After many years of carefully keeping all our darkest secrets to ourselves, we have come to a crossroads, and decided to do a sudden left turn. Once a Norwegian-only Joomla website, bedre.no was recently converted into a website run by Django. Today, with Django being all promiscuous obviously, it officially also sprouted an English bastard of a blog, that is running WordPress for the time being.
Seriously though, and without trying to blend political colours or Reinhardt tour stories into this, we have always regarded the community as one of Joomla’s greatest assets. I have rarely, if ever, had a seemingly impossible Joomla problem that I could not run by the community in some way, and get help solving it. This, I hope, will be a way for us give outsiders a little peek into what we’re up to, and at the same time contribute to open source communities out there with helpful quality content, tips & tricks, or whatever else we find fitting.
We do, quite according to popular belief, spend most of our time implementing Joomla solutions for our clients. So regarding us fraternising by testing Django and WordPress on ourselves, I offer you an attempt on a translation of a Norwegian saying:
“He who thinks he has finished learning, has not learned anything, he’s just finished.”