Nooku Development at Warpspeed

Not even 6 months ago we announced our plans for Nooku Server, a multi-site distribution of Joomla 1.5. We created a diet for Nooku Server and defined a roadmap. We initially planned to add multi-site support, caching improvements and a new administrator template which we did in alpha 1 and alpha 2, and then … community happened!

We couldn’t have expected so much enthusiasm from developers from all over the world who wanted to help out and contribute. Simply amazing!

Blossoming community

We announced our contributor agreement in November last year. In the past 6 months our contributor base has grown, from a handful to a total of 35. That’s a lot of developer power!

Ohloh Contributor Activity Comparison

Not less then 21 developers contributed to Nooku in the past year working on various projects. As you can see from this link and the graph above (taken from Ohloh) that’s more than double the amount of people who contributed to Joomla in the same period. Not bad huh!

Stick to the code

Nooku development is literally moving ahead at warp-speed. Last September, we reported that we were slowly earning our spot with the big boys. Today, we are in the lead. Pure innovation!

Ohloh Commit Activity Comparison
Development on Nooku Server started in October 2010. Today Nooku Server SVN is counting 1500 commits. With all the spaces combined, we have more then 6000 commits, that’s nearly 3000 commits in 8 months! As you can see from the graph above (taken from Ohloh) our development activity is more then three times higher then Joomla. Yes we can!

Thank You !

Nooku Contributors

Nooku Contributors at @jab11 : Nicholas, Gergo, Johan, Tom, Ercan, Dave, Matt, Jeremy, Babs, Terry, Torkil and David.

Big thanks to all our contributors for their hard work, feedback, suggestions, ideas … and above all for making Nooku a fun place to work together with others. You guys and gals rock!

Photos taken by Nooku Contributor David Deutsch

  • http://twitter.com/stipsan Stian Didriksen

    This is what happens when you open the doors to contributors!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1379410752 Peter Russell

    Definitely a great showcase of “how things should be done”.  Had Johan and others been allowed to follow his dream in the Joomla core, you can imagine what innovation would have happened. Joomla’s loss makes way for community-driven code that is leaner, faster and more powerful.

  • Anonymous

    Rock on, Nooku Gang! =D

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