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Knowledge management in Open Atrium: our feature stack

CEO, Co-Founder
Nov 24, 2009

Ever since Open Atrium went public we've been working on integrating our knowledge management features into it. Yesterday we cleared the final hurdle to get our stack into beta. In this screencast you'll see the following features/modules in action:

In the next months we want to wrap our features into a new distribution. Obviously this all still needs some clean up and it'll take us still a bit of time to finish the package. Somewhere early 2010 we'll start providing a hosted version of the distribution to make it's functionality accessible for people that want hassle free functionality upgrades or that don't have the knowledge/time to do security updates. We are not yet sure if we'll be packaging the features as a totally new install profile. We are playing with the idea to build a master feature that works as an add-on for the default Open Atrium install profile which only role it is to call the different features it depends on. This way we would only need to add minimal code to the Open Atrium install profile. It would also make it really easy to add new features to the stack: we just add a new dependency to an updated version of our master feature (using the feature server update infrastructure). But more on that later. I'll be presenting this work on Drupalcamp Vienna and Drupalcamp Gent, come see me there, leave a comment or send me a mail if you see something you like ;)

Kristof Van Tomme is an open source strategist and architect. He is the CEO and co-founder of Pronovix. He’s got a degree in bioengineering and is a regular speaker at conferences in the API, developer relations, and technical writing communities. He is the host of the Developer Success & the Business of APIs and the API Resilience podcasts.

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