Brett Hooker
Brett Hooker
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Magazine Technical Aspects' in the group Joomla! Community Magazine
Can we begin the process of getting magazine.joomla.org and then get some software on there for us to prototype configurations etc? Or, do we want to setup a sandpit, model in the sandpit, and then migrate from the sandpit to production?
Oct 29, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Magazine Technical Aspects' in the group Joomla! Community Magazine
We definitely need a component that allows us to bundle "editions". We used iJoomla magazine on the Acumen website, but in the GPL space we've got K2 and Andrew's jxMagazine that we can use. Given that Fotis has jumped in here, I…
Oct 29, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Magazine Technical Aspects' in the group Joomla! Community Magazine
I like that name, only feedback I'd have is to ask who the audience is. The "Community" term indicates that the target audience is people up to speed and inside the community. A term like "Joomla! Magazine" would target a…
Oct 29, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Magazine Technical Aspects' in the group Joomla! Community Magazine
OSM print is related to books; but I'll happily lead discussions with OSM in Q2 CY2010 after we've had a couple of rounds of online content. My vision for print edition is to take a "best of" approach by collating the best online…
Oct 29, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Nicole Rhoads's discussion 'Format?' in the group Joomla! Community Magazine
Some streams to consider: - News (what's happening - mine tweets, etc for this) - Solutions (for consultants and end users; delivering outcomes) - Design (for web designers; templates, html, css, browsers, stds etc) - Administration (for sys…
Oct 29, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Chris Szabo's discussion 'Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails' in the group Outreach
I would like to introduce Mike Moloney to the community. Mike has come on here at ROARZ as our general manager for projects. Mike has experience in the chemicals industry, worked as an analyst for a VC firm in Massachusetts, and spent the last four…
Oct 21, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Chris Szabo's discussion 'Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails' in the group Outreach
A quick scan shows that Fatica's Workflow Extension is close that what has been asked for: http://www.fatica.net/products/joomla-workflow.html ... commercial single site license for USD29.99 Their license FAQ says it's…
Oct 20, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Chris Szabo's discussion 'Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails' in the group Outreach
Something for everyone to consider as well. It would be feasible for us to allow anyone in the community to submit stories, case studies, tips etc to the magazine site on an adhoc basis. These would be our "news hounds", and there are…
Oct 20, 2009
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Mark W. Bender replied to Brett Hooker's discussion 'In the beginning, there was brainstorming...' in the group Magazine
Now that the Joomla! Magazine is going back into publication, all of us that will be working together to produce it "now have our work cut out for us". Considering it's now well into the middle of October, we have a few things that…
Oct 20, 2009
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In the beginning, there was brainstorming...

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Here is the re-launch thread for the magazine:http://www.alltogetherasawhole.org/group/evangelism/forum/topics/getting-the-monthly-joomlaPosted here for those who want to learn where we've come from.See More
Brett Hooker added a discussion to the group Magazine Oct 19, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Open Source CMS Market Share Report 2009' in the group Businesses
I'll start my reply to Amy's points by highlighting that I am using the term "competitor" from the marketplace's perspective. Whether we like the term or not from a "building community" perspective, it's still…
Oct 18, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Open Source CMS Market Share Report 2009' in the group Businesses
My thoughts on this report: - Joomla! dominates, as we'd expect given the community metrics known; 10+ million downloads, 300,000+ user community, 3300+ extensions - The core fundamentals are strong, and we'd expect to see Joomla!…
Oct 18, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.' in the group International Event
International Joomla! Symposium International Joomla! Convention Joomla! World Congress
Oct 18, 2009
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Brett Hooker commented on Nathan Bohn's blog post 'Joomla! And Government: Using Open Source in a Non-Corporate Setting.'
Joomla was born out of a Government setting. Andrew Eddie kicked off the predecessor project to Joomla at the Toowoomba City Council. Joomla also used in a large number of Queensland Public Schools as their school portals.
Oct 18, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Robert Deutz's discussion 'finance' in the group International Event
One idea I've seen used at confs is that speakers receive free entry in return for the contribution they make...
Oct 15, 2009
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Brett Hooker replied to Robert Deutz's discussion 'Website' in the group International Event
Put up a deep Joomla+extensions bundle and then work it over for the conference... pro-GPL where possible so that the Intl event website is a showcase of what Joomla does. - event calendar (j!events or eventlist) to handle development and…
Oct 15, 2009

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At 11:55pm on October 20, 2009, Michael MoloneyMichael Moloney said…
So where are the flowers buddy?????
At 4:08pm on September 27, 2009, Amy StephenAmy Stephen said…
Thanks for joining in. You have a great deal of excellent experience with Information Technology and development practices. I encourage you to share your ideas and concerns about Joomla! with others. You have a good way of making people think about things differently and that type of critical thinking will be important to us as we continue to make Joomla! better. Look forward to collaborating with you.
 
 
 

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