Alledia.com had a really great six year run. But, I’ve moved everything over to steveburge.com. I moved for several reasons: 1) Urgency. OSTraining traffic is going up, up, up. Visitor numbers are way, way higher than this time last year.…
Remember that new product mentioned on the blog at the beginning of May? I’m delighted to say that things are coming along great. The name of the product is Admincredible and I know you’re going to love it. We’ve absolutely loved…
Tonight at the Joomla User Group in Atlanta I’ll be giving the first public peek inside our new business. Details of how to attend are here: I’m really excited about this project: It involves a lot of great Joomla…
Someone asked me a question last night so I racked my brain and came up with the answer of “5”. I’m a little sad this list is so short. So, kudos to these open source events: DrupalCon Munich DrupalCon Denver…
Today is Halloween so it’s a good time to addresses a scary topic. After a baby-hiatus this summer, I’ve been back on the road again teaching a lot of Joomla and Drupal. I’m talking to a lot of end-users and…
In 2006 I quit my job to work full-time in open source. It was fortunate timing, because the years since then have seen extraordinary growth. What was once a hobby or a sideline has now taken over the web. It’s…
Phew. Joomla! Explained is finally out. If you’ve written a book, you know how I feel. Phrases like “piece of cake” and “walk in the park” aren’t involved. Why Is Writing a Book So Difficult (Particularly for Web People)? Print.…
2011 is turning out to be a pretty busy year and I’ve got some updates to mention in just about every area of my life. Why the Updates? It all starts from the same point: we’re having a second little…
Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been trying to get a better handle on our business over at OSTraining.com. Since the launch early last years, things have been growing faster than my ability to analyze and understand it. It’s…
I’ve been on record here saying that Open Source project should focus on learning from one another rather than competing. So it’s been interesting to see the Drupal community talking about commercial modules this week. It’s very similar to the…