"Looks like a lot of good ideas have been brought forward already. So I'll just reiterate those I think are most important.
A pure Joomla solution seems lika the obvious choice. It would be a good showcase, and would hopefully be a good joint…"
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Olle Johansson replied to Robert Vining's discussion What features do you want to see in the new ATAAW?
Olle Johansson replied to Alex Andreae's discussion What's your approach to starting a new extension?"I used to have a skeleton component that I made a copy of, and then run a little script which updated stuff like table names and such. When it's a plugin or a module, I usually just make a copy of an old one that's most similar to the new…"
"You are one"original Joomla!." Would be interested in hearing your perspectives on how the community has changed over the years.
Saw from your intro that you are creating an app using "ExtJS against a REST API backend."…"
Olle Johansson commented on Stian Didriksen's blog post Joomla list ordering, meet Mootools sortables"Looking great, love those kinds of things to make the administration easier. And this is one in particular is one that's bugged me a lot."
Olle Johansson replied to Amy Stephen's discussion Introductions"I live in Stockholm, which IS the capital of Sweden! =) Sometime around Mambo 4.0.x a friend of mine showed me the CMS and I fell for it immediately. It was everything I had been looking for in a CMS but never found. Finally I could scrap my own…"
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- I've been developing extensions since Mambo 4.0.x.
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 11:52pm on January 31, 2010,
Amy Stephen said…
- Happy Birthday!
- At 12:18am on September 30, 2009,
- You are one"original Joomla!." Would be interested in hearing your perspectives on how the community has changed over the years.
Saw from your intro that you are creating an app using "ExtJS against a REST API backend." That's very cool, cutting edge stuff.
Interesting how Web services are evolving. Makes me wonder sometimes what form Web sites will take in the future, if there will be a visual interface to them or if personal portals and devices will access remote data.
It's good for the group to have someone with your depth of experience with the community involved. Thank you.
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