A little while ago we made the decision here at OSTraining.com to alter how our name is shown to visitors.
We changed "Open Source Training" to "OSTraining" throughout our site. The main reason? In our user testing and customer interactions we constantly found that people were confused about the phrase "Open Source". We kept on hearing comments like these:
Win a Free Site Upgrade to Joomla 2.5 and More
One of our teachers, Gabe Wahhab, runs a Joomla development company called Savvy Panda. They're based up in Milwaukee in the USA and they do great work.
They also have a cool competition going on: they're giving away a free Joomla 2.5 Upgrade.
To help the winner make the most of their 2.5 site, they'll also get:
- A set up of sh404SEF, the top SEO extenison for Joomla.
- Their site mobilized by the excellent Mobile Joomla.
- 6 months of membership to OSTraining.
The Funniest Add-ons for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal
WordPress, Joomla and Drupal more or less rule the world of websites these days.
For developers writing freely-available add-ons, that means a lot of late nights, bug reports and newbie questions to deal with.
Sometimes, just sometimes, they just like to goof off a little and when they do, they code. Here are some of the funniest add-ons they've written for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal.
What is Open Source?
This short article will give you a insight into how something "free" evolved in a capitalistic society. The two most popular operating systems for computers were developed under different models - Microsoft DOS and Unix. The history of each reflects the philosophy of two different development philosophies.