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The developer team
In short: born in 1964, carpenter and computer scientist for systems integration. Living in Detmold.
In October 2005 I was looking for a gallery component for a planned website. Of the components directly usable in Joomla, I only liked PonyGallery. But it did not fit my requirements, e.g. it was not multilingual. Thus, without any PHP knowledge and overestimating my capabilities, I started to modify the gallery and published the modifications.
The extensive feedback of the users was my motivation to continue working on it. But without the help from other people this project would not be possible. I would have to capitulate regarding the needs of the community without Benjamin, Andreas and Patrick joining the team.
Besides, the planned website has not been realized until today because I’m using nearly all my free time for further development of the gallery and support. But I will continue to do so, to realize my vision of this gallery …
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Andreas (aHa)
I’m living in Hamburg and working in application development. Due to the fact that one of my hobbies is photography, I built a website with Mambo and later on with Joomla!. This lead me to the gallery components of Joomla!
After working with Menalto Gallery2 in the beginning of 2007 I heard of Ponygallery ML. This gallery was in my opinion efficient and easy in handling. Before, I had been looking for something like this in vain.
Further on, the support of mab and b2m amongst others in the german Joomla! Forum impressed me a lot. The dedicated thread with thousand posts is legendary by now. At that time I started with modifications of the frontend by CSS and programming PHP. I'm a team member since August 2007.
I am 18 years old and still go to school.
Some months ago I started to learn PHP because we wanted to change our school website to Joomla. And there we were in need of a component for coaching exchange, amongst others.PonyGallery ML was our first choice for a gallery component.
Besides our school site, I started to work on the website of my table tennis club. Unfortunately we decided to use Joomla 1.5, so we couldn’t use PonyGallery ML. Thus, I decided to port PonyGallery ML to Joomla 1.5 by myself.
The feedback I received in the Joomla portal was very positive. And so I joined the development team.
Mainly I will be responsible for a native and bug free version of the JoomGallery running in Joomla! 1.5 natively.
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I live in a small town near Cologne in Germany. Actually a telecommunications engineer I've been working quite some time in the application development in the field of industrial automation.
So far I have, like most people, used the Internet just as a normal user. For interest in the techniques used there, I then recently built up a small website with Joomla!. A small picture gallery should be included as well. The JoomGallery was and is, in my opinion, the best gallery component for Joomla. It convinces by its flexibility and functionality. But, as it is often the case, some features one needs do not exist yet. So I started to write small modules and plugins for the JoomGallery, which I published in the support forum of the JoomGallery site to make it available to the community.
In April 2010 the team offered me to become a member. I gladly accepted.
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The test team
I am a teacher in an elementary school in Berlin.
Everything I know about PC/web is worked out by learning by doing. In the beginning of 2007 I tried out Joomla. I have never searched for a suitable gallery. for Joomla, since the beginning I used PonyGallery ML. Meanwhile I tried out other galleries but I am always happy to have my PonyGallery ML.
In this team I could be all thumbs ;-) and I am relying on everything working easily. I'm not able in programming, so maybe I represent the main part of the Pony- (Joom) users.
Thus I am happy and thankful to test the JoomGallery fulfilling daily use


