CiviCRM and Doctrine adventure continues...
As lobo mentioned in his previous blog, we have been experimenting on Doctrine integration with CiviCRM. So in the following week we focused on few specific tasks:Investigate triggers / stored...
View ArticleNo Coding!
At CiviCon 2013 in London I gave a lightning talk on my experiences as an implementer and finished up by saying that my mantra with Civi is “No Coding”. This is just another way of expressing support...
View ArticleCiviDay 2014 - London, with Coworking day @ Gamesys
The January London Meetup and CoworkingTo celebrate (is that the right word?!) CiviDay here in London we are planning a full CiviDay marathon! Starting with a Coworking day, kindly being hosted by...
View ArticleTip from a CiviCRM Newbie: Updating Information in Batches
If it’s taking too long, there is a faster way… As I was getting ready to print our labels for this year’s Christmas cards, I first needed to add the address for about 80 of our clients in our CiviCRM....
View ArticleDevelopers: Civix 14.01 Released
We've marked a new release of civix. Notable changes/improvements:generate:case-type - Add a new command to generate skeletal CiviCase XML files. (As usual, the new command is documented in the wiki...
View ArticleDeveloper tip: Managing multiple git repositories
When developing with CiviCRM, one often prepares a development-build on your workstation which includes several git repositories, e.g. Git repositories for the official CiviCRM code (civicrm-core,...
View ArticleHow I got involved in CiviCRM translations
My first project with CiviCRM goes back to 2006, when I had to deploy a solution to track and report the activities of 25 volunteer activity centers. It ran a beta version of CiviCRM 1.7. It was rather...
View ArticleeWay Recurring payment processor extension
eWay is an australian payment processor that provides a seamless connection with many banks and allows for recurring payments, token payments etc.CiviCRM has had a one off payments processor for eWay...
View ArticleCiviHR Recruitment: Business Requirements Nearly Complete
A Quick UpdateI find it delightful that my first blog post in the new year is to share with you the near completion of business requirements for CiviHR Recruitment. For the story so far, please catch...
View ArticleCiviDay 2014 is January 29th - Find Your Local Meetup
CiviDay 2014 meetups are happening in all the locations below on January 29th! Click the Details and Registration link for exact locations and start times.Location (City, State, Country)Details and...
View ArticleCiviDay 2014 New York City
CiviDay 2014 is only a week away and the NYC CiviCRM community is going all out! Web Access and Rayogram will be hosting a co-working day and meetup where organizations, implementors, developers and...
View ArticleUsing contact subtypes for a clutter-free life
Every new install of CiviCRM starts out fresh and clean, with only the built-in data fields. However, as every organisation has its own data needs, we often find ourselves adding more and more custom...
View ArticleGoogle wants to pay a developer $5000 to turn your project ideas into code as...
Did that get your attention?Unfortunately it's not as simple as just coming up with ideas and waiting for a check from Google. As a community, CiviCRM has to apply to even be part of the program. We...
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It's CiviDay!
CiviDay is today, January 29th!Welcome to the 2nd annual worldwide event for sharing this powerful community-driven platform. CiviCRM is relied on by thousands of organizations working to make a...
View ArticleCiviDay Melbourne
I think I’m safe in saying that CiviDay pretty much kicked of in Melbourne Australia (hopefully we just beat Sydney) and we had a small crowd, but mainly composed of new users which was great.Our meet...
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Donor Journeys, unconference and CiviCRM
Last week we had a really inspiring meeting about fundraising Donor Journeys and CiviCRM in London. Or I should say we had an unconference (check …..) . It took me a while to get to writing this...
View ArticleCiviDay Berlin
The CiviDay meetup in Berlin was organised by "Software für Engagierte e.V.", a german association of CiviCRM using organisations, who want to join forces in order to improve the localisation. And the...
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New York City CiviDay a Huge Success!
Yesterday the New York City CiviCRM group was out in full-force to celebrate CiviDay, an international celebration of the worlds best constituent relationship management solution for Non-Profit,...
View ArticleCiviDay Portland
With over 25 attendees, Portland, Oregon’s CiviDay event maxed out Free Geek's seating, creating a truly standing-room only event.Hearing about #CiviCRM at Portland #CiviDay event at...
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CiviDay 2014 San Francisco
“CiviDay 2014” Meetup Hosted by Electronic Frontier Foundation San Francisco, CA 2014.01.29 CiviDay San Francisco landed itself last night inside the headquarters for Electronic Frontier Foundation, an...
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