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Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 1:38 pm
by ChiefGoFor
If you would like to get involved in this effort, please reply using the format listed below.
Name:
Education Level:
Skills
Programming:
HTML:
CSS:
Graphics:
Other:
Tools
How long have you been using Joomla?
How much time can you devote to this effort?
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
NOTE: This is thread is not intended for comments to other posts in this thread.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 1:40 pm
by ChiefGoFor
Name: Kenneth Crowder
Education Level: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Skills
Programming: Expert
HTML: Expert
CSS: Intermediate/Advanced
Graphics: Haha, No
Other:
How long have you been using Joomla? Since the Mambo Days
How much time can you devote to this effort? 5-10 hours per week.
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 3:17 pm
by matthewhayashida
Name: Matthew Hayashida
Education Level: Middle School (as of now)
Skills
Programming: Edit not create
HTML: Good
CSS: Good
Graphics: Ok-ish (learning on my new mac)
Other:
How long have you been using Joomla? Year and a half
How much time can you devote to this effort? 10hrs/week (usually)
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 4:37 pm
by bascherz
Name: Bruce Scherzinger
Education Level:
- BS Computer Science 6/1979 (Wright State Univ, Dayton, OH)
- MS Systems Engineering 6/2008 (George Washington Univ, Washington, DC
Skills
Joomla Extensions: see Joomlander.Net for a list
Programming (applicable only):
Decent: C, C++, PHP, HTML, CSS, SQL, VBA
Weak: Javascript, Java
None: AJAX (just bought a Packt book on this)
Tools:
Editor: UltraEdit, PSPad, Eclipse, CodeWright, emacs
IDE: Eclipse (PHP, vxWorks Workbench), Green Hills Multi (PowerPC/vxWorks), Visual Studio, GCC/GDB/DDD
OS: MS Windows, Solaris, Linux
VCS: PVCS, Subversion, Razor
Other:
Decent: Requirements analysis, technical writing
Weak: Formal testing
How long have you been using Joomla?
Since January 2006 (1.5 years)
How much time can you devote to this effort?
No more than 10 hours/week until I finish my MS degree June 2008.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 5:33 pm
by tjay
Name:
Tim Jones
Education Level:
Some college courses, no degree
Skills
programming:
Entry level Basic, VBA, javascript, php
HTML:
Intermediate
CSS:
Intermediate
graphics:
Experienced
other:
I am mostly a designer, Business owner of our corporate software, website and applications development.
How long have you been using Joomla?
Since the beginning, two years with Mambo before that.
8 - 10 hours a week, depending on what is going on at the office
Forgot Tools
Photoshop - Illustrator CS2
Studio MX Fireworks Dreamweaver Flash etc
JCode
Navicat for Databases
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 10:11 pm
by ianmac
Name: Ian MacLennan
Education Level: Bachelor of Applied Science, Electrical Engineering (University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada)
Skills
Programming: Intermediate (exposure to various languages, most familiar ATM w/ PHP)
HTML: fair
CSS: poor
Graphics: poor
Other: tetherball
How long have you been using Joomla?
Since Mambo days
How much time can you devote to this effort?
Not much at the moment, but I will drop by to help when I can.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 11:44 am
by Rogue4ngel
Name: Tim Millard
Education Level: Bachelors of Science: Comp Sci and English ('93)
Skills
Programming: Various languages including C, PHP, VBA, SQL (some old dinosaurs like Pascal, Cobol, Fortran, even *cough*BASIC *cough) (Intermediate for most)
HTML: (advanced) Java, (intermediate)
CSS: Intermediate
Graphics: Expert
Other: I have some writing background, and well as project management and communcations.
Tools:
Dreamweaver, PHPEdit
How long have you been using Joomla?
Started with a small Mambo site, been with Joomla for 6 months, active for about 3
How much time can you devote to this effort?
10+ hours a week
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 2:38 pm
by slogen123
Name: Andrew Altamirano
Education Level: High School (Class of '08)
Skills
Programming:
SQL - good
PHP - ok
Javascript/AJAX - none
HTML: advanced
CSS: advanced
Graphics: intermediate
Other: pretty good with PR, communications
Tools: Adobe Master Collection CS3
How long have you been using Joomla? Since 1.0.6
How much time can you devote to this effort?
varies, normally a few per week
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 6:13 pm
by igeoffi
Name: Geoff
Education Level: High School
Skills
Programming:
php: intermediate; made a few simple mods for phpBB
ti-84 (calculator
): intermediate
HTML: intermediate
CSS: beginner
Graphics: beginner/intermediate
Other:
Tools:
notepad++
Adobe Photoshop CS2
CuteFTP
How long have you been using Joomla? Over a year.
How much time can you devote to this effort?
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
Varies per week. At least 1-1.5 hours/day.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 9:39 pm
by AmyStephen
Name: Amy Stephen, aka AmyStephen.
Education Level: Bachelor's Degree
Skills
Programming: Lots - IBM, Microsoft technologies, PHP, *no* object oriented programming (yet)
HTML: Yes - tons - some of you were not even walking.
CSS: Not nearly as much as I need.
Graphics: Good ones?
Other: My expertise is in data modeling, data warehousing and DBA work.
Tools
How long have you been using Joomla? November 2005
How much time can you devote to this effort? More than I should.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 4:43 am
by uberlandia
This user is actually jbruni. Please use that name when making contact.Name: João Henrique de Andrade Bruni (from Brazil)
Education Level: Bachelor´s Degree
Skills
Programming: LOGO classes (8 yo?), first BASIC-MSX program in 1989 with 10 years old, affair with Pascal around 1994, Delphi 1 enthusiast in 1996, moved away from computers and went to the woods for a while, and since 2004 mixing ASP, SQL, PHP... OOP enthusiast, trying to learn design patterns. Most recent work (php): set up a virtual shop (eCommerce) upon LAMP, from scratch (runing well since june 2007) = almost professional ?
HTML: I like everything well indented, clean and organized - HTML tends to be a mess... = intermediate level
CSS: For each browser it is a diferent result! CSS means "testing in different browsers"... = intermediate level
Graphics: I tend to mix hot colors, the result always seems "for kids"... I need the help of a designer... = basic level
Other: people think I know too much; I know I know too little - once I asked "I Ching": "What is the mission of my life?" - the answer was hexagram 58
Tools
Dreamweaver, SmartFTP, Photoshop
downloaded some "PHP IDEs" but installed none until now - which one "joombies" should use?
How long have you been using Joomla?
First heard around september 2006
How much time can you devote to this effort?
I don´t know. It depends. Actually, I am very busy - I don´t know for sure why I am answering this. I´d like to paticipate. Very much. I don´t know if I will have the time...
[Global Mod Edit: Added first line about the other username. - ChiefGoFor]
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 12:07 pm
by jalil
Name: Jalil
Education Level: BSc. EE. 1983 Nottingham University, United Kingdom.
Skills
Progr : Any Language.
HTML: All
CSS: All
Graphics: Only 2D, never had the time for 3D and it looks really beautiful. Maybe in future.
Other:
Retired now, I used to do System Level Design and Architecture down to Bits, Bytes, had to deal with Software/Firmware/Hardware and Protocols, but luckily not all at the same time...lol. Expericence is in Real Time Online Systems, a real headache if you ask me.
Weak in databases, last venture was dBase pre-windows days, then never looked at databases again ( never needed to ). SQL and mySQL scares the good spirit in me, but it kinda looks familiar. ( ok, instead of add or append you have insert...amazing how humans create terms for things which are actually the same ).
It is the design of the Joomla! that interests me, in that i see it can develop into a very strong system for content management, given some adjustments. Some very good systems design remain in existence today due to the philosophy behind the design, not due to the choice of language, and not due to commercial reasons (they are extremely expensive !). Others have become ancient history. Also Joomla! has the added advantage that PHP itself is very well designed. It's a wining combination. However, the design of Joomla itself is very good and hence will be able to stand on its own, irrespective of the language it is built upon. My salute and congratulations to the Joomla! Developers.
Tools
Just need a good editor. I use various but i find that Notetab Light performs extremely well. I don't need IDEs.
How long have you been using Joomla?
Maybe just under a year as of now ( Augus 2007 ), and discovered it while looking around for a good CMS to make webpages.
How much time can you devote to this effort?
Uncertain of this at this stage, i do this as a hobby. But unless i'm called to do something big, i'll be around to learn a bit, and help a bit. Doing this is fun for me.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 6:04 pm
by dartagnan32
Name: Xavier Contreras
French
Education Level: PhD (molecular biology)
Skills
Programming: beginner (some basics of php and javascript), good at logic but need a lot of practice
HTML: intermediate
CSS: intermediate
Graphics: basic to intermediate
Other:
Tools
How long have you been using Joomla? january 2007, much more for the last 3 months
How much time can you devote to this effort? well I work a lot already so essentially during week ends and sometimes in the evenings so I am not sure in terms of hours it can be very different from week to week depending on my work load.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 8:22 am
by uptownben
Name: Ben Hornedo
Education Level: 2 years toward B.S.Cs (incomplete), various courses including Zends PHP courses.
Skills
Programming: Solid (does Commodore VIC-20 BASIC count?)
HTML: very experienced
CSS: intermediate to advanced
Graphics: Solid
Other:speak multiple languages, have a nack for teaching, good at finding solutions, and finding understandable ways to explain things to people.
Tools
NuSphere PHPEd
Dreamweaver
Jedit
Linux (puppylinux, Debian, Ubuntu)
XAMPP
Photoshop
Illustrator
Fireworks
How long have you been using Joomla? 3 years, intensively.
How much time can you devote to this effort? About 8 hours a week, but I will pitch in more whenever I can.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 2:17 am
by dave76mc
Name: David McIlveen-Wright
Education Level: PhD Energy Studies (95) and MSc Environmental Management (96) at University of Ulster, N. Ireland; MSc Physics (78) at Brock U, Ontario, Canada.
Skills
Programming: Mmm, Obsolete. BASIC and Fortran. Some C.
HTML: Good
CSS: Good
Graphics: Useless! Basic Fireworks, Swish for Shockwave/Flash
Other: beginner PHP
Tools: Notepad, Arachnophilia (simple html editor), Dreamweaver, PHP Designer
How long have you been using Joomla? 18 months
How much time can you devote to this effort? 5-10 hours per week
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 3:10 pm
by SimpleNL
Name: Sam Wierema
Education Level: Bachelor in Communication and Information Sciences (Utrecht University)
Skills
Programming: PHP (Good) // Learning Javascript
HTML: Advanced
CSS: Advanced
Graphics: Moderate
Other:
Tools
Mainly I use a combination of Context / Dreamweaver for coding and Photoshop CS2 for image editing
How long have you been using Joomla?
About 5 months now (have written several components and modules)
How much time can you devote to this effort?
Probably about 5-10 hours a week
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 5:46 pm
by seadap
Name:
My name is Scott
Education Level:
High School, self taught programmer. Some college credits.
Skills
Programming: Fluent in VB, VBA, SQL, Moderate PHP
HTML: Fluent
CSS: Familiar
Graphics: LOUSY!
Other:
I've learned to glark very well.Tools
J!Code
Tortoise SVN
How long have you been using Joomla?
Since the Mambo days
How much time can you devote to this effort?
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
Approx 10 hours/week
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 5:46 am
by spacemonkey
Name: Mitch Pirtle
Education Level: Some college
Skills
Programming: Rusty expert, losing rust quickly
HTML: Good
CSS: Good
Graphics: Decent for modification, font work
Other: Comic relief
Other other: Spend a lot of time dealing with system administration and scaling high-traffic sites
Tools
Mostly Console
Eclipse
Aptana Eclipse Plugin
Smultron
Kate
GIMP
Fireworks
How long have you been using Joomla? Heh.
How much time can you devote to this effort? Comes in spurts, 5-10 hours weekly is the expectation right now. I'd like to be useful and productive, so I need to find where I can help with the most impact and progress.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 10:39 pm
by Pentacle
Name: Ercan
Education Level: @university studying maths related stuff
Skills
Programming: PHP and SQL novice, some basic knowledge of Visual Basic (never touched it for years though), Javascript beginner
HTML: advanced
CSS: intermediate
Graphics: no creative and artistic talents
Other: interested in oop and php design patterns and trying to learn them
Tools
Pspad, Dreamweaver (looking for an IDE)
How long have you been using Joomla?
About Jan 2006
How much time can you devote to this effort?
Changes from time to time. 5-10 hours is a good range, I think.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2007 1:11 pm
by mudoch
Name: Larry Sall
Education Level: College 2yrs, then working in IT industry
Skills
I've been working with computers and programming since 1981 when my College Prof gave me my first UserID. Within 24 hours I was debugging PDP11 Basic code into HP MPE3000 Basic and a week later the Science Dept had me writing a Chemical Inventory system in that same HP MPE3000 Basic. I also worked at the college as a programming tutor. Currently I'm honing my php and HTML skills.
Programming: Self taught, C, C++. Pascal, Cobol, Fortran, Basic, RPG II, IBM MAssembler, VB, MS-Visual FoxPro (MS-VFP) and other proprietary products.
HTML: 2yrs
CSS: 2yrs
Graphics: As and end user
Other: Currently working developing Integrated solutions between warehouse management systems and package shipping applications such as UPS Online and Kewill product lines. Much of this work involves using the following DBMS environments: MS-SQL, MS-Access, DB3 (Apollo DBMS Engine), and MS-VFP. I'm also the webmaster for the local High School Marching Band where I've implemented Joomla!.
Tools: For PHP and HTML I use whatever I can, mostly text editors. Have tried a few IDEs in Windows environment none mentioned in the forums.
How long have you been using Joomla? 3 Months after testing about 15 other CMSs
How much time can you devote to this effort? 2-5 hours per week, more after Marching Band season ends in Mid November
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 7:10 am
by pvh123
Name: Pieter van Horssen aka pvh123
Education Level: In computers since 1971 and a trained IBM programmer (COBOL), Sysems Porgrammer and did all the courses.
Skills
Programming: Expert
HTML: 3 years
CSS: Novice
Graphics: Very little
Other: I have done ASP programming
Tools I have using Dreamweaver for over 4 years now. Fireworks for the graphics .
How long have you been using Joomla? Since Beat 1 of 1.5 was started. Mostly helping out with the testing and helping out on the forum. I have also been converting a couple of 1.0.x templates to be used on 1.5, so I have some experience there.
How much time can you devote to this effort? 2-3 hours a day.
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.
EDIT: Fixed some orphaned tags in this post. - ChiefGoFor
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 11:06 am
by plamendp
Name: Plamen Petkov [plamendp]
Education Level: bachelor (1989)
Skills
Programming: FORTRAN ;D, Assembler, Pascal, C, PHP, JavaScript, Java (absolute beginner), SQL, OOP
HTML: very good
CSS: good
Graphics: little
Other:
Tools
A lot, can't count them
How long have you been using Joomla?
I used Mambo. I witnessed the Mambo->Joomla! fork. Go figure
How much time can you devote to this effort?
1-2 hours per day.
Regards
Plamen Petkov aka plamendp
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:03 pm
by MvBrakel
Name: Marcel van Brakel
Education Level: MSc in Buisiness
Skills
Programming: expert
HTML: expert
CSS: expert
Graphics: intermediate
Other: Java (intemediate), Javascript (expert), ...
The expert parts are not meant to brag.. but been doin this professionally for over 7 yrs now.
Tools Zend
Photoshop
SmartFTP
Tortoise SVN
This is the basics i need for dev. Using more along the way though..
How long have you been using Joomla?Since Mambo 3.something
How much time can you devote to this effort?occasional (15-30min) Q&A support during my work, after work i spend like 1,5-2 hrs a day on Joomla components. Willing to use some of this time for the J! 101 too. After all if we get more ppl to create components, it will lighten all our work.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Sep 04, 2007 11:42 pm
by timothy.stiffler
Name: Tim
Education Level: Some College
Skills
Programming: Not Great
HTML: Not great (can edit and do some basics)
CSS: Fair
Graphics: Better than fair
Other:
Tools:
GIMP
Notepad
How long have you been using Joomla?
Since Joomla 1.10
How much time can you devote to this effort?
I can work as much time as needed.
Now, I can't do much yet. I'm planning on learning a lot more through this than really helping much with other people. However, if someone needs help with something I can handle, I am all for it. And I will do my best, all of the time. Like I said, I can't do much, but what I can do, I do it right the first time. Or, if I do mess up, I fix it.
I've got ideas for extensions for joomla, but not the experience to actually do it, so, I'd like to be a part of this!
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 5:38 am
by markos
Name: Mark Osborne
Education Level: University Entrance (a NZ level - basically just high school if not familiar with it) I left school 7 years ago now but didn't do any further education.
Skills
Programming: Intermediate - very good general PHP skills but lack in areas of security, still learning lots of javascript DOM type stuff
HTML: Expert
CSS: Intermediate/Advanced
Graphics: Expert
Other: Good DB experience - MySQL, SQL, Access and other. I'm specialise in interface design and data process management/design
How long have you been using Joomla? Since the Mambo Days
How much time can you devote to this effort? Probably around 5 hours a week, but i am self employed and flexible so happy to see how things go.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 6:40 pm
by tydust
Can I get in on this late? I'm finally settled work-wise and I am interested in learning to code for J!
Name: Toni Marie
Education Level: BS in mathematics, sigh... it might as well be an art history degree
Skills
Programming: I'm on the BASIC train with Tim... did some VB and now trying to get functional in PHP
HTML: Extensive
CSS: Intermediate to advanced
Graphics: Photoshop skills fantastic, artistic vision not so much, intermediate Illustrator
Other:
Tools: my big skill is picking up software concepts fast, so I'm at least intermediate at the entire Adobe suite, and can translate those skills to other software pretty easily. I used to be a database administrator in Access, so I'm learning to translate those skills to MySQL now (I can already do quite a bit for editing, but I'm working on broad programming concepts)
How long have you been using Joomla? about 18 months
How much time can you devote to this effort? varies, but I'm trying to focus an hour a day on programming tutorials etc ... so maybe 5 hours a week just for J!101
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:39 am
by ewel
Name:
Ewout Wierda
Education Level:
University law degree
Skills
Programming: basic working understanding of javascript and php, basic understanding of MySQL
HTML: fair
CSS: fair
Graphics: fair
Other: IT law
Tools
AceHTML and HTML-Kit for html, css, javascript and php
Illustrator, Photoshop and Fireworks for images
How long have you been using Joomla?
Almost 4 months
How much time can you devote to this effort?
Depends, project-based is probably best.
I am still a Joomla and coding beginner but I feel I am getting to grips with it bit by bit. I made static websites in the past, and I am excited about the possibilities of a good CMS and have various ideas of what can be done - though I have not completed any site yet! My analytic and creative skills are reasonable and I tend to look at things from a user's convenience point of view. I can bring in professional expertise regarding the legal, fiscal, commercial and other aspects of projects and startups.
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 2:37 am
by chantal_b
Name: Chantal Bisson
Education Level: 2e year Software Engineering
Skills
Programming: Intermediate/Advanced
HTML: Advanced
CSS: Advanced
Graphics: Good
Tools: Eclipse, Dreemweaver, Photoshop, SVN
How long have you been using Joomla!? Since the Mambo days
How much time can you devote to this effort? Around 5-10 hours per week in average
Re: Want to help J!101???
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 7:18 pm
by epifanio67
Name: Jorge Cesin
Education Level: Masters In Computer Information Systems
Skills Programming: PHP mid-level
HTML: Advanced
CSS: Advanced
Graphics: Fair
Other: XML
Tools:
Eclipse
2005 Ms Studio
Adobe Studio 8
How long have you been using Joomla? about 4 months (but, I have been using Mambo for over 2 years)
How much time can you devote to this effort? 10-15 hrs
**This will not affect your ability to contribute.