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It's been a month since the release of Joomla 4. We have already received amazing feedback from our earlier event. With Joomla NXT, Learn what Joomla 4 brings to the table.

Joomla NXT is a Virtual Event by Techjoomla to open up a new world of possibilities through Insightful sessions from thought leaders of Joomla. We aim to create a platform that connects Joomla Enthusiasts to share best practices, ideas and insights to build websites and powerful online applications with Joomla.

 

 

00:00 - Introduction: Background and Personal Life

01:16 - Journey with Joomla

03:47 - Growing Involvement in Joomla Community

05:08 - Story on Optimism

07:22 - Joomla Project Expectations

08:01 - Community Involvement and Testing

10:22 - Building a Team

19:16 - Future of Joomla 4

20:27 - Community and Open Source Dynamics

24:24 - Practical Advice for Upgrading

24:54 - Summary and Final Thoughts

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Introduction: Background and Personal Life

Tim Davis from Victoria, BC, shares his personal journey and background.

Journey with Joomla

Transition from Dreamweaver to Mambo and eventually Joomla, reflecting on his long-term use.

Discussion on various versions of Joomla and Tim's involvement over the years.

Tim's efforts to give back to the Joomla community through tutorials.

Motivation behind starting his YouTube channel to help others with Joomla.

Growing Involvement in Joomla Community

How creating tutorials led to deeper involvement in the Joomla community.

Importance of managing expectations in Joomla 4 and in life.

Story on Optimism

A humorous story about a child and dog poop to illustrate optimism and expectations.

Differentiating between desires and realistic expectations, and how it applies to Joomla.

Joomla Project Expectations

Expectations within the Joomla project and managing disappointment.

Community Involvement and Testing

Importance of community involvement and common disappointments in the Joomla project.

The difference between desires and realistic expectations in Joomla development.

Building a Team

Personal experiences and challenges in building a team for his business.

Adjusting expectations to avoid frustration in business management.

Applying the same principles of managing expectations to the Joomla project.

Excitement for Joomla 4 and managing expectations for its release.

Personal example of managing expectations during Joomla 4's release coinciding with vacation plans.

How to manage client expectations for Joomla 4, including practical steps and communication.

Understanding the challenges faced by extension developers in transitioning to Joomla 4.

Balancing expectations and appreciating the work of developers transitioning to Joomla 4.

Future of Joomla 4

Realistic expectations for the growth and development of Joomla 4 over time.

Community and Open Source Dynamics

Reflecting on the dynamics of an open-source community and managing expectations within it.

Laura Gordon's advice on communicating with clients about Joomla 4 upgrades.

Practical Advice for Upgrading

Practical steps for upgrading client sites to Joomla 4, including budget and planning.

Emphasizing the importance of communication, planning, and managing expectations for a smooth transition to Joomla 4.

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