Johan Janssens @ Barcelona Joomla!Day 2009
Albeit a brief chat, it seems the sessions are going really well and the community in Spain is quite strong. A funny aside, there were a few 'nervous' individuals in the audience, no doubt wondering what Johan might say about the current state of play.
You can see the thrust of his first presentation below. If you read the slides closely, you will notice the quote I derived from a pub only last night has already travelled the globe!!!
Joomla!Day Es Keynote
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Later he will be presenting about the Nooku Framework project and the various magical innovations coming soon to the Joomlasphere.
Ever the intrepid traveller, Johan, he sends his best wishes to everyone here and hopes we are keeping our spirits up during some challenging times.
He says Buena Suerte to all :)
Addendum:
Since the initial post, Johan has conducted his Nooku Framework presentation. By all accounts this was quite a hit with loads of developers keen to get involved with the Nooku way of doing things — coding intelligence, coding efficiency, coding speed in a fun and friendly supportive dev environment.
Essentially, make more of your time with a more-powerful friend — Nooku.
Johan's most powerful example was through Ninjaboard, developed by Daniel Chapman and his crew. There were plenty of oohs and ahs, when Johan demonstrated an 80% reduction in code in the Ninjaboard refactoring using Nooku Framework.
Then Johan touched on how Nooku tightens up security due to it requiring less code to achieve the same end through reusability and inherent usability. "Write less code to lower the risk of vulnerabilities," Johan said. Provide advanced automatic security features out of the box."
Slideshare below:
Disclaimer: I am a member of the Nooku team and proudly supportive of it as the most powerful alley that Joomla 1.5 has, so apart from my love of Joomla my Nooku bias is no doubt evident here. Look forward to a next generation of more powerful, elegant software by those developers who adopt Nooku as the framework of choice. As Rastin Mehr says: "It really is the MVC Joomla's always needed."
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Tags: framework:, johan janssens, joomla, joomladay, nooku
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Comment by Amy Stephen on December 12, 2009 at 11:13am
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That is a heck of a nice presentation. Thanks for sharing and Johan, thanks for your travels for Joomla!, and HELLO SPAIN!
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Comment by Torkil Johnsen on December 13, 2009 at 5:22am -
I think this Nooku promotion really was too modest! :)
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Comment by Stian Didriksen on December 13, 2009 at 7:27am -
Great presentation!
And thanks for mentioning Ninjaboard :)
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Comment by Mark Simpson on December 13, 2009 at 7:36am -
As previously mentioned, great presentation!.. and thanks for the write-up, Peter.
Nice to see Ninjaboard get a mention. Stian has been leading that effort and can't stop talking about Nooku. You know he's in love with the framework when he tries to sell it to me... a mere designer!
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Comment by Stian Didriksen on December 13, 2009 at 9:15am
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@Mark lol, well I do love it.
I'm the stereotypical early adopter, so I fall in love with bleeding edge tech all the time.
But I usually get either bored with it after a while or loose interest.
This is not the case with Nooku fw however, 6 months since I started using it, and still going strong!
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Comment by Rastin Mehr on December 13, 2009 at 10:38am -
Great reminders about Spirit of collaboration, keeping it fun, and good governance in the Johan's presentation. Thank you so much :D
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Comment by Rastin Mehr on December 13, 2009 at 11:09am
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Just went through the Nooku presentation. It speaks for itself on so many levels, GO ... NOOKU!
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Comment by Klas on December 13, 2009 at 11:19am -
Looks very, very interesting.
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Comment by Gerlof Koopmans on December 14, 2009 at 4:48am -
Interesting discussion between Peter Russell and Andrew Eddie overhere:
http://brian.teeman.net/joomla-gps/stand-up-speak-out.html#comment-...
Looks positive to me!
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@Gerlof - thank you for pointing that conversation out. Good to see Pete and Andrew openly talking and setting aside problems from the past with focusing on the code base. I would love to see some of nooku in 1.6, even if it's just a class or two, at this late point. Looks positive to me, as well. +++
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