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Can any one suggest good tutorials for studying elgg, for elgg beginners
Have you tried here: http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/Tutorials/HelloWorld ?
Starting with Elgg is quite easy, there are quite excelent tutorials on the network, you should always start with it Main Documentation Page if you are looking for answers register on their forums or better yet be part of their mailing developer group.
Still looking for specific topics? Then lots of blogs writes about elgg social framework, i regular visit
Spanish:
Como Crear una Red social Con Elgg
BlogBlog
WhoIs(Mi Blog Personal)
English:
Elgg
Officials Blogs
Elgg
With Adsense
JaneKnight
Elgg blog(This a quite nice Blog)
I know its already late, but for the reference of any new comer:
There is some documentation at http://docs.elgg.org/ and the code reference at http://reference.elgg.org/ but the best way to learn is usually digging into the source code for Elgg itself, or for some of the better plugins out there.
If you have any doubts, register in the elgg community at http://community.elgg.org and ask there. The community members will help you.
There is also a book on Elgg 1.8 # http://www.packtpub.com/elgg-18-social-networking/book
Read this: http://docs.elgg.org/wiki/Tutorials/Blog
Try reading
Elgg 1.8 Social Networking by Cash Costello;
or
Elgg Social Networking by Mayank Sharma
You can get the development docs at http://docs.elgg.org/.
If you want to develop your own mod for elgg, I advise you to understand the callback mechanism firstly, it will help you a lot in the process of developping your own mod.
You can see the full document of elgg at learn.elgg
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I know there are so many similar questions, but none of them seems to answer what I am looking for. I have used WordPress but like 5 years ago, to create simple themes and websites. Since then I have been working on Web Applications such as React and Angular.
I am looking to bid on one of the city's website projects, but I need to understand what I am getting into. They ask to use a CMS. So my question is what CMS do they use when building big city websites?
https://www.edmonton.ca/
Notice the search functionality and I want to section they have. Popular search terms, popular programs/events/etc. Plus, they have categories within categories. I don't think it's feasible in WordPress. Any suggestion is welcome.
A lot of government sites are using WordPress including the the-white-house, so I think that answers the question whether or not you can actually use WordPress for such project. All plafforms have their pros and cons, and for a project such as a government site, WordPress should be a completely viable solution.
// https://wordpress.org/showcase/the-white-house/
Regarding the search, there are a lot of free and paid search plugins that improves the default search functionality in WP, such as the Search and Filter and SearcWP plugin, but you could also rely on third party libraries and do your own implementations if there are no plugins that suits your taste.
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I am looking for a Tutorial for developers in drupal, I don't know anything about drupal so I need a tutorial that explain very well,
in main page of drupal I can't find a tutorial who explain since the most basic about it
thanks for the advices!
Here: http://drupal.org/documentation
It's official Drupal documentation. It should be enough for starters.
This list of books is a good place to start as a developer, but assume that you know PHP. If you just mean sitebuilding, but not coding, try here. I find that often, the more comprehensive approach a book takes (as opposed to sometimes piecemeal info in online docs) can be more supportive for a total beginner.
Simpletest Tutorial here.This may helpful
Honestly the developer docs are all very good but I find you can't beat a book to work through.
Set yourself small tasks and work through them one at a time. Something like:
Install Drupal
Create a new content type
Create some pages
Install a ready made theme
Create a theme from scratch
Install some modules
And so on.
Just make little goals and go from there. The learning curve is pretty steep.
If you have any more specific questions, ask them on here on the dedicated Drupal site.
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Could someone share list of active and popular open source Rich Internet Applications or desktop application (not library or framework) that are built by Adobe AIR/Flex? The popularity and quality I am looking for are something like Azureus/Vuze (Java), XBMC etc. Can't find good example from http://www.riaforge.org.
Thanks.
Check out sourceforge too: http://sourceforge.net/search/?q=adobe+air
Make sure, you will have also a look at GitHub:
https://github.com/search?langOverride=&q=Flex&repo=&start_value=1&type=Repositories
Not sure what you are looking for exactly, but you might want to check out Tour de Flex which has a bunch of great quick examples http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/tourdeflex.html that offer a great primer. I also always find myself visiting http://blog.flexexamples.com/ , which offers a large variety of source. Outside of that site, flash/flex has a bunch of other flex evangelist that also have some pretty comprehensive sites.
Hope that helps.
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What are some good Qt related blogs/forums/sites to follow so one can learn more about developing with Qt?
Also maybe some good (in terms of user interface richness) opensource apps that one can read the source code and learn from them.
Qt Developer Network Forum
PlanetQt
Try this too.
Qt-articles
I just wanted to mention for the french speaking community :
qtfr
and the qt subdomain of developpez :
qt.developpez
Also http://www.qtcentre.org/content/ and its wiki may be usable
Qt forum is another option.
http://qt-apps.org/ has a number of open source applications-source generally one of the download options.
http://planetkde.org/ is a kde blog aggregator but there is occasionaly some qt-only stuff.
I enjoy this one too.
http://ariya.blogspot.com/
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I have a personal project I've been working on in my spare time. It's far from complete, but I want feedback on the UI and the functionality that has made it in so far. Where is a good location to get useful feedback without being persecuted for the post being unrelated to the site's purpose?
The project is a website. I'm not posting a link so people don't think this is spam. Will add a link if comments so request.
I would recommend asking for a review of your site on Hacker News. This site was created and maintained by Paul Graham who also founded Y Combinator, a company focused on helping startups in their early stages. As a result, Hacker News is read by a community heavily focused on anything startup-related and, therefore, are very receptive to critiquing and reviewing new sites.
When you submit your review request, you probably should word the title of your post as such:
Ask HN: please review my site [my
site]
and describe a bit of its intent.
(Here is a recent example: Ask HN: Review my newest site)
I think the Business of Software forums are a good place for this.
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I would also suggest you to add a feedback form with content highlighting feature to your website.
All the functionality requires a change of only 1 line of HTML.
Content Highlighting feature will allow your users to select exactly what they want to describe or point to against a feedback message.
Rich Feedback Analytics will help you to understand what your users want from your service.
Hope this helps.