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Showing people good web practices in extensions development
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From the first minute I've joined this network I began to believe that together we can really make this world better. The…Continue
Tags: collaboration, extensions, help
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amy Stephen Oct 19, 2009.
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Oleg Nesterov commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'All Together, As A Whole Proudly Introduces Molajo™ and jZenGarden'
WOW, that's exciting!
Oleg Nesterov commented on Marco Barbosa's blog post 'Minima: Call to testers!'
Bravo Marco. As I told you during J and Beyond: nobody could even expect that Joomla admin might look like this!
Oleg Nesterov commented on Amy Stephen's blog post 'Oleg Nesterov: Joomla Extensions Kung Fu from JandBeyond'
Thank you, Amy :-)
Oleg Nesterov commented on Robert Vining's blog post 'The ATAAW Logo Contest Winner is...'
I like it, thanks
Troy Thomas Hall replied to Oleg Nesterov's discussion 'Types of the Learning Material You Prefer' in the group Learning
While I enjoy most forms of speech, and am a avid book reader, as of late I've come to appreciate video tutorials that are very complete much much more. They allow me to see and hear more of what the "Mentor" is trying to explain then…
Oleg Nesterov replied to Arunoda Susiripala's discussion 'GSOC 2010 and Ideas' in the group Developers
FYI: J! already got some useful tools for extensions tasks. Check them out:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/miscellaneous/development
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/tools/development-tools
The JDevTools (GSoC 2009 project) ides was…
Oleg Nesterov replied to Arunoda Susiripala's discussion 'GSOC 2010 and Ideas' in the group Developers
This looks interesting. I'd like to participate as a mentor this year too. See you there ;-)
Oleg Nesterov replied to Arunoda Susiripala's discussion 'GSOC 2010 and Ideas' in the group Developers
Arunoda, this command line tools is a nice idea. I saw a couple of attempts to achieve this. The last one was 2009's GSoC project called JDevTools which I was mentoring. Unfortunately the development was stuck after GSoC.
Let's see…
Oleg Nesterov replied to Tom Fuller's discussion 'Local File Inclusion Exploit - how to stop' in the group Security
As was previously mentioned here, the correct usage of the request filters will save you from being hacked:
if ($controller = JRequest::getWord('controller')) {
$path = JPATH_COMPONENT . DS . 'controllers' . DS . $controller .…
Oleg Nesterov replied to Alex Kempkens's discussion 'Web agency / job forum' in the group J and Beyond - An International Joomla Conference
This is a great idea: professionals (companies) meet professionals (developers).
Amy Stephen replied to Oleg Nesterov's discussion 'Types of the Learning Material You Prefer' in the group Learning
That's nice, Gary, but I think her question was more specific.
Amy Stephen replied to Oleg Nesterov's discussion 'Types of the Learning Material You Prefer' in the group Learning
@Hilary - we don't have ability to move posts, and I am not worried about it being here. If you wanted to open a blog post to discuss this topic, it might be noticed more. But that's up to you.
Gary Brooks replied to Oleg Nesterov's discussion 'Types of the Learning Material You Prefer' in the group Learning
Hilary,
I think if the right company is selected then they will support the community and provide additional training material back to the community. This should be a win win for the community.
The right company will also work with the community…
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- At 9:48am on October 26, 2009,
Amy Stephen said…
- Like your avatar!
- At 8:11am on October 1, 2009,
- Dude. I missed saying "Welcome" to you at arrival. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all you do for Joomla!. You are making the project better. Keep on doing what you do!
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