Posted by: mark
on Nov 19, 2009
Yes, we've heard you and we are currently working hard on Jom Comment 4.0 . There will be drastic changes since Jom Comment 3.0.1 and one that you should take note of is that it will no longer support Joomla 1.0 since it is already deprecated. Other than that, threaded comments will be made possible and of course, pagination.
Posted by: mark
on Dec 18, 2008
Most of you may have noticed that we have recently just released a new component, JomSocial. If you still have not heard about it yet, it is actually a social networking that sits on top of Joomla!. If you want to read more about it, just head on to JomSocial's website . I have personally received a couple of queries on whether the developments of our other components will be halted and the answer is a BIG NO.
We have been working on Nice Talk 1.0 right now and still undergoing some tests at this point of time. When released however, it will be Joomla! 1.5 native and will no longer support the older version of Joomla 1.0.
What about My Blog and Jom Comment? Yes, not to worry we are currently working on My Blog 3.0 which will fully support Joomla 1.5 natively and also have a couple of new features added. ;)
Anyways, Merry Christmas in advance =)
Posted by: mark
on Sep 14, 2008
We have recently released My Blog 2.0.1 and Jom Comment 3.0.1 which includes pretty much of bug fixes since the initial beta release. Some of you might have been wondering why are there more bug fixes as opposed to new features. The main reason is because we are actually modifying the structure of both these components to have backward compatibilities where they both work on Joomla 1.0 and Joomla 1.5 with the same set of codes.
After making these structural changes, we should see some new features added in the next major release of My Blog and Jom Comment.
You may read more on the changelogs for My Blog 2.0.1 and Jom Comment 3.0.1 at the following locations,
Posted by: mark
on Jul 17, 2008
After a long wait, we finally released the beta versions of both My Blog 2.0 and Jom Comment 3.0 . You can actually access both these release in the following forums,
Jom Comment 3.0 - http://forum.azrul.com/index.php/topic,3066.0.html
My Blog 2.0 - http://forum.azrul.com/index.php/topic,3065.0.html
Posted by: azrul
on Feb 6, 2008
Let me quickly brief you on our build script. All our component are compiled together into a single zip file by an automated build script. By using this script, we no not have to manually copy and paste everything into an empty folder and zip it up manually. Our script will automatically retrieve
Posted by: hazlan
on Nov 6, 2007
The atmosphere at Azrul Studio's offices is a mixture of may day and mayhem today as members of the coding team celebrated their success in achieving that holy grail of Joomla! component development, version
Posted by: mark
on Nov 2, 2007
Yes everyone, Jom Comment support for Joomla!1.5 RC3 is coming. We recently noticed that there has been an ongoing rumors about Jom Comment not going to be able to support the all new Joomla!1.5 .
I would like to assure everyone that our new releases will definitely be releasing an update
Posted by: azrul
on Oct 5, 2007
Jom Comment 1.9 is currently under heavy development and a few beta version has been released. There are quite a bit of changes in the release, the most important being the use of our own internal libraries instead of using Joomla API call.
We have decided to do this for a few reasons, but
Posted by: azrul
on Jan 31, 2007
Starting from Jom Comment 1.8, we will be using a completely new template system. It is a super-fast, super efficient PHP-based template system. It doesn't do the typical 'search and replace' which most template does.
On top of that, we also have a new caching system in place. We no longer have to rebuild the comment area at every page load. Of course, if you are already using Joomla built-in caching system, your content (along with Jom Comment) are already cached in anyway.
I run some benchmark and building Jom Comment page now takes between 0.002 to 0. 005 seconds compared to non-cached time of 0.10 to o.15 seconds! That's 75x performance increase.
