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All Together As A Whole Mission Statement...
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With all the talk about what we are trying to accomplish with this joint effort ( developers resources/comparisons directory, educational tools for open source developers, etc ), it got me thinking…Continue
Tags: statement, mission, source, open
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Stephen Oct 18, 2009.
Where does Documentation fit In?
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I'm amazed some days with what you can accomplish using Open Source software. I've found since I started building Joomla! based websites, that one of keys between a "perfect" install, and a "throw it…Continue
Tags: Documentation, Source, Open, Joomla!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Stephen Oct 19, 2009.
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Mark W. Bender commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'My 50th Birthday Wishes for the Joomla Community'
Happy Birthday Amy!
Mark W. Bender commented on JOKR Solutions's blog post 'Adding virtual currency to the Joomla community'
Here's some more info along the lines of your idea:
http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2010/11/the-open-source-economy-and-metacurrencies.html
Mark W. Bender commented on alledia's blog post 'Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites'
Actually it's missing the "www" in the article. Works with the secure setting with the the "www" but not with out it!
Mark W. Bender commented on alledia's blog post 'Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites'
Link in the article is to "https" instead of "http", that may be the conflict!
Mark W. Bender replied to HarryB's discussion 'Back again for the first time!' in the group Templates
Nice job, I look forward to viewing your work!
Mark W. Bender commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Akeeba Backup v 3.0 RC1 is 100% Joomla! 1.6 Ready'
I couldn't get the admin. module to display. Had problems finding the module in the backend, and module didn't show up in the admin area for modules. Tried adding the Akeeba admin. module with Joomla! "add" feature, but it gave…
Mark W. Bender commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Akeeba Backup v 3.0 RC1 is 100% Joomla! 1.6 Ready'
I was just thinking about whether Akeeba was going to be ready for 1.6, and "low and behold" it's ready.
One of the best "must have" extensions for any Joomla! website, and now the 1.6Beta testers can have something "to…
Mark W. Bender commented on Stian Didriksen's blog post 'Spread the word, do not upgrade to Joomla! 1.5.16/1.5.17'
@Leo - it does look like we have some "more to learn" about the process. Where/What in the process of a new patch are these "things" happening. Is it a question of not enough people "bug test" the new patch before…
Mark W. Bender commented on Stian Didriksen's blog post 'Spread the word, do not upgrade to Joomla! 1.5.16/1.5.17'
@Leo - I only found Joomla! 2 years ago back to 1.5.3 I didn't really "jump into" Joomla! until 1.5.6
I was not aware of the difficulties with the upgrading/updating the 1.0 series, so NO harmfully intent with my statement towards…
Mark W. Bender commented on Robert Vining's blog post 'Top 10 Things Overheard at the Voxus PR Meeting for Joomla! 1.6 Launch'
If it wasn't for us "Rabble Rousers" over here at ATAAW, the Joomla! Community Magazine would be nothing but a "pipedream"
Mark W. Bender commented on Stian Didriksen's blog post 'Spread the word, do not upgrade to Joomla! 1.5.16/1.5.17'
@Stian - YES, it seems a little more transparency in the process of a new release might be in order.
2 good questions! What is the path from start to end on a bug report?; and "Who's accountable for said Bug Report and it's…
Mark W. Bender commented on Stian Didriksen's blog post 'Spread the word, do not upgrade to Joomla! 1.5.16/1.5.17'
How did this slip into the trunk, and how did it 2 update releases with major problems get by the bug squad? How was this not caught before release? Why was this not caught?
I updated only 1 website before the alarm was sounded on 1.5.16. I then…
Matt Silverman - 4 Key Web Developer Community Resources
http://mashable.com/2010/04/15/web-developer-communities/From the Internet’s earliest days, programmers would congregate inchat rooms and on forums to ask questions, swap code, and brag about their latest software masterpieces. The old stereotype of the anti-social, code-obsessed geek couldn’t be further from the truth. Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name — or at least, your IRC handle.Thanks to the…See More
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Mark W. Bender commented on Ewout Wierda's blog post 'If you're a developer and haven't contributed to an Open Source project, why not?'
@Peter - like in "live" poker, a person can always ask for a "table change" if they don't like the poker table where they are currently playing. Hopefully this recent change in the OSM board will be like a "table…
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Matt Silverman - 4 Key Web Developer Community Resources
http://mashable.com/2010/04/15/web-developer-communities/
From the Internet’s earliest days, programmers would congregate in chat rooms and on forums to ask questions, swap code, and brag about their latest software masterpieces. The old stereotype of the anti-social, code-obsessed geek couldn’t be further from the truth. Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name —… Continue
From the Internet’s earliest days, programmers would congregate in chat rooms and on forums to ask questions, swap code, and brag about their latest software masterpieces. The old stereotype of the anti-social, code-obsessed geek couldn’t be further from the truth. Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name —… Continue
Posted on April 15, 2010 at 2:21pm
Greg Ferenstein - The Science of Building Trust With Social Media
http://mashable.com/2010/02/24/social-media-trust/
The Internet-era has made establishing trust an increasingly complicated issue. Our finely tuned ability to read facial expressions does not apply to e-mail, and emoticons are, at best, an imperfect substitute for sarcastic inflection (raise your hand if you’ve ever gotten into trouble for typing something that was meant to… Continue
The Internet-era has made establishing trust an increasingly complicated issue. Our finely tuned ability to read facial expressions does not apply to e-mail, and emoticons are, at best, an imperfect substitute for sarcastic inflection (raise your hand if you’ve ever gotten into trouble for typing something that was meant to… Continue
Posted on February 26, 2010 at 4:48pm — 1 Comment
Shannon Noack - Common Misconceptions about Web Designers
http://sixrevisions.com/web_design/common-misconceptions-about-web-designers/
Good read! I wonder how many of us can see ourselves in some of the areas mentioned in this article?
As a web designer, I’m proud to be a part of an Apple-loving, forward thinking, technologically advanced group of people that devour tutorials and web design blogs, hoping to… Continue
Good read! I wonder how many of us can see ourselves in some of the areas mentioned in this article?
As a web designer, I’m proud to be a part of an Apple-loving, forward thinking, technologically advanced group of people that devour tutorials and web design blogs, hoping to… Continue
Posted on February 7, 2010 at 2:30pm
Martina Skender - How To Create Creativity
http://sixrevisions.com/creativity/how-to-create-creativity/
Interesting article. Maybe our Joomla! Community can benefit from some "creative" thinking at this point in time.
‘Creative’ is the most popular adjective in the design world. Everybody wants to be a creative individual, find a creative solution, or… Continue
Interesting article. Maybe our Joomla! Community can benefit from some "creative" thinking at this point in time.
‘Creative’ is the most popular adjective in the design world. Everybody wants to be a creative individual, find a creative solution, or… Continue
Posted on February 7, 2010 at 1:46pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 8:31pm on February 14, 2010,
Jo Snow said… - Leaders may not realize there is a problem until followers talk about the problems
- At 10:20am on October 7, 2009,
Jeremy Wilken said… - Hi Mark, it was created before K2 Stable, which has a converter built in. However, I have to update it and was away for about 2 months until recently, so I haven't gotten to it yet!
- At 11:22am on September 29, 2009,
Amy Stephen said…
- All right! Thanks for jumping in! Look forward to learning more about Joomla! with you and getting to know you better on this social network, too!
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