Forkito project gets new home! http://www.forkito.org/ (very proud parent here :) #joomla #nooku
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Klas replied to Amy Stephen's discussion 'Router Override System Plugin' in the group Developers
Not too quick, but here is the answer for 1.5. :)
http://www.bzzzz.biz/blog/joomla/override-joomla-1.5.-component-router.bzzzz
Klas commented on Pete Nurse's blog post 'Confession from an Ex PC User'
AMP is truly slower on windows - put linux on pc and it will fly. But dpends on your work I guess - in my workflow it is still close to irrelevant. On the other hand slow IDE does bother me, especially when Eclipse totally freezes for 20…
Klas commented on Pete Nurse's blog post 'Confession from an Ex PC User'
Eclipse / Netbeans being slow as s*** has nothing to do with PC. They are both slow as they run on Java - unless you have a fast machine with a lot of ram (ram is the key here).
P.S. does anyone know a good IDE written in C++ ?
Klas commented on Klas's blog post 'Cutting corners from a (Joomla 1.6. ACl) wheel'
Forkito project gets new home! http://www.forkito.org
Klas commented on Roger Matthews's blog post 'Repairing our Joomla Community - Avoiding the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'
@Ken that is SO TRUE. Most code geeks are introverted only left-brain-developed personas with big unresolved frustrations. Good for code writing, not soo good for socializing, leading a community (or understanding end users). Even getting…
Klas commented on Roger Matthews's blog post 'Repairing our Joomla Community - Avoiding the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'
Nicolas gone together with fork encouragement comment? Was lovely to see such a mind-synch with http://people.joomla.org/my-page/andreweddie.html#app-walls
Klas commented on Klas's blog post 'Cutting corners from a (Joomla 1.6. ACl) wheel'
Video is finally here :)
Klas commented on Roger Matthews's blog post 'Repairing our Joomla Community - Avoiding the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'
Nice try :)
But I agree - either revolution or fork will happen soon. It's just not gonna be Molajo :)
Klas commented on Roger Matthews's blog post 'Repairing our Joomla Community - Avoiding the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'
"there is over a 90% chance the community will dissolve" - and that is indeed what's gonna happen. But only if viewed strictly from Joomla perspective - majority will naturaly move to another place as we already did in the…
Klas commented on Christian Hent's blog post 'Nooku tutorial part 1: How to setup nooku framework'
hm, looks this isn't valid anymore, would be great if oyu could update it with more current way to install
Klas commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Joomla Drama: JCM, Censorship, Bans, nooku, and Hope for Leadership'
Herman, I did the same thing :)
Klas commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Joomla Drama: JCM, Censorship, Bans, nooku, and Hope for Leadership'
P.S - as I can't edit, my post is a reply to Isidro.
Klas commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Joomla Drama: JCM, Censorship, Bans, nooku, and Hope for Leadership'
Joomla is not harmed by people not using it, it is harmed by people not developing it. And by insisting on not talking about problems openly for PR purposes targeted at endusers you are helping in cutting off the very branch you are sitting on.…
Klas commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Joomla Drama: JCM, Censorship, Bans, nooku, and Hope for Leadership'
Amy, to a lot of joomla believers this might sound weird, but I'm actually proud of my ban and I want that it stays as it is., my life is much happier since that happened. Except from fixing bugs in code I created I have no…
Klas commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Overriding Joomla! 1.6 Framework Classes'
One important trick: to make sure next jimport or Jloader::register won't overwrite your changed class path and since class will get loaded from a wrong file, you need to force loading of your chaged class with JLoader::load
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Cutting corners from a (Joomla 1.6. ACl) wheel
Introducing Forkito ACL - a project that aims to deliver simplified and logical ACl trough reusable library compatible with all main Joomla based projects and will come in 3 flavors:
- Joomla fork flavor (working - proof of concept)
- Nooku flavor (in progress)
- Molajo flavor (postponed)
More: Slides from JAB11 presentation
WARNING: for testing…
ContinuePosted on May 11, 2011 at 3:30am — 2 Comments
Joomla 1.6. caching changes
For everyone interested in cache and speeding up you extensions and Joomla , I wrote 2 blogposts with the outline of Joomla 1.6. caching:
http://www.bzzzz.biz/blog/joomla/joomla-1.6-caching-demistified-jennifer-series.bzzzz
and another one with some more detailed information about Joomla 1.6. caching changes relevant to extension developers:…
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http://www.bzzzz.biz/blog/joomla/joomla-1.6-caching-demistified-jennifer-series.bzzzz
and another one with some more detailed information about Joomla 1.6. caching changes relevant to extension developers:…
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Posted on October 5, 2010 at 9:30am — 10 Comments
Why URL as cache id is inherently dangerous
While this article focuses on Joomla, this is also valid for all sorts of web applications - from Drupal to nearly all cache classes on phpclasses.org - they all use the same, inherently faulty approach.Read more at…
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Posted on March 24, 2010 at 3:30pm — 1 Comment
Simple gallery recomendations?
I'm looking for simple image gallery component that would have the following:
- categories/galleries with thumbnails
- large images open is lightbox/slimbox or similar
- an ability to resize images (large and thumbnails)
- can upload multiple files
- minimal & clean look
- no noticeable bugs
- no frontend uploading/editing/comments/rating/descriptions/crap/crap/crap (...ok..at least option to turn it off)
- no spam…
Posted on February 9, 2010 at 4:30pm — 15 Comments
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