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OpenSourcery in the blogosphere

by Thomas King
April 28, 2008

Check out the website of our friends at Silicon Forest for the latest Portland technology news. The good people at Pronetos, the first social network for scholars, guest blogged to show their gratitude for all their positive experiences in Portland.

Specifically, Pronetos thanked Brian Jamison and the OpenSourcery software engineering team for getting their website up "in rapid fashion."

Visit their site at Pronetos.com

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