Event Registration
Event
- Title:
- February 2010 Meeting -- Tienda e-Commerce
- When:
- Sat 2010-02-27 - Sat 2010-02-27 15:00 (03:00PM) - 16:30 (04:30PM)
- Where:
- North York Central Library -- Room 1 - Toronto
- Category:
- Meet-Up (Presentation)
Description
N.B: Feb 27th is a Saturday.
This meeting will feature a presentation by Rafael Diaz-Tushman, President and CEO of New York based Dioscouri Design.
Rafael will be presenting Tienda, Dioscouri's new e-commerce extension for Joomla. For background on this exciting development, see these links:
BONUS: register before end of day Feb. 19th (23:59 EST), receive an advance copy of Tienda Free Version (early beta).
The session is expected to last for 90 minutes. After the presentation we will move to a nearby pub for an informal discussion.
Agenda
- 2:30 Room is available. Volunteers / conscripts will be needed to help with set-up.
- 2:45 Ready to receive attendees.
- 3:00 Interactive presentation / discussion starts.
- 4:30 Move to pub; Volunteers / conscripts needed to clean up room.
Venue
- Venue:
- North York Central Library -- Room 1 - Website
- Street:
- 5120 Yonge St.
- ZIP:
- M2N 5N9
- City:
- Toronto
- State:
- ON
- Country:
-
Description
A large meeting room in the library, capacity 52 (classroom style), 80 (lecture style).
Offers ample parking and subway access.
Registered Users:
- Alan Langford
- Flavia Silveira
- imaaxx
- Melroy D'Souza
- Paul McLellan
- vic garbutt
- Bhupesh
- Chanthan
- Aron West
- Faisal Qureshi
- Barry Campbell
- Jason
- Bilal Dar
- Creolevibe
- Micah Fletcher
- Joe Sonne
- Tony Scott
- Julian Wang
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