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15.07.10 @ 09:09

A Drupal Ecosystem emerging in Palestine?

SUBMITTED BY lior

I'm attending Startup Weekend in TLV which is turning out to be a really great and colorful event.
One of the coolest things is that I finally got to meet Tim Cullen which is leading the development of a local Drupal community in Ramalah.
I'm a big believer in the epic power of open-source to enable communication where none exists or where barriers (technological or political) might limit communication and innovation.
I took ( a low quality and shaky ) video of Tim's presentation.
This brings me to make the safe assumption that a local peace initiative can really help Drupal 8 adoption ;)

3 Comments so far

Awesome to see the open

Awesome to see the open source energy in TLV. Look forward to seeing if a DrupalCamp can take shape.

Eric Gundersen (not verified) 7 weeks ago
Lior--thanks for the kind

Lior--thanks for the kind words. StartupWeekend is an amazing event, and I'm glad it's going to be a regular occurrence. I'm also excited to keep things moving forward growing the Drupal community here in Ramallah. Like I said in the presentation--all the essentials are in place--I'm really optimistic!

Tim Cullen (not verified) 7 weeks ago
Awesome! Time for a Drupal

Awesome!

Time for a Drupal meetup somewhere in the B zone, so that Drupal people from Ramallah and Tel Aviv can meet up... Or otherwise, in Amman!

קספר סרן (not verified) 7 weeks ago

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