| Starttime | Endtime | Track1 | Track2 | Track3 | Track4 | Track5 |
| 09:00 | 10:00 | Keynote: Ryan Ozimek |
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| 10:00 | 10:15 | Room search |
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| 10:15 | 11:15 | Joomla 1.6 Access Controls (Andrew Eddie via Video) |
Great, But How's The Support? (Michel van Agtmaal) |
Community Builder, beyond social sites (Beat B. + Nick A.) |
Building complex sites with Joomla (Paul Delbar) |
Joomla! goes iPhone (Wolfgang Disch) |
| 11:15 | 12:15 | Joomla 1.6 for Developers (Andrew Eddie via Video) |
JA T3 Template Framework 2.0 for Joomla! (Dinh Viet Hung) |
Build Advanced Contents associated to List and Search features with jSeblod CCK (Sébastian Lapoux) | Template tuning for high performance (Chris Davenport) |
MageBridge - integration of Magento in Joomla! (Jisse Reitsma) |
| 12:15 | 13:15 | Design Patterns illustrated (Herman Peeren) |
Marketing is for Geeks (Sandro Groganz) |
Security talk: Fortifying your Joomla! website (Radek Suski) |
YOOtheme templates - An inside look! (Sven Lewerentz) |
AEC and beyond - what Valanx.org is up to these days (David Deutsch) |
| 13:15 | 14:15 |
Lunch | ||||
| 14:15 | 14:45 | Warmup: Johan Janssens - Joomla! to Infinity and Beyond | ||||
| 14:45 | 16:00 | Your Joomla Development Workflow (Joseph LeBlanc) |
Who says it can't be done? (Daniel Dimitrov) |
Make your component fit for 1.6 (Hannes Papenberg) | ZOO 2.0 in Action! (Jan Schönherr) |
Customize Virtuemart (Thomas Kahl) |
| 16:00 | 16:30 | Coffee/Tea break |
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| 16:30 | 18:00 | Nooku Framework Extensions Showcase (Mathias Verraes) |
Professional qualifications (Marcus Stafford) |
Choosing and evaluating extensions for Joomla (Victor Drover) |
Joomla Video Site in 59 minutes (Zohar Babin) |
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| 18:00 | 19:00 | Supper | ||||
| 19:00 | 21:00 | J.O.S.C.A.R.S | ||||
If you are travelling from far away and wish to extend your visit Germany, it could be from interest to travel some day further and make a little bit site seeing. We will offer anyone the possibility to join us on Wednesday evening in Aachen. There are many possibilities to travel to Aachen, it mostly depends on your plan to travel home after the event.
a) Fly to Bruessels Airport and travel to Aachen by train
PROS: Travel time from the airport to Aachen between 1 and 2 hours, costs less than 30 euro
CONS: Far away from the venue
b) Fly to Colone Airport and travel to Aachen by train
PROS: Travel time from the airport to Aachen between 1 and 1,5 hours, costs less than 30 euro, is between Aachen and Wiesbaden
CONS: It is a smaller airport
c) Fly to Duesseldorf Airport and travel to Aachen by train
PROS: Travel time from the airport to Aachen between 1 and 1,5 hours, costs less than 30 euro, is near Aachen and Wiesbaden
CONS: It is a little bit farer that Colone
d) Fly to Frankfurt Airport and travel to Aachen by train
PROS: Very near to Wiesbaden, biggest airport in Germany
CONS: Travel time from the airport to Aachen more than 2 hours, costs 80 euros
We will book a cheap hotel here in Aachen, rates start at 50 Euro.
Program for the days:
Your travel guide for the pre-events will be Robert Deutz. He has his office in Aachen, so if anyone will make such strange things as working, no problem. But remember we have CEST here :-)
We have a draft version of our time table and it depends on the community proposals what we do in detail on each day. At the moment we are planning a keynote on each day on a special topic.
On Sunday we are planning 3 rounds of 5 parallel sessions with each round lasting approximately 1 hour with a social event in the evening.
Monday starts with a keynote followed by 2 rounds of 5 parallel sessions with each round lasting approximately 1 hour. After Lunch we have 1 round of 5 parallel sessions of approximately 1.5 hour and a longer second round lasting 2 hours. The day concludes with the J!Oscars event in the evening.
Tuesday starts as the other mornings with a keynote, then a round of 5 parallel sessions lasting approximately 1 hour. After Lunch two rounds of 5 parallel sessions of 1 hour and 1.5 length. J! and Beyond will conclude with a closing session and a schedule finish to the event at 5:00 pm.
Between the sessions we have a lot of free time to discuss in small or larger groups. Beside the Program we offer free rooms for spontaneous sessions or talks.