|
While I enjoy the title and the perks, like the CEO parking space (my bike in the office) and the CEO airline upgrades (every seat on jetBlue is first class), I believe a better term to associate with my position is “custodian” or possibly “steward”. I mean, look at this photo here. That’s me, Ryan the Builder, with PICnet’s good friend Susan Finkelpearl of Free Range Studios. What word comes to mind there, “CEO” or “custodian”? So now that Joomla! has decided to go Mootools, we have done some really cool stuff with it. Unfortunately I can’t give you any links because of NDA legal reqs, but one of the cool things I have done was extended the Mootools Accordion to allow for Show All/Collapse All. To my surprise it was very easy to do in Mootools. Creates a really nice effect.
Register at the Joomla Day USA Web site We’re really excited to see everyone there, but remember, attendance is limited to the first 125 registrants. Thanks to everyone who’s helped in the promotion of this day (especially Peter Russell), and all the help from my fellow PICnetters to make this a reality. Additionally, kudos to our friends at Aspiration for providing their facilitating skills!
Thanks to Roshani for her hard work to make these OneWorld Peer Learning Exchanges occur, and to my co-presenters Alan Rosenblatt and Guy Stevens for their contributions.
Now to be clear, SlideShowPro has been created as a stand-alone Flash-based system by Todd Dominey down in Atlanta, Georgia. What is most impressive about it, aside from the stunning looks of a typical interface with it from the front-end, is the ease in which you can manage images and their metadata. While there are some features that need to be mastered from Flash (that’s right, dig up your Macromedia, er, Adobe suites) this seems to be a good fit for organizations that really want to have an eye-popping slideshow system based in Flash. Congrats to Casey for a job well done on the integration project. When a Non-Profit Soapbox client gets an intro like this from a media outlet, it’s great:
When you wake up to find it lands on the homepage of the CS Monitor, it’s amazing! A greener planet begins under the kitchen sink Congrats to Diane MacEachern for all her hard work in helping women make this world a better place. Last week, Peter Russell from Joomla Juice, the leading Joomla podcast, interviewed moi regarding our efforts in putting together the first Joomla! Day in the United States, as well as the effects of Joomla and open source in the non-profit sector. Listen to the show directly from the player on the Joomla Juice site or subscribe to the podcast (highly recommended). Notes include:
|
Take advantage of our free 30-day trial. No credit card required.Sign Up now!
I just had a great online discussion with PICnetter Tim, who rightfully thinks I’m crazy for the hours I put into my work. Luckily, Tim and I were able to see eye-to-eye on a leadership development method called 
In an effort to help spread the word of open source content management systems (CMS) and constituent relationship management systems (CRM), I was asked to give a talk at OneWorld on March 28, 2007 to the 
There’s quite a number of photo galleries available for Joomla, with ports from stand-alone systems to full Joomla components. Every so often there’s a marriage between a great gallery and a Joomla extension that seems to have the right touches. The latest of these is 
.png)
