain.
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http://www.osor.eu/news/finding-government-apps-in-europes-open-source-forges
European Open Source Observatory keeps launching new Features
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| The European open source observatory opened up about one year ago, last
| February went into the wild 2.0 and now offers a free Virtual Forge service,
| aimed at giving a better understanding of hosted projects.
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http://robertogaloppini.net/2009/07/10/european-open-source-observatory-keeps-launching-new-features/
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