So what’s up with this title?

Here comes the answer: it’s Catalin Zima-Zegreanu’s (our very own MVP and Lead Game Developer) topic at this year’s ITCamp event. Evozon proudly announces their participation, as sponsors, at the 2012’s edition of ITCamp, and we are really looking forward to meeting you there. There will be a lot of interesting presentations held by notorious speakers. Many of them are quite some influencers in the fields of IT. If you don’t believe us, have a look at the agenda

You shouldn’t miss this event if you:

• want to be up-to-date with the latest technologies;
• appreciate the chance to get in touch with experienced people;
• are an IT Manager, team lead, programmer, database or system administrator and work with Microsoft Application Platform;
• want to learn useful stuff meant to enrich your skill-set;
• like presentations held by experienced speakers, many of them being world-class professionals;
• want to attend efficient trainings;
• intend to grow your customers/collaborators portfolio;
• If you want to meet us, of course J

If your profile matches any of those above, we kindly invite you to this conference, an event where cutting edge technologies and renowned professionals will be in the same place.

I have created a boilerplate in order to have a starting point for web application development and put it on github. On the first page of the repository there are mentioned some of the features and things this boilerplate will help you with, like:

• Configurable application menu based on user type;
• Unified user notification through messages displayed (alert, success, info);
• Examples of using the Mojolicious sessions;

I added today two examples of photo galleries:

• Slide Gallery
• Grid Photo Gallery

The boilerplate can be seen in action on dotCloud if you want to see how awesome web applications look with Bootstrap.

I have to keep this post short because I run out of time for today, but I want to invite you to give a try to this boilerplate, use it and abuse it – of course, contributions are more than welcome and will be rewarded with fame and glory, displaying contributors name on the front page of the repository

Article written by Tudor Constantin – read more on Perl Weekly

• Test Automation – 10 (Sometimes painful) lessons learned,
• Building a cost-Benefit model for application security testing
• TaaS – testing as a Service. On-Demand and As-Needed.

Let’s encourage the initiative and have some more QA events in the future!

Of our over 120 strong team in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, over 20 are full-time Perl coders that have in-depth experience developing Perl – using a wide range of frameworks. These technologies include mod_perl, Mason, Catalyst, Moose, DBIx::Class and Class::DBI with MySQL or PostgreSQL all architected in a high availability and scalable model with the best practices one would expect. Evozon also supports Perl by sponsoring and participating in YAPC Europe, London Perl Workshop and some contributions to CPAN.

More about YAPC::Europe 2012

Save the date!

We’re very happy with the press coverage we have so far. Here are some of the sites that talked about the game in the last few days:

• http://www.wpcentral.com/sneak-peek-chickens-cant-fly-xbox-live-windows-phone-video
• http://www.wpcentral.com/xbox-live-more-chickens-cant-fly-details-you-can-shake-chicken-leg
• http://www.stuffwelike.com/2012/02/13/chickens-cant-fly-mobile-review/

And some goodies:

• The trailer for the game.
• You can get a nice a funny Windows 7 theme for Chickens Can’t Fly.
• If you have a Windows Phone 7, go and download the game on the marketplace.
• If you don’t have a Windows Phone 7, you can check out a gameplay preview here.

I want to congratulate everyone who worked on this game in one way or another. They did a great job; Congratulations and thanks for your hard work!
The team is currently working on an Update to Chickens Can’t Fly, so after celebrating today and sleeping late tomorrow, they need to get back to work and Finish the fight!!!