arno.alvaana@gmail.com (Arno Zijlstra) napisał interesujący post:

The way a website should look and behave in a mobile device is significantly different than how it does on a PC display. According to the principle “Write Once, Publish Everywhere” we don’t want to force users to maintain multiple copies of every page. That would be disgustingly inefficient, particulary for a site based on Joomla!
I want to present you a proposal which is based on a template and on a module which shows arcticles from your Joomla! website.
The template itself is made up of iPhone-optimized code including the iUI-Library of Joe Hewitt.This library helps the website to emulate a native iPhone App by using Javascript and CSS. Its goal is simply to turn ordinary standards-based HTML into a polished, usable interface that maps to iPhone interface conventions. You know from standard Apps the sliding pages, a header with Back-button and a menu, which is able to reload items […]

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wolfgang.disch@gmx.de (Wolfgang Disch) napisał interesujący post:

Until now there hasn’t been a real effort to create a Joomla! 1.5 native e-commerce platform but that’s about to change. While there is an enormous need for such a system it is also a huge task to build. E-commerce is something different than running a website presenting content, it involves things like inventory and catalog management, customer management, payment handling and strong analytics options.
I’ve been involved in serious e-commerce quite a bit at a company that ran a whole portfolio of large stores with many millions of revenue and have learned that e-commerce isn’t just simply putting some products online and wait for customers to come by. E-commerce is a very active task and requires dedication and active marketing efforts to get the most out of your sales process. An important part of this overall active store management are the tools you have available to run your store, the […]

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