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Joomla Cash! E-book: Available Now! »

For those of you waiting for an e-book copy of Joomla! Cash, Packt has finally released one.
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Joomla! Cash: Now Available on Amazon »

Joomla! Cash is now available on Amazon.com, and I’m soon to receive my personal copies of the book. I’m pretty excited to finally be seeing the fruits of a long and difficult labor. Or, you can buy it directly from Packt Publishing. The Joomla! project receives 5% of proceeds from your purchase of the book, [...]

Joomla! Cash: Publishing 10-25-2007 »

I’m pleased to announce that my long gestating book on adapting Joomla to business needs will be publishing on October 25th, 2007. “Joomla! Cash” will give the reader a quick read on how to rapidly establish a money-making Joomla! website, and how to adapt this powerful CMS to a variety of other business uses. [pre-order]
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Free Excerpt from “Joomla Cash” »

My editors thought my section on banner advertisements went into too much detail. Specifically, they felt that explaining the differences between different banner ad formats, as well as different banner ad compensation schemes (CPM, CPC, and so on) ran against our concept of a quick-read oriented book. I tried to write the book explaining all [...]

Palm-to-head moment, #71744 »

“I did not lose my book. I DID NOT lose my book”.
That was me, as I realized that my attempt to install Gentoo Linux on a new partition had resulted in the NTFS partition on the same drive being deleted.
Thank God for Data Recovery software. I managed to pull my book back from the abyss. [...]

Joomla Beefs Brewing »

It looks like there’s a showdown brewing in the “AJAX-Joomla” subculture lately, with both JoomlaWorks.gr and Gavick.com releasing fading content scroller extensions in close proximity to each other.
Rundown after the jump.
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Waiting for Godin »

Like many a marketing-oriented web geek before me, I’ve been reading a lot of Seth Godin lately.
And, in working on my own book, I’ve finally hit a stretch where I can play that same coy, mildly-detached, “let the picture say all the words” game he plays in his writing.
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