My blog at Igalia

Yes!, we have name “Navalplan” and we have new website “http://www.navalplan.org/”.
This is going to be the site where we will publish main project resources. At this moment, we explain what is the project about, publish a link to online demo and information about where the source code can be downloaded.
We are still in development phase [...]

Today I was talking in “Free Software World Conference” in Caceres about a project Igalia is developing for Xunta de Galicia and naval companies. We don’t have name for it, I think we will have one at the end of  December. However, we have some public resources:

Git temp repository: http://git.igalia.com/xestion-producion.git
Bugtracker https://naval.igalia.com/bugtracker
Last deployment: https://naval.igalia.com/navalplanner-webapp/. User: admin/admin.

This [...]

Tomorrow is the last day to register in Master on Free Software, organized by Igalia and URJC. I would like to encourage everyone in doubt to join this master because you will learn and work a lot , if you need more information you could access to our website.
During last days, Chema and me [...]

During the first week of July I enjoyed a week in Gran Canaria with my colleagues in Guadec 2009, where I attended very interesting conferences about the future of Gnome. Some weeks had gone by since then but I would like to talk about it because it was my first Guadec.
I am founder [...]

After a quite interesting month, in which I attended two very interesting lectures (Carlos Guerreiro and Richard Stallman lectures) and a very good fortnight in London I wasn’t sure what to talk about in this post. However, I liked so much an example that Richard Stallman told us talking about software patents that I needed [...]

Last weekend Chema and me were working in London. Although it can sound strange, we were looking for a flat.
Why is Igalia looking for a flat? It is simple, one of our main goals is to be able to work in a complete English environment, developing, writing, listening and speaking in English. Last year we [...]

I’m back and working. I had several concerns about my trip but now I can talk about it without worry because everything was fine.
First of all, I want to talk about the accommodation and the English language school that I had to book from Galicia, only recommended by generic comments at different forums.

Accommodation: It was [...]

Today I’ve published cas_auth and caslogin extensions on Typo3 extension repository. You can download them from:

cas_auth: http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/cas_auth/

caslogin: http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/caslogin

Both extensions have been developed in order to allow integration between CAS and Typo3.
As I said on a previous post -see CAS and Typo3 (II)-, an administrator must create a cas server in order to integrate CAS and [...]

Hi,
after several months without publish comments, I’ll try to take up again this healthy habit . I’ll try to explain several steps to get CAS integrated with Typo3 without going into details.
My partners and I have installed CAS and Typo3 and we’ve integrated them. In order to do this, you should have the following [...]

CAS is the Central Authentification Service. CAS is very useful for developing webs where companies wish to integrate several client services (services offered by independent tools) and offering that services avoiding that clients have to insert login and password several times (one for independent platform). In other words, CAS allows to deploy a Single Sign [...]