JoomlaPulse 2010 — Scandinavian Joomla Event

This weekend will be focused primarily on Joomla Developers, but also have a separate program for users/administrators. Everyone is welcome, and especially Scandinavians.

Alot of focus will be given to getting down and dirty with the Nooku Framework, and we are also inviting developers to show off and demonstrate their work or products.

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Comment by Amy Stephen on October 13, 2009 at 5:17pm

So, I was wondering how plausible it would be for someone to attend both this and the International event? Is there value to line up dates now? With a travel day between? Or, will non-Norwegian speakers be lost at JoomlaPulse?

Comment by Torkil Johnsen on October 15, 2009 at 2:29am

This International Event makes me kind of upset. They posted their event after ours it seems, completely disregarding our scheduled dates. They are also getting a featured listing here on this site, and ultimately this will force us to change the dates for our event I fear. How does one get an event featured?

Maybe we should rename JoomlaPulse to "Galaxial Joomla Event" to try to get more exposure?

Non-Norwegian speaking people will not be lost at JoomlaPulse. Nooku FW presentations for instance will be English only. We originally wanted to attract a Scandinavian audience, and Scandinavians have no problems with English. People from outside Scandinavia are welcome too of course.

Comment by Amy Stephen on October 15, 2009 at 7:40am

Oh! Torkil, I did not realize there was a problem or that this was planned as an international event. I had obviously and incorrectly thought that this was coordinated. Which is why I expressed surprise at the dates. Hm. Thinking.

Comment by Amy Stephen on October 15, 2009 at 7:44am

BTW - you must know I didn't mean to insult Scandinavians or suggest a situation like mine where I only speak one language, and that one not so goodly. I had incorrectly thought this was a more local event and then would of course be in the primary language of participants. I apologize if my comments sounded rude or disrespectful.

Comment by Torkil Johnsen on October 16, 2009 at 1:31pm

Haha, insult Scandinavians? You're so funny :D

No seriously. Being a local, regional, national or international event does not matter. When two events relatively close to one another crash like this, we are forced to change our schedule or try to cannibalize eachother.

Comment by Amy Stephen on October 16, 2009 at 2:35pm

Yes. It gets back to the reason we need to keep working on better communication. Thanks, Torkil.