"As an outsider looking in this is purely positive news. I welcome it and have complete faith in the community's ability to navigate its course."
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Chris Szabo commented on Amy Stephen's blog post eBay Agrees to Acquire Magento and Joomla! eBay UpdateChris Szabo commented on Amy Stephen's blog post The Joomla! Community Magazine NEEDS YOU and YOU need it!"Hi Amy, really proud of what everyone has done. I would really like to do something myself in the future to contribute - alas, time is not on my side at the moment.
Brilliant layout and content - can't wait for the release.
BTW - My name is…"
"I'm going to go ahead and close this discussion - and point everyone to the new Joomla! Community Magazine group. If you have not already, please join that group and continue your discussions in that location. I don't like to close…"
Marcos Peebles replied to Chris Szabo's discussion Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails in the group Outreach"About print or not: Before and after magazine (bamagazine dot com) has a nice in-between solution, it requires some more work though, as the content has to be ported into pdf, dunno if this can be applied to all the magazine but at least some parts…"
Arlen Walker replied to Chris Szabo's discussion Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails in the group Outreach"OK, a couple of questions about layout possibilities.
Can this be laid out more like a real magazine and less like a two-column blog?
Can there be some actual art direction? (By this I mean can articles be assigned different looks based on their…"
C O'Shea replied to Chris Szabo's discussion Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails in the group Outreach"i would consider a proof reading role as i can ave gud gramma"
Airton Torres replied to Chris Szabo's discussion Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails in the group Outreach"Hello all,
Sorry for taking so long to join this group, but real life kept me really busy until now.
As Paul Orwig said earlier in this discussion, we are both webmasters for the Joomla! Community Site. So, we have a special interest in the…"
Chris Szabo commented on Robert Deutz's blog post Open Letter International Joomla Conference"I'm still in! (there will be a laptop check at the entrance)"
Chris Szabo replied to Chris Szabo's discussion Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails in the group Outreach"Brett, you have been a great help. I saw you as one of the leaders in this and the cooperation of Mike Moloney in a leading position is just what the Joomla! rag needs to get back on its feet.
I do believe we have all the necessary acumen now on…"
"Excellent!
Mike -
Thanks so very much! It is really great to see someone with experience and knowledge willing to help the community in this way. The leadership position is so important, helping people collaborate, find interesting stories, and…"
"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…"
"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…"
"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…"
Mark W. Bender replied to Chris Szabo's discussion Getting the monthly Joomla! Community Magazine back on the rails in the group Outreach"Can we perhaps make this THE V LIST
Volunteers for Leadership:
Volunteers for Monthly Columnists:
Amy Stephen
Chris Szabo
Volunteers for Occasional Columnists:
Mark W. Bender"
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- Please share a bit about your Joomla! Experience and yourself. The more information you provide the quicker we will be able to process your membership.
- 'Navega Bem' is a highly reputable web design and development company based on Madeira island, Portugal. We specialize in the the design and development of quality CMS websites (Content Management System) crafted around the award winning Joomla! and Drupal frameworks. We love Joomla! We adore Drupal!
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Chris Szabo's Blog
Joomla! Contagion
Amy Stephen asked me to get involved as a crusader (she does that a lot apparently - someone needs to keep an eye on her).
Well, I can't say no.
In the last months something has been stirring within the Joomla! community. It wasn't immediately apparent but there was something out there like a slowly incubating virus (for want of a better example - but let's be topical) and now it has broken out.
Today it is very apparent that a whole mass of individuals have… Continue
Well, I can't say no.
In the last months something has been stirring within the Joomla! community. It wasn't immediately apparent but there was something out there like a slowly incubating virus (for want of a better example - but let's be topical) and now it has broken out.
Today it is very apparent that a whole mass of individuals have… Continue
Posted on October 8, 2009 at 4:59am — 8 Comments
Joomla! Day Germany 2009 – A sign of great things to come
Joomla Day Germany was hosted in Bad Nauheim just 30 minutes north of Frankfurt between the 24th and 26th of September 2009. The conference was held in the prestigious Hotel Dolce Bad Nauheim.
Chris Szabo and Edmund Elzer represented Navega Bem – Web Design and OrangeWeb and were present for the entire conference. Spread over three days the event was divided into a… Continue
Chris Szabo and Edmund Elzer represented Navega Bem – Web Design and OrangeWeb and were present for the entire conference. Spread over three days the event was divided into a… Continue
Posted on October 2, 2009 at 5:41am — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 4:15pm on October 15, 2009,
Tibor Tóth said… - Hi Chris!
100% success! More members, more news, more fun... A lot of fun!
See some pics here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/joomladayhu2009/
Hope, next year you can join to us! ;)
- At 6:28pm on September 30, 2009,
Amy Stephen said…
- Chris! What a pleasant surprise! How did you slip in without my notifying? :)
It's great having you with us. Please feel free to join in the discussions or open a topic of interest. There are some very good minds here. I'm learning a lot already.
Also, there's a place to introduce yourself, if you wish.
Thanks for participating!
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