Rafael Diaz-Tushman
Rafael Diaz-Tushman
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As a design firm, we're constantly looking for more developers to join (and stay) on our team, but it seems all the good ones are already doing their own things (commendable!!) - so for all you…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Stephen Oct 18, 2009.

 

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Rafael Diaz-Tushman replied to Júlio Pontes's discussion 'NoixFLAPP Framework' in the group Developers
neat!
Apr 13, 2010
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Stian Didriksen commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
I agree with Amy here, great work Rafael!
Mar 14, 2010
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Amy Stephen commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
Rafael - you are my hero! THANK YOU for hanging in there with them, over the past several months, and helping expose this architectural issue. Looks like Sam's lightbulb might have flickered on. Hopefully, this will be addressed in 1.6. I am…
Mar 14, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
@proposing changes to 1.6: I've made two separate proposals related to this…
Mar 14, 2010
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Ewout Wierda commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
I don't have coding skills on the level you all have, but recently I was thinking that it would be nice if the use of every core component would be preceded by a plugin check that allows redirection to another component. So one would make a…
Mar 13, 2010
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Ivo Apostolov commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
I got it Rafael :) Tienda looks very promising.
Mar 12, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
Ivo, you're making my point for me. It would be GREAT if we could apply the same logic that is used to override JFilterOutput in those plugins. Unfortunately, however, the com_user (or any core components) entrypoint files do not use…
Mar 12, 2010
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Ivo Apostolov commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
Same logic was applied in Protos SEF, Phoca Internationalization plugin and the Unicode Slugs plugin. All of these overwrite the class related to automated creation of aliases.
Mar 12, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
Oh, things are busier today then they have ever been for Dioscouri... and I'm not complaining at all :-) @being able to find it -- you're right, i probably should outline in further detail here within the blog post exactly what we did.…
Mar 12, 2010
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Amy Stephen commented on Rafael Diaz-Tushman's blog post 'Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components'
Rafael - thanks for sharing this. I am buried right now, trying to finish a project. I am very interested in what you are talking about. I ran into the same challenge when I created a custom renderer. Now, I plan to spend some time (WHEN I FIND…
Mar 12, 2010
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Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components

It is common knowledge within the Joomla Development Community that Joomla allows you to override the HTML output for any extension (including core ones) that use the Joomla MVC Framework. In itself, that is pretty exciting because it means that you can make an extension look however you want even without changing its core files, which would otherwise be known as "hacking" the core files.However, what if you wanted to override more than just the HTML output? For example, what if you wanted…See More
Blog post by Rafael Diaz-Tushman Mar 11, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Klas's blog post 'Joomla security issue - call for help on testing - extension dev's read this'
Klas, could you send me your fix. Please use rdiaztushman at dioscouri.com Cheers!
Jan 28, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Tess Neale's blog post 'Joomla blogosphere – Recommended reading'
I have to agree with Peter and the others who feel that Tess' review of noteworthy Joomla-related blogs is not damaging or controversial. See http://news.google.com/
Jan 27, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Amy Stephen's group 'JoomlaChix'
Wow, I didn't even know about that team within Ubuntu. What a great move by the Ubuntu community. Now you have me flipping through all their pages trying to learn more about how they manage the group... Bravo.
Jan 15, 2010
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Rafael Diaz-Tushman commented on Mitch Pirtle's blog post 'Joomla and non-code "bugs"'
Mitch, great post, and I'm wholeheartedly in favor of improving upon Joomla's Gforge with a Redmine-like project manager/issue-tracker/repository, but not just for the reason's you've mentioned. Consolidating all the disparate…
Jan 11, 2010

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Overriding the Logic in Core (or any!) Joomla Components

It is common knowledge within the Joomla Development Community that Joomla allows you to override the HTML output for any extension (including core ones) that use the Joomla MVC Framework. In itself,

that is pretty exciting because it means that you can make an extension look however you want even without changing its core files, which would otherwise be known as "hacking" the core files.



However, what if you wanted to override more than just the HTML output? For…

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Posted on March 10, 2010 at 8:28pm — 10 Comments

Rafael Diaz-Tushman

Joomla Developers: Make Useful Dashboards!

For some time, the majority of Joomla components with a dashboard have used it as a "landing and branding" page with little use other than to display some large buttons and perhaps company branding. I have to admit, we at Dioscouri have also been guilty of "the useless dashboard" -- our entire 2008-2009 line includes one. And in our case, we went so far as to call the big buttons "user-friendly" (disgusting, Web 2.0 malarkey. Sorry.)



The Informative Dashboard - Making it… Continue

Posted on October 20, 2009 at 10:36am — 5 Comments

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At 1:27pm on April 22, 2010, Amy StephenAmy Stephen said…
Happy Birthday! :)
At 7:33am on September 29, 2009, Rita LewisRita Lewis said…
Hi Rafael. I look forward to learning so many things here.
At 4:00pm on September 27, 2009, Amy StephenAmy Stephen said…
Yea! Thanks, Rafael, for joining us. Obviously, you have much you can share with other Joomla! developers. You have accomplished a great deal as a developer company and you've done so with respect for Joomla!'s license. Please feel free (and encouraged!) to share information, concerns you have about Joomla!, or ideas on how we might collaborate. I'm looking forward to getting to know you better and also to learn more from you. Thanks, again, for joining in!
 
 
 

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