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July 21st 2008: The html list of links generated by the RubberDoc plugin does not close properly . To fix this issue:
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I would like to thank all Joomla community members (Robyn, Jeannette, Marc, Robbie, Saulo, Bridgette, Ryan, Bica, Yvonne, Wade, Tony, Dave, Len, and Jack) who have kindly tested the RubberDoc extension and provide valuable suggestions and bug reports. Ash and I have been busy during the weekend fixing numerous bugs and making improvements to the Document Manager Joomla! extension.
Private messages are welcome too, but there will be a consulting fee involved.
Thank you 
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We have around 120+ people in the room which is more than the number of people who attended the Tazzu WordPress Camp. Who thought that Joomla! is not as well known as Drupal or WordPress in Vancouver? We proved them all wrong!
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Just heard from a friend that a client looking for a “Joomla Expert” hung up on them after hearing their rates. Apparently some people still think that just because they can go and download a free copy of Joomla, Drupal, or WordPress that means any service provided in that domain should be cheap or free as well.
Reality is that Free in open source mostly refers to freedom to read and change the code to make it suit your project goals.
Continue reading ‘Open Source developers aren’t free or cheap either’
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As you might have read the announcement on the rmd Studio website, we are organizing the Vancouver Joomla Day on the June 12th 2008 with the help of other associates in our circle such as Wendy Robinson, Tazzu (Vancouver’s Business & Technology) Community, PeerGlobe Technology, and JenTekk Web Solutions.
We have made some changes to the event’s schedule, because we though the original plan was a little too developers focused and we didn’t want to rule out the non-developer Joomla enthusiasts, Marketers, and Social Media consultants from attending this community driven event.
In the new schedule we have considered 6 project spotlight time slots, each 15 minutes long for those who have been involed with a Joomla related project and would like to share some insights with the rest of community members. If you have developed any projects in Joomla you might be interested to do a small presentation on the Joomla Day. For more information please read this post on the Tazzu blog
There is a one hour lunch break from 12:00 to 1:00 PM where we get to socialize a bit
From 4:40 to 5:30 there will be more time for us to spend some time sharing ideas and asking questions. This is your opportunity to meet some of the Joomla Core developers and many other people who are involved in this great project in person.
We are looking forward to seeing you there. If you haven’t purchased your tickets, you can do it here:
We have also listed the Vancouver Joomla Day event on the facebook. If you would like to know who else is attending or help us spread the word, Please RSVP here:
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