| The SugarForge Newsletter | October 18, 2006 |  |
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Sugar Dev-User Group
Sugar Dev-User Group is a GO!
Thanks in large part to the efforts of Ken Brill (kbrill) and Max Blackmer (umeco) we're gearing up for the inaugural Sugar Dev-Users Group conference.The first conference -- a web conference -- will be held Wednesday, November 15th at noon CST (1pm EST; 10am PST). For you folks in EMEA and AsiaPac who cannot attend, don't worry. We'll record the session as well. To register for the November 15th session and to view upcoming events and topics, visit our Sugar Dev-User Group registration page. We're limiting the first session to 25 participants so please register soon. You must have a SugarForge account in order to attend. The goal of the first session is to provide a solid background for Sugar developers and customizers. Thus, the almighty SugarBean -- the very heart of the entire system -- will take center stage. We'll follow this with other important topics like understanding vardefs, implementing upgrade-safe customizations, and more. Later we'll branch into more user-oriented topics and combine web conferences with on-site sessions at key cities. The Sugar Dev-User Group is a community-driven effort with Sugar providing logistics and support. Please use this new forum to comment and to volunteer for an active role in this important endeavor. |
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Register for Sugar Dev-User Group Go here to register for the inaugural Sugar Dev-User Group session held Wednesday, November 15th at noon CST (10am PST; 1pm EST).
You need a SugarForge account in order to register. Julian's Corner
Be sure to enter a bug against the SugarForge project should you encounter any errors. You can also comment about SugarForge and other Sugar websites in the Sugar Forums here. |
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SugarExchange is where Sugar users, administrators, and business owners browse, download and purchase among the hundreds of items made available by Sugar developers. SugarExchange complements SugarForge by providing an attractive, user-centric directory of items created by SugarForge developers. |
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SugarExchange is now live
Quite a bit of fanfare accompanied the launch of SugarExchange. We received several press mentions and our site visits have been steadily climbing.The approach is very straightforward:
Keep your eye on SugarExchange as we continue to drive more user traffic its way. |
SugarExchange linksSugarExchange SugarExchange FAQs Project Administrator Guide (PDF) |
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