This is a post in our series of what is going to happen at
Codegarden 2010, the umbraco
conference.
Tim Geyssens, at Codegarden 2008,
photo: Douglas Robar
The Topic
Join Tim Geyssens - Core Team member and lead dev on Contour - on a guided tour on
the user-friendly form designer for Umbraco.
Adding forms to your umbraco website usually means getting dirty
in visual studio, but not anymore.
Build Contact forms, comment forms, entry forms, questionnaires,
... all without writing a single line of code.
Create, edit and administer your forms via a user interface
that's a fully integrated part of Umbraco.
See how easy and fast it is to collect data and process it with
Contours Workflow engine and dive into how you can extend and tweak
Contour to fit your exact needs.
The Speaker
Tim Geyssens is located in Belgium, where he works for the
Umbraco HQ. One of his main duties is leading and maintaining Contour, a form designing tool,
built for and deeply integrated with the Umbraco CMS.
If there is anyone capable of guiding your through the
architecture of Contour, and exploring every possible way to make
it work as you want it, it's Tim.
Tim's been involved in this project since it was just a sketch
on the HQ whiteboard, and has since the initial release then been
keeping busy with developer support on the our.umbraco.org
forums, providing answers to a ton of developer questions on how to
solve challenges with Contour.
Meet Tim and the rest of the HQ at Codegarden
Tim Geyssens will be at the conference all three days, along
with the rest of the Umbraco HQ. So if you have any questions on
Contour or any of our other products, don't hesitate to ask.
This is one of the few times a year the entire Core Team, the
Umbraco MVPS, and the Umbraco HQ is together in the same room, so
don't miss it!
Remember: there are still a couple of days left
of the 100EUR ticket discount