May 19, 2010 JoomStew Radio Show – Planning Your Community
Looks to be another great show lining up for this week! Here's just some of the topics we will cover:
- Planning Your Community - Chapter 2 from The Art of Community by Jono Bacon
- Joomla 1.6 Beta 1 Released! - We take a quick look at the first Beta from Joomla! in over a year.
- ATAAW Call to Action - This has already been a huge success with over 46 community members signing up to help the bug stomping initiative to move Joomla! Forward.
- Special Guest Nicholas Dionysopoulos from Akeeba Backup - We talk to Nicholas and find out what his thoughts are on the new found energy flowing around the project from a 3rd Party Devs perspective.
- Bug Stomping 101 - The first in a series of tutorials and videos on how to get involved with the Joomla Bug Squad from the admins of ATAAW.
- Interview with Johan Janssens and Shayne Bartlett of Nooku Framework fame and the creator of Joomla! 1.5. We discuss some of the topics covered in this weeks chapter and ask a few other fun questions... good time for sure from those guys.
10 Minutes of Truth – Pirate Ships
Yesterday I awoke to find an exciting announcement that I had been appointed Host and Spokesman for the website All Together As A Whole (ATAAW), the Independent Joomla Developers and Site Builders Network with over 700 members. This was great news, and something I look forward to participating in.
This small network of Joomla professionals has grown seemingly overnight with the guidance of Amy Stephen, the original creator of the group. In just 6 short months it's been the launchpad for the Joomla Community Magazine resurrection, gave organizers of the J and Beyond International Conference a staging area for early planning and offers folks a place to hang out where freedom rings and words just flow uninhibited.
It just works and does well at bringing people together. Something the Joomla Community sorely needed.
I spent a few minutes reading all the well wishes and kudos to Amy for all she's done for us before returning to check my morning mail.


