Conferencia Inicial del Joomla Day Guatemala 2013. Paul Orwig

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Paul Orwig, presidente de Open Source Matters, compartió en esta conferencia la visión general del proyecto Joomla y

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Paul Orwig
President, Open Source Matters

Paul Orwig
President, Open Source Matters
Provides legal, financial and
organizational support for the
Joomla project

Paul Orwig
President, Open Source Matters
Provide legal, financial and
organizational support for the
Joomla project
paul.orwig@opensourcematters.org

Two things
1. Why are you here?
2. Our formula for innovation

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

40,000,000+ downloads

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

40,000,000+ downloads

68 languages

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

40,000,000+ downloads

68 languages

6,000+ extensions

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

40,000,000+ downloads

68 languages

6,000+ extensions

Responsive frontend and
backend

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

40,000,000+ downloads

68 languages

6,000+ extensions

Responsive frontend and
backend

Tags!

2. Our formula for innovation

A great set of tools

40,000,000+ downloads

68 languages

6,000+ extensions

Responsive frontend and
backend

Tags!

PHP framework

2. Our formula for innovation

A sharing community

2. Our formula for innovation

A sharing community

Open source

2. Our formula for innovation

A sharing community

Open source code

User forums

2. Our formula for innovation

A sharing community

Open source code

User forums

Email lists

2. Our formula for innovation

A sharing community

Open source code

User forums

Email lists

Improving multi-language
support

2. Our formula for innovation

A sharing community

Open source code

User forums

Email lists

Improving multi-language
support

Valuing diversity

2. Our formula for innovation

Your dreams and big ideas

2. Our formula for innovation

Great set of tools

2. Our formula for innovation

Great set of tools

A sharing community

2. Our formula for innovation

Great set of tools

A sharing community

Your dreams and big ideas

3. Why are you here?

To learn

To share

3. Why are you here?

To learn

To share

To connect

3. Why are you here?

To learn

To share

To connect

To grow

Joomla comes from an African
word meaning:
all together, as a whole

African proverb:
If you want to go fast
go alone

African proverb:
If you want to go fast
go alone
If you want to go far
go together

Thanks!
paul

paul.orwig@opensourcematters.org

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Conferencia Inicial del Joomla Day Guatemala 2013. Paul Orwig

2. Paul Orwig

3. Paul Orwig President, Open Source Matters

4. Paul Orwig President, Open Source Matters Provides legal, financial and organizational support for the Joomla project

5. Paul Orwig President, Open Source Matters Provide legal, financial and organizational support for the Joomla project paul.orwig@opensourcematters.org

6. Two things

7. Two things 1. Why are you here?

8. Two things 1. Why are you here? 2. Our formula for innovation

9. 1. Why are you here?

10. 2. Our formula for innovation

11. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools

12. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools  40,000,000+ downloads

13. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools  40,000,000+ downloads  68 languages

14. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools  40,000,000+ downloads  68 languages  6,000+ extensions

15. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools  40,000,000+ downloads  68 languages  6,000+ extensions  Responsive frontend and backend

16. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools  40,000,000+ downloads  68 languages  6,000+ extensions  Responsive frontend and backend  Tags!

17. 2. Our formula for innovation  A great set of tools  40,000,000+ downloads  68 languages  6,000+ extensions  Responsive frontend and backend  Tags!  PHP framework

18. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community

19. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community  Open source

20. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community  Open source code  User forums

21. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community  Open source code  User forums  Email lists

22. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community  Open source code  User forums  Email lists  Improving multi-language support

23. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community  Open source code  User forums  Email lists  Improving multi-language support  Valuing diversity

24. 2. Our formula for innovation  A sharing community  Open source code  User forums  Email lists  Improving multi-language support  Valuing diversity  JoomlaDays, cafes, and user groups

25. 2. Our formula for innovation  Your dreams and big ideas

26. 2. Our formula for innovation  Great set of tools

27. 2. Our formula for innovation  Great set of tools  A sharing community

28. 2. Our formula for innovation  Great set of tools  A sharing community  Your dreams and big ideas

29. 1. Why are you here?

30. 3. Why are you here?  To learn

31. 3. Why are you here?  To learn  To share

32. 3. Why are you here?  To learn  To share  To connect

33. 3. Why are you here?  To learn  To share  To connect  To grow

34. Joomla comes from an African word meaning: all together, as a whole

35. African proverb: If you want to go fast go alone

36. African proverb: If you want to go fast go alone If you want to go far go together

37. Thanks! paul  paul.orwig@opensourcematters.org

38. 3. Why are you here?  To learn  To share  To connect  To grow

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