Posts tagged with state of nooku
Onward to 2012
The beginning of every new year gives pause for both retrospective and prospective thought. We celebrate the new year as we take a look back at the year that was and get a glimpse of the year that will be.
Looking back at the year that was
Creativity, Innovation and Inspiration – three words I will remember best from 2011. The platitude “hard work pays off” rang true this past year with the great work done in our little project. Nooku development literally moved ahead at warp-speed in 2011.
Growing the Nooku Platform
- Nooku Framework grew to an awesome RESTful framework for web development and especially for rapid development of powerful custom Joomla solutions.
- Nooku Server. We saw the birth of Nooku Server, a multi-site web application platform. Based on lightened core of Joomla 1.5 and optimised for performance and scalability.
- Nooku Components. Lot’s of innovation happened with the development of new re-usable components: com_files, com_activities, com_debug, com_groups, …
The State of Nooku 2011
Past weekend, the Nooku Team was at the Dutch Joomladays, as both sponsors and speakers. The event sold completely out. Two days with 200 attendees each, that’s a lot of interesting people to meet. Very positive vibe and and superb organisation, one of the best Joomladays I ever attended. A big congrats to everyone who helped to make this happen.
We have a tradition of showing something new each year at the Dutch Joomladays, so Tom and myself were very proud to officially announce our Nooku Platform and present our second State of Nooku.
Happy Nooku Year !
This is my first blog post of 2011, so first things first: happy N(ew)ooku Year to all of you! The beginning of a new year is an ideal moment to reflect on the past and also look forward to the future.
The year of you
2010 was the year of the Nooku Community, we’ve build some great new resources to help you collaborate, discuss and build Nooku-powered extensions :
- The Nooku Developer Portal. We launched our new developer portal . The place to go for developers: you can find our code, bug trackers and activity streams.
- The Nooku Mailing List. We made the mailing list public, as well the community-maintained wiki. The place to go to ask questions or find information on how to get started with Nooku.
Growing an open community
We adopted the GPLv3, LGPLv3 and AGPLv3 license and announced our Nooku Contributor Agreement. Both changes are forming the cornerstones on which we are growing Nooku as a truly open community of co-developers.
They also herald our ongoing commitment to the values of Free & Open Source Software (FOSS) and reflect our beliefs that having diverse copyright ownership leads to a deeper mutual trust and an assurance that the playing-field remains equal for everyone involved.
The State of Nooku
Last week, the Nooku Team was at the Dutch Joomladays, as both sponsors and speakers. There was a great turnout, the positive vibe and everybody was genuinely excited about the amazing innovations the Joomlasphere has come up with in the past year.
We have a tradition of showing something new each year at the Dutch Joomladays, so Johan and myself were very proud to officially announce our Developer Portal and present our very first State of Nooku.
