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Robert Schely
Submitted by Robert Schely on Tue, 03/20/2007 - 22:55.
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Attendance:
Both days
Role(s):
I'm a hardcore developer for an OSCMS; I write patches in the morning based on my nocturnal scribbling
Company/Organization:
Joomla!
Louis Landry
Submitted by Louis Landry on Tue, 03/20/2007 - 22:53.
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Attendance:
Both days
Role(s):
I'm a hardcore developer for an OSCMS; I write patches in the morning based on my nocturnal scribbling
Company/Organization:
Joomla!
Andy Miller
Submitted by Andy Miller on Tue, 03/20/2007 - 22:52.
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Attendance:
Both days
Role(s):
I'm a service provider; I sell services or products around an OSCMS
Location:
Joomla!
Jacob Singh
Submitted by Jacob Singh on Thu, 03/15/2007 - 16:49.
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Attendance:
Both days
Role(s):
I'm a hardcore developer for an OSCMS; I write patches in the morning based on my nocturnal scribbling
I'm a service provider; I sell services or products around an OSCMS
Company/Organization:
CivicActions
Web site:
http://www.civicactions.com/
Isabell Schulz
Submitted by isapisa on Mon, 02/19/2007 - 00:29.
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Role(s):
I'm a decision maker; I'm here to scope out which CMS our organization will choose
Writing Joomla! Extensions
Submitted by jlleblanc on Sat, 02/17/2007 - 14:34.
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CMS: Joomla!

Friday - 1:45pm - Friday - 2:45pm

Room:
room 3

Description:

Joomla! extensions are easy to build and even easier to distribute. They're the ideal method for incorporating existing PHP code into the Joomla! framework or adding new functionality. This session will cover the differences between the three extension types and when to use each. We'll also discover how a component, module, and plugin come together to create the Podcast Suite: a Joomla! based platform for publishing podcasts.

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Joseph LeBlanc
Submitted by jlleblanc on Fri, 02/16/2007 - 18:31.
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Role(s):
I'm a service provider; I sell services or products around an OSCMS
I'm a contributor; I work with an OSCMS by creating add-ons, translations, documentation, etc.
Position:
Freelance Software Developer
Location:
Arlington, VA
Web site:
http://www.jlleblanc.com
Alex Kempkens
Submitted by akede on Fri, 02/16/2007 - 13:48.
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Role(s):
I'm a hardcore developer for an OSCMS; I write patches in the morning based on my nocturnal scribbling
Company/Organization:
Joomla!
Position:
Core Team Member, responsible for events and multilingual solutions
Location:
Munich, Germany
Web site:
http://www.joomla.org
(Joomla!) How do manage multilingual content within a CMS
Submitted by akede on Fri, 02/16/2007 - 13:42.
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CMS: Joomla!

Friday - 11:30am - Friday - 12:30pm

Room:
room 3

Description:

The topic of multilingual content within websites is getting more and more important. Most of the existing OS CMS solutions provide full UTF-8 support and a list of translations for the general static text used. A implementation of the multilingual dynamic content is far more complex and needs quite some knowledge from the developers. Joomla! found a solution which supports all dynamic extensions and simplify the integration for the 3rd developers.

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Joomla! v 1.5 Templates
Submitted by AmyStephen on Fri, 02/16/2007 - 13:06.
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CMS: Joomla!

Thursday - 11:30am - Thursday - 12:30pm

Room:
room 3

Description:

A key strength of Joomla! is templating.

This session begins with an overview of the Joomla! template structure. Attendees will see how to modify the delivered template; locate and install free and commercial Joomla! templates; and, finally, markup an open source template for use with Joomla!.

The overview is intended to share basic options available for Joomla! designers but will not cover CSS techniques, SEO considerations, or the all time favorite debate on "tables versus div tags."

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