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All you need to know on the open positions lies there : http://ez.no/About-us/Careers/Product-Support-Engineers

Welcome to eZ Future, the podcast that will keep you updated on the eZ Publish eco system.
From the latest releases reviewed right through to extensions and comments from the community

• PHP Conference 2011
• eZ Publish Enterprise 4.5 Matterhorn
• eZ Publish Community updates
• Free eZ Publish Training April 13th
• Internet World May 2011
• eZ Publish Summer Conference dates release 16/17 June - In London

Listen to it here: http://visionwt.podhoster.com/
Hosts: Tony Wood, Manpreet Dhesi from VisionWT.com
Special guests: Ole Halvorsen, Nicolas Pastorino, Ric

Here are our bi-weekly meeting minutes of the Share Team. We are about to get the portal (share.ez.no) to "fly" on eZ 4.4, and we published the RFC more participation through a reworked “Get Involved”! Be sure to check that out and give your feedback.

The “Get Involved” section is being reworked in depth. We need your feedback on the proposal made by the share.ez.no team, read-on and comment !

For Spanish-speaking community members, a seminar organized by Smile and eZ Systems will be taking place in Barcelona on April 12th.

The API docs server has changed, read-on !

The Community Project Board publishes the rationale for communication with the community.

The eZ Comments extension is a very simple and easy to use solution if you want to setup an article commenting system quickly. But in my experience it's a bad idea to use it if you need any advanced commenting functionalities. So read further if you want to find about it...

Social networks are what web is about today. If you don’t have at least one social network account, you practically don’t exist on the Internet. Some would argue about these statements (including myself, mainly concerning Facebook), but at the end of the day, the truth is that social networks matter, to users as well as websites.

Over the past few years, community and web 2.0 functionality in eZ publish has been slow to develop, both as part of the eZ publish kernel and as extensions contributed by the community. However, the pace seems to have picked up considerably. Is it time to revive the eZ community extension project?