Category: Open-Source-Software
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A personal cloud with Nextcloud – But How and Why?
As you may have noticed I attended the Nextcloud Hackweek last week (day 1, day 2, day 3, day 4, day 5). I decided to help out with documentation in Github and I did a few little changes. The documentation ist separated into an Admin-, a User and a Developer Manual. I struggled a bit with […]
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Nextcloud Hackweek – Day 5 – Version 11, Foundation, Conference
Today was about the features of Nextcloud Version 11, “the foundation” and the first Nextcloud conference. Nextcloud Version 11 The first meeting was set up to collect and decide about features for the upcoming version 11 of Nextcloud. Each feature has it’s own history and story, e.g. 4 Byte support means, among other, Emojis support ;). Each feature has also it’s own difficulties or […]
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Nextcloud Hackweek – Day 1- People, Cloud, Vision, Documentation, Pizza, Beer
Yesterday I started my trip to Germany for attending the hackweek at Nextcloud headquarters in Stuttgart. The photo on top is taken where I started from. As you can imagine one has to be really motivated and curious to leave a place like this ;) I arrived on time today in the morning, my phone noticed […]
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4. It’s all about users, permissions, modules and articles
Back to 3. Design, Layout, Colors I know, we still have no content on our site but before we create it, let’s have a look on the user accounts of our new Joomla website. When you installed Joomla, you created the Super Administrator account. This user is allowed to do anything. It is nice to be that […]
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3. Design, Layout, Colors
Back to: 2. A fresh Joomla Installation The template is one of the most important pieces of a website. It provides the appearance, the design. The combination with relevant content motivates new visitors to stay on your site and explore. Regular visitors and users appreciate being on a site with a beautiful and useful design. […]
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2. A fresh Joomla Installation
Back to: 1. What is Joomla Panic …. where and what to download? Where to install? Why installing? What do I install? You have a few possibilities to start with Joomla. You can install Joomla on your local computer forever free at joomla.com on a server from your hosting provider on the 90-day free Joomla! […]
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1. What is Joomla?
As promised last week (Iron Blogger & Joomla) I’ll start to write more about Joomla! The next articles are the chapters of the book I wrote in January 2016 for the upcoming Version 3.5. Why should I get in contact with Joomla! and what is it all about. Joomla! is a free system for creating […]
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Iron Blogger & Joomla!
Last week, David Opati Aswani visited us here in Fitou, France. He is doing a lot for the Joomla project in East Africa and I met him for the first time in Bangalore, India at JWC15 (Joomla – A Social Movement In Tech Industry?). He invited me to CMSSummit 2016 in Kampala, Uganda and I […]
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I’m a reliable Drupal developer working as freelancer, not within a big agency
Two weeks ago Steve Burge was looking for “a reliable Drupal developer working as freelancer, not within a big agency”. Can anyone recommend a reliable Drupal developer working as a freelancers, not within a big agency? — Steve Burge (@SteveJBurge) January 27, 2016 and Roger Perren mentioned me @SteveJBurge try to contact @hagengraf — Roger […]