The City of Munich adopts phpList phpList passes government technical and security tests with flying colours It’s more than 10 years since the city of Munich in Germany voted to use Free Software. Their ambitious plans to move from Microsoft Windows to Gnu/Linux based Ubuntu are now complete [1]. Yet the technological needs of the… [+]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
A cracking good sprint
Our first API hackathon is winding up – here is what we did. A huge thanks to everyone who came! Sam Tuke did a great write up on his blog here. Six unit tests pushed to @PHPList‘s revamped API plugin today. Working with @bjwebb67, @annafjmorris, and @mdethmers https://t.co/kESJ6GBefu — Sam Tuke (@samtuke) June 15, 2014… [+]
Doing the API sprint – 14th-15th of June, 2014.
Doing the API sprint… This weekend there is an API hackathon (which will be superfun for all to be sure) where some phpList users and developers, including some of the Open Funding crowd, are going to spend some time improving the phpList API. Here are the instructions on how to join in: Where to meet… [+]
Testing collaborative project management app for manual writing
Some of you lovely folks have kindly agreed to help test a project management app in WordPress that might be able to help us organise the writing of a new phpList manual this summer. Here are some instructions to help us get started with our examination of the app 1) Go to the testing site… [+]
phpList overview screencast generated
Hey everyone, I’m going to generate a series of video/screencasts on how to use phpList. The first one is an overview… how to log in, an overview of the system, and how to send out a campaign: import emails into a list, generate a simple message, run a test, go through the tabs on the… [+]