Here's your chance to show off your web scripting skills and win an Apple 16GB iPod Touch. Submit your best work to our first ever Alfresco Web Scripts Developer Challenge. The competition is open to all Alfresco community members and you may enter as many web scripts as you like.
We’ve had an overwhelming response to the competition but several of you have asked if we could extend the submission date to give you a little bit more time. To be fair to those who are able to meet the end of March deadline, we'll keep the deadline as is but we'll also add monthly winners for the next five months.
Here is how it will work: we’ll award an Apple iPod Touch in April, May, June, July and August. The deadline for each month is the last day of each preceding month. We’ll announce the winner during the second week of each month.
Selection Criteria
The judges will look for the following:- it is unique and innovative
- it performs a useful function
- it has "whizbang appeal"
- extra points will be given to web scripts that show a high level of technical complexity or show a good use of web 2.0 technology (UI)
Suggested Categories
Please be creative but if you need some ideas, we listed a few here:
- Content-enabled, Stand-alone Applications
- JSR168 portlets
- Alfresco Web Client Extensions
- Integrations with a 3rd Party Tools
- Mashups
- Data-oriented Web Scripts
- Industry-specific Web Scripts
- Social Computing Web Scripts
Prizes
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Everyone who submits a valid web script will receive a limited edition Alfresco T-shirt. each month our first place winner will receive an Apple iPod 16 GB Touch. |
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How To Submit Your Web Script
Create a web scripts definition file by following the instructions in the wiki to "dump" your web script to a definition file. Submissions will be uploaded to the Alfresco Content Community.
Upload your files by following the instructions. You will be asked to log in to the Content Community, if you don't already have an account, please create one.
Once submitted, your entry will be evaluated by our panel of judges and may be posted to the Content Community for download by other community members. Good luck!
Email us if you have questions or experience issues uploading your scripts.
Fine Print: all submissions will be entered under the Apache license. Alfresco may make the submissions available to the community for leaning purposes.

