Open Data and Our Commit[ment]
One of the fascinating, but less noticeable, evolution of the open source movement is found in the changing arena of public data.
Noam Castel
The Blog
Writing about the state of the web since 2009.
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Next in Nonprofits Podcast: Open Source, CMS, and Web Project Planning
A podcast conversation between Adam Stewart and Steve Boland on nonprofit organizations doing technology planning and outreach using open-source tools.
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Talking from a Phone Booth: Strategies for Working Remotely
Working remotely surrounded by strangers is a challenge which can become opportunity by following few rules of thumb.
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Elm from a Business Perspective
Elm is not just technically great, it also allows building business around it
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Let’s Talk about Decoupled Authentication
Normally in Drupal we don’t need to worry about authentication. This post explains how to handle authentication for decoupled sites with Angular JS.
Roy Segall
Play Rugby in the meeting room? Thoughts about employee training program
What is the best way to train and develop employees in a small and cool company like Gizra? I share with you my thoughts.
Liat Sade Saadon
Jekyll Progressive Web App Starter Kit Generator
Creating an open-source tool for generating static websites using Jekyll with Progressive Web App (PWA) features and full test coverage.
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A Year in Review - 5 Ways I am Living The Gizra Way
We talk about transparency, timeboxing and iterations but how does it look from the point of view of an employee? Here are 5 ways I am living The Gizra Way.
Rachel Baram
Web Frameworks, Proof of Concept, and Building an Inbox Simulation
How the exciting world of web frameworks helped us create a complex demonstration of an inbox simulation in days.
Adam Stewart
Yesod (and Haskell) from a Drupal (and PHP) Perspective
Should you use Yesod or Drupal? You can actually enjoy both worlds.
Amitai Burstein
