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International Joomla! Day/Conference/Meeting in Germany 30. May - 1.June
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Copy of my blog postsnipp ---Some weeks ago we have finished our Joomla!Day here in Germany. One of our attendees gave me the name of a cheap and good location for our next Joomla!day. I have booked…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Stephen Oct 13, 2009.
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Robert Deutz commented on Martin Blodau's blog post 'Connect the Joomla! event teams and spread the inspiration. NOW!'
Hi Martin,
I hope you were having a bad day when you wrote your post.
You got for your Joomlanight-idea OSM's and my personal full support:
- We offered you financial support once we saw a solid budget ( still waiting to see the budget).
- We…
Robert Deutz commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Joomla! 1.5.20 Exploit, Temporary Fix and Tracker Item'
it's the short version of $failed = $failed | (strstr(urldecode($key), '<') !== false);
I really don't like the short version, I think it doesn't helps to understands what's going on.
Robert Deutz commented on Svein Wisnaes's blog post 'Time for a new language file format in Joomla?'
some months ago I found http://mygengo.com/string/ and I think this could be a good tool for creating language files. My first test were not so successfully, but it is beta and I think in the meantime they made some progress.
Robert Deutz commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Paul Delbar of Delius shows how to use one|content to Build Complex Sites with Joomla!'
We have uploaded the video here: http://jandbeyond.org/video.html
Robert Deutz commented on Michel van Agtmaal's blog post 'Is Joomla All American?'
No, Joomla! is ahead of the times :-)
Mathias Verraes commented on Robert Deutz's event 'J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference'
We finally got round to posting our presentation proposals: http://bit.ly/91dPsP There's something for everybody: users, integrators, and developers :-)
Robert Deutz commented on Ivo Apostolov's blog post 'Fears come true...'
Ivo,
we are in a process of finding a solution for a problem and Elin's posting is the report of the actual state. Not more not less.
Robert
Marcos Peebles commented on Robert Deutz's event 'J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference'
ps: And as the event is on Sunday, where is the dance floor for Saturday night?
Marcos Peebles commented on Robert Deutz's event 'J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference'
What about the hotels/accommodations, as it is a three day event and the whole idea is also having fun (and I on a personal note I very much like fun, I hear you guys bragging about beers all the time ;-) well, try me on the subject, I have some…
Robert Deutz commented on Michel van Agtmaal's blog post '"Great, But How's The Support?" at J and Beyond'
Is a presentation not per definition self promoting? People talk about the topics they have a knowlege from. We will take care if a presention is a commercial, but if we don't get all commercials people are old and wise enough to do what…
Klas commented on Robert Deutz's event 'J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference'
The cheapes:t 722.63 EUR (988$) @ http://www.belmondo.si/letalske-karte
As 99.999% of you won't understand the language here is google translation
Joe LeBlanc commented on Robert Deutz's event 'J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference'
Brian: which dates did you enter? I'm not finding anything less than $1150. Or is there some airport near Frankfort that people connect to via train?
In any event, not complaining. And yeah, it was quicker for me to attend the original…
Joe LeBlanc commented on Robert Deutz's event 'J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference'
Having organized conferences myself, I have to say this: it's much easier to organize one in your own city rather than try to do one elsewhere. While I'm sure there's probably a Joomla user somewhere in Dubai, it's not going to…
Klas commented on Robert Deutz's blog post 'JandBeyond Website is Online'
gr8 work!
keep on doing it in a cool and fun way
Amy Stephen commented on Robert Deutz's blog post 'JandBeyond Website is Online'
Robert, Fotis, Brian, and Alex -
We're going to look back and see J and Beyond as a MUCH NEEDED positive LEAP forward for the Joomla! Community. Not only is the site drop dead sexy, but it's community driven and it features what members…
Peter Russell commented on Robert Deutz's blog post 'JandBeyond Website is Online'
It's way cool.
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JandBeyond Website is Online
Hi,
the JanBeyond Website is online. Please Register, submit proposal for talks and training.
We hope you like it.
Thanks to all helping us to bring the site online.
Robert
the JanBeyond Website is online. Please Register, submit proposal for talks and training.
We hope you like it.
Thanks to all helping us to bring the site online.
Robert
Posted on February 8, 2010 at 6:05am — 6 Comments
Pre-Event-Tasks International Joomla Conference in Germany
I have made me some thoughts about the event, mainly about the days before. Jeremy has is written in the brainstorming topic that it would be perfect, if we have pre-event-programm. Here what I can offer:
I am available the two/tree days before, so people can fly to Bruessels Airport and come to my home city… Continue
I am available the two/tree days before, so people can fly to Bruessels Airport and come to my home city… Continue
Posted on December 10, 2009 at 9:16am — 2 Comments
Open Letter International Joomla Conference
Open Letter and invitation for participation and support for an International Joomla Conference to OpenSourceMatters, The Project, The Leadership, Production and Community Team, any Joomla! working group and any community member.
It started as a simple offer for a place and date and the response was amazing. Many people liked the idea of meeting people in person on an international basis. We all know, have heard about or have participated and know what fun and great… Continue
Posted on October 21, 2009 at 11:28am — 44 Comments
International Joomla! Day/Conference/Meeting in Germany 30. May - 1.June
Some weeks ago we have finished our Joomla!Day here in Germany. One of our attendees gave me the name of a cheap and good location for our next Joomla!day. I have booked the location 2 days later, because it is so cheap that booking can't be a mistake. I'd like to offer this location for an "International Joomla! Day/Conference/Meeting".
Where it is?
It is near Wiesbaden/Frankfurt with good public transport possibilities and via Frankfurt with good flight connections… Continue
Where it is?
It is near Wiesbaden/Frankfurt with good public transport possibilities and via Frankfurt with good flight connections… Continue
Posted on October 9, 2009 at 10:30am — 18 Comments
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- At 9:08pm on November 25, 2009,
Amy Stephen said…
- Happy Birthday, Robert!
- At 8:59am on October 16, 2009,
Torkil Johnsen said… - Hi Robert!
We want to organize a developers event, primarily for Norwegians/Scandinavians, to kind of try to create a community to begin with. Many people use Joomla, but not many of these do ever meet or even collaborate.
As for event contents, we want to divide the event into two parallel sessions. One that focuses on development primarily, and code, code, code :) That's why we have invited the Mathias and Johan from Nooku/Joomlatools to come north to our event.
In the other session we want to focus on stuff interesting to your average Joomla Users/Administrators (i.e. non-geeky people), to give them inspiration, ideas on new opportunities, whats happening in Joomla development, new/upcoming extensions, show and tell and stuff like that. Possibly also non-Joomla stuff that is more generally webrelated, like website analysis, user experience, seo, etc.
So first and foremost a social event, but hopefully also an event that everyone can leave feeling they have learned something new.
They way I see it, we will have to move it forward a bit, possibly earlier May or late April. We have not booked a venue or sent out invitations yet, so that's no problem for us. The reason why we chose late May, is because early and mid May is crammed with holidays here in Norway. Liberation day, Workers day, Acsencion day, National Day, and whatnot. April might be a bit early for us too, and June feels too close to summer vacations. So right now it seems that late April, early or mid May might be our best fit.
- Torkil
- At 8:44am on October 5, 2009,
- It's great having you here, Robert. Lots of good energy coming out of the Joomla! Day Germany - good to see, we could use some positive vibes! It's also been nice to see so many "old timers" still using Joomla! and doing some very cool things.
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