Thursday, 10 December 2009 15:15 Written by Erwin Schro

I'm just finishing a preliminary work for this new local travel website for a client, a Bali hot spots finder built using Joomla.

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Joomla Works

Wednesday, 02 December 2009 15:07 Written by Erwin Schro

It's surprised me as I don't expect this at all. CSSMania has a definite rule on approving CSS/xHTML submtted website which is only web sites written in XHTML/CSS with an appealing design will be showcased. So I'm glad that Joomlamini which only has a minimal template design is categorized like that. Appealing...wew...do you think so?

Joomla Works

Monday, 16 November 2009 14:58 Written by Erwin Schro

Well I decided to redesign JoomlaMini.com - a minimal Joomla design gallery site - with my newest custom template which is inspired by Typography is Passion image I found on Flickr owned by Phillip Thorn from studio5555.de. And I borrow and convert Voluptua free Wordpress theme from UpstartBlogger to make that image to a working template.

This minimal template used is plan to be released as a free template from Lab just for you a minimal design lover. I'm still working on this and hope can finish it soon. So stay tune!

Around the J!Sphere

Friday, 23 October 2009 16:14 Written by Erwin Schro

Look who has been here!

I've just checked my email this morning and found that this guy just sign up to the Lab. This guy is like a cop on the Joomlasphere. Recently he found and caught a bad guy who stole somebody else code without permission. This is something that made me nervous when reading that registration confimation email. Have a look at this.

That's the cop - Brian Teeman. In case you heven't read what he found recently yet, look at his Inspired, copied or stolen... investigation article.

Before I get caught by Him, please apologize me in case I have done this kind of stolen in the past which I hope I never ever do that. Let me learn from this...I'm just a script kiddie Sir.

UPDATE Friday 16th October: JoomlArt are caught once again stealing code from another developer and removing the copyright and licence information. It sadly appears that all previous claims by JoomlArt that this was an unfortunate accident are untrue and that stealing code is part of their standard practice. Surely now it is time for Joomla as a community to do something about this. For now the only thing I can think of is for the JoomlArt template to be removed from the Joomla distribution and for their googleads to be blocked at joomla.org.

Mr. Teeman, I don't care if you don't know me but I'm your big fans Sir.