This week we’re publishing a series of interviews here at Alledia.com. Every day this week we’ll be talking with a Joomla developer who works with a commercial GPL business model. Our third interview of GPL Week is with with Andrew…
This week we’re publishing a series of interviews here at Alledia.com. Every day this week we’ll be talking with a Joomla developer who works with a commercial GPL business model. In the second interview of our series, we talk with…
This week we’re publishing a series of interviews here at Alledia.com. Every day next week we’ll be talking with a Joomla developer who works with a commercial GPL business model. Our first interview in GPL week is with David Deutsch…
We’re pleased to announce a series of interviews focusing on Joomla and the GPL. Every day next week we’ll be talking with a Joomla developer who works with a commercial GPL business model. Five developers have taken the time to…
Great news for those of you with OpenSEF installed on your sites. Zorro over at blogged about this. Those of you like me with high-school German or less can read the remarkably good translation from Google. This is great…
Of all the Search Engine Friendly URL components released under the GPL, sh404SEF is the most active project. Yannick Gaultier has taken the old 404SEF codebase and added a host of new and improved features. The latest update is no…
One of the questions I hear most often on the Joomla SEO Forums and at Joomla.org is: "Will Joomla 1.5 be any better for SEO than 1.0.12?" The answer, we’re pleased to say is yes. Behind the scenes work is…
An interesting question over on our Joomla SEO Forum: "Why did you use VBulletin for the forum instead of Fireboard?"
I’ve been following the Joomla GPL debate really closely, but have stayed away from blogging about my opinion. I’m not a 3rd party developer, nor I am I knowledgeable enough about the GPL to add more to the debate than…
We’ve had a 24-hour make-over on Alledia. Throughout today we’re using the SimSun font for all headlines on the site. Its made possible by a cool technology called sIFR (or Scalable Inman Flash Replacement), created by Mike Davidson. It solves…