It’s with great pleasure that we unveil our latest contribution to Nooku developers and development : the #Nooku IRC channel which is being officially launched today.

Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a real time communication platform with millions of users and is also extensively used by developers. IRC is supported and used by many open source projects to help developers communicate and collaborate.
To access the Nooku channel, you will need an IRC client. For some of the more noteworthy clients, we have come up with a list for you to check out. Point your client to connect to irc.nooku.org on port 6667 and then type /join #Nooku or simply go to irc://irc.nooku.org
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The beginning of every new year gives pause for both retrospective and prospective thought. We celebrate the new year as we take a look back at the year that was and get a glimpse of the year that will be.
Looking back at the year that was
Creativity, Innovation and Inspiration – three words I will remember best from 2011. The platitude “hard work pays off” rang true this past year with the great work done in our little project. Nooku development literally moved ahead at warp-speed in 2011.
Growing the Nooku Platform
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The recent Nooku Jam Leuven can be easily summed up in 2 words – incredibly inspiring!
Twenty six attendees discussed, collaborated and shared ideas on the 26th and 27th of November at the FlandersDC Creativity Lab in Leuven, Belgium. The Jam, sponsored by Moyoweb, Beyounic and Timble, was an inspiring weekend for the Nooku community.
The recipe : great ideas, creative people, lots of food and Belgian beer and an inspiring venue! Check the photostream of David Deutsch for the evidence of the inspiring weekend.
Looking Back
One of the rules of the Nooku Jam is : “You blog about the Jam” and that’s exactly what some of the jammers did.
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