101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by tjay » Sat Aug 25, 2007 1:36 pm

We have some pros wondering around and helping us noobs
it is shaping up to be a good introduction. A sort of quick start group.
Currently we are learning to set up the IDE and how to communicate with one another

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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by billpatterson » Mon Aug 27, 2007 3:00 am

Well, I've been coding with PHP and MySQL for a while, but I haven't worked with an open source project yet, and know less about Joomla!  I'm looking forward to learning something about this.

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Post by seadap » Mon Aug 27, 2007 3:49 am

Trust me Fuquaha, you haven't missed anything.  We're just ramping up.  Welcome aboard!
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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by Rogue4ngel » Mon Aug 27, 2007 5:18 pm

It's been around for a short time... welcome aboard!
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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by Lyte » Thu Aug 30, 2007 8:26 pm

Hiddie Ho Y'all,  :)

This is the place for me!  I'm just "cracking the book" on CMSs and Lord is there a lot to learn!  Eek!    It's both exciting... cuz I have high hopes for some of my domains that have been sitting dormant... but it also feels a little daunting cuz there IS a lot to learn!  :-\

I'm so glad you guys created this lil oasis for us noobs (said with pride!) because it can be overwhelming to dig through all the more advance questions/issues/posts in the regular forum in the hopes of finding a post that will one, answer my "silly" question and two, answer it in the simplest of terms.  Anyway... 

Thanks again!

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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by seadap » Thu Aug 30, 2007 10:09 pm

Welcome aboard Lyte!  And feel free to contribute anything you've learned along the way.  - We're all in this together. -
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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by jalil » Tue Sep 04, 2007 9:21 am

welcome all, shoot away those questions! this is the place, yup.... :pop

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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by grebarius » Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:42 am

Ok. I know absolutely nothing about web programming languages for starters. I need to create an online community and stumbled upon the joomla/community builder combo. To me this seems better/easier than the open source social networking scripts such as phpibazi or elgg, although they have their strong points. I need private profiles, comments, private messaging, news tickers, calendar, forums, blog and rss, etc. I am under the impression that i can accomplish all of these things with joomla and some addons. Am i correct in thinking this? If so could you guys tell me where to start, if not could you maybe point me in the right direction?

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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by jalil » Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:47 pm

grebarius wrote:Ok. I know absolutely nothing about web programming languages for starters. I need to create an online community and stumbled upon the joomla/community builder combo. To me this seems better/easier than the open source social networking scripts such as phpibazi or elgg, although they have their strong points. I need private profiles, comments, private messaging, news tickers, calendar, forums, blog and rss, etc. I am under the impression that i can accomplish all of these things with joomla and some addons. Am i correct in thinking this? If so could you guys tell me where to start, if not could you maybe point me in the right direction?

Thanks


my own personal joomla! experience has been such that what you wanted above can be accomplished with ease. you need joomla! with relevant extensions( whats called components/modules/mambots ) which all can be foud in joomla! extensions, most of which are free...and some worthy commercial ones.

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Re: 101===Beginners :) Welcome and Thank You.

Post by grebarius » Thu Sep 06, 2007 5:14 am

Ok thats motivating knowing that it is possible. Im still comparing the open source social networks before i give up on them, joomla definately seems equally capable. I might be willing to freelance a project of this type, it is for a church group that a family member is apart of. With my type of schedule and limited knowledge i am starting to doubt that i will be able to complete this task on the side.  I have someone looking into phpizabi for me but he is no joomla expert so he can't tell me which is more capable. Any freelancers out there? If interested you can PM me.

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