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alledia commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Call to OSM regarding Joomla Press: Official Joomla! Book'
Thanks Herman - yes, we've definitely heard on this especially when it comes to the "Official" label. We'll aim to get answers on this ASAP.
We're also working on making the TM rules more user-friendly. That page is…
alledia commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Call to OSM regarding Joomla Press: Official Joomla! Book'
Yes, it's something that's been floating around for quite a while now. Barrie even gave me some advice on this last summer (similar to your thoughts).
I believe it hadn't been made public before now because Pearson wanting to handle…
alledia commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Call to OSM regarding Joomla Press: Official Joomla! Book'
Hi Amy
Awkward situation for me here. I accepted an offer to write one of these books in summer 2009 and then in early 2010 accepted a role on OSM. That put me in an awkward situation and meant I needed to recuse myself from any OSM discussions…
alledia commented on Martin Blodau's blog post 'Connect the Joomla! event teams and spread the inspiration. NOW!'
Me and Robert put that form up a few weeks ago and it now goes to Google Docs which is great.
Previously the form disappeared into the bowels of CiviCRM (the black hole for data). We'll see if we can retrieve anything useful from it.
alledia commented on Martin Blodau's blog post 'Connect the Joomla! event teams and spread the inspiration. NOW!'
Hi Martin
This might be one good place to start: http://twitter.com/joomla/joomla-days
I tried to collect every Joomla Day that was on Twitter.
I'll ask if we have any OSM records on this.
alledia commented on Martin Blodau's blog post 'Connect the Joomla! event teams and spread the inspiration. NOW!'
Hi All
This is a really great initiative. If you need anything from OSM while Robert is away, feel free to ping me.
Hi Nick
My general feeling in this situation is that we should eat our own dog food.
If we're telling people Joomla is the…
alledia commented on Martin Blodau's blog post 'Connect the Joomla! event teams and spread the inspiration. NOW!'
Hi Martin
I'm sure Robert would be willing to help get this done in his role as Events team lead. If you don't have his contact details, feel free to send me a message here and I'll put the two of you in touch.
alledia commented on ssnobben's blog post 'CMS usage statistics Drupal 42,04% popularity and Joomla 7,96 ?'
Even Drupal people have a laugh about this ... something in Builtwith's system leads it to think that just about every site is built with Drupal. It's a known bug.
alledia commented on Herman Peeren's blog post 'A fund for people who don't have easy access to Joomla! books'
A very good idea Herman.
I don't have a book out, but if needed we can throw in some free subscriptions to our Joomla classes http://OSTraining.com. That's pretty much everything people need to know to get started and no shipping needed…
Cristina Solana commented on alledia's blog post 'Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites'
Hey Robert, thanks for the compliment. These sites should be on the shortlist for future case studies. Tesco is pretty new and we should add Gorillaz site to the list too.
alledia commented on Marcos Peebles's blog post 'The world according to Joomla!'
Hey guys - what a great post. Would either of you mind running this on joomla.org?
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!
C O'Shea commented on alledia's blog post 'Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites'
" tescoacademy.com uses an invalid security certificate." #fail i think
Robert Vining commented on alledia's blog post 'Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites'
That would be great Steve. I agree, what you're doing with the quick overviews really gets them in the public eye as soon as you discover them and shouldn't stop.
Hope I didn't come across that way.
Thanks again.
alledia commented on alledia's blog post 'Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites'
Nice, that works well. In that case we'll limit ourselves to the discovery side of things .... just digging up and briefly mention interesting Joomla sites.
I have some leads for in-depth interviews that I can send over.
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Case Studies of Successful Joomla Websites
Earlier this month I went to the CMS Expo in Chicago and had the chance to talk with a lot of Joomla business people from across North America.
One thing that people told me frequently was that they wanted to see more examples of Joomla success stories that they could show to potential clients when bidding for projects.
So, we've started a Joomla Portfolio section on joomla.org. Here are the first four… Continue
One thing that people told me frequently was that they wanted to see more examples of Joomla success stories that they could show to potential clients when bidding for projects.
So, we've started a Joomla Portfolio section on joomla.org. Here are the first four… Continue
Posted on May 25, 2010 at 6:30am — 9 Comments
Better Communication With the Joomla Community
Some of you have, perhaps ... maybe ... just a little ... just one or twice ... had a teensy, weensy, tiny, quiet moan about the communication coming from the Joomla team.
Time to improve on both sides:
- Better communication from the Joomla team
- More constructive ideas from you guys
With your help, we'll design and implement a better and most consistent structure for all major decisions made by the Joomla team.
There are two questions we…
ContinuePosted on March 24, 2010 at 11:30am — 11 Comments
Interview with Azrul, Mike Carson and Sam Moffatt
Hey All
Part 4 of our series of blog posts about major Joomla websites and the developers who built them.
This week is Azrul, Mike Carson and Sam Moffat talking about Linux.com and other things.
http://community.joomla.org/blogs/community/1137-linuxcom-part2.html
Oh, and there's some big Jomsocial news in there too :)
If you have a major or particularly interesting… Continue
Part 4 of our series of blog posts about major Joomla websites and the developers who built them.
This week is Azrul, Mike Carson and Sam Moffat talking about Linux.com and other things.
http://community.joomla.org/blogs/community/1137-linuxcom-part2.html
Oh, and there's some big Jomsocial news in there too :)
If you have a major or particularly interesting… Continue
Posted on March 24, 2010 at 10:55am — 3 Comments
Interview with Dan Lopez About Linux.com
Hey All
Part 3 of our series of blog posts about major Joomla websites and the developers who built them.
This week is Dan Lopez talking about Linux.com
http://community.joomla.org/blogs/community/1132-linuxcom.html
If you have a major or particularly interesting website project under your belt, drop me a line to… Continue
Part 3 of our series of blog posts about major Joomla websites and the developers who built them.
This week is Dan Lopez talking about Linux.com
http://community.joomla.org/blogs/community/1132-linuxcom.html
If you have a major or particularly interesting website project under your belt, drop me a line to… Continue
Posted on March 15, 2010 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment
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- At 9:33am on October 6, 2009,
Amy Stephen said…
- Steve - Thanks for joining in. In case there might be someone who doesn't know you (or hasn't seen a picture of your beautiful daughter) there is a place to introduce yourself. Lots of good discussions going on. A place to add RSS feeds, events, photos, nice to have you here. You are an important part of Joomla!.
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