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Johan Janssens commented on Robert Vining's blog post 'Top 10 Things Overheard at the Voxus PR Meeting for Joomla! 1.6 Launch'
Well, then, I confess, it is my intention to commandeer one of these ships, pick up a crew in Tortuga, raid, pillage, plunder and otherwise pilfer my weasely black guts out.
Johan Janssens commented on HarryB's blog post 'Interesting Stuff...'
My counter comment would be that Joomla is actually more free software then Drupal is. Joomla's community has fully accepted and embraced the fact that free means freedom and not free beer.
The challenge that Joomla faces is that of upstream…
Johan Janssens commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'How do I get my code into Joomla? - A formal RFC process for Joomla!'
At Nooku we are dealing with the same challenge. Opening up the code is one thing, next step is to help people find their way in. A documented contribution process will definitly be of help.
The first steps towards defining our own process have…
Johan Janssens replied to Júlio Pontes's discussion 'The Fishbone and a modular system' in the group Developers
Looked at the image, this is definitly possible. As you describe you could move all the module code to global modules location, just like you do for the libraries and plugins. Ideally we would be able to move modules and componentns into one…
Johan Janssens replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Application Object' in the group Developers
Following presentation I did at the Joomladay NL 2008 could be of help : http://www.slideshare.net/joomlatools/joomladag-nl-2008-joomla-15-application-layer
Johan Janssens replied to Júlio Pontes's discussion 'The Fishbone and a modular system' in the group Developers
Julio, interesting proposal. I think you need to seperate the multi-site problem from the application problem. Multi-site implementations are more a data soucre layer problem while the application solution you describe sits on the higher application…
Johan Janssens commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Nooku Developer Portal Opens'
Personaly I lean more towards a vision for Joomla's future then a concrete roadmap.
At Nooku we adhere to the principles of Agile Software Development. For us this means working in small, iterative steps which continuously result in usable…
Johan Janssens commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Nooku Developer Portal Opens'
Thanks Amy for the post. Very much appreciated.
You pose an interesting question. I'm very excited about all the innovation happening in the Joomla community, GPL efforts like Gantry Framework and our Nooku Framework demonstrate the power of…
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 6:48am on April 13, 2010,
Amy Stephen said…
- Welcome, Johan. Checked out your new blog last night, looking forward to reading it. It appears from your profile information that you qualify as a Joomla! developer! hehe! It is an honor to have you here - appreciate it.
- At 6:19am on April 13, 2010,
Robert Vining said… - Nice to see you Johan.
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