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my name is Jan and I am 25-years-old Czech interested among others mostly in IT & computing stuff. I quit my university in 2005 as I found out the university education in central Europe still needs some work. Today I live in a 20k-citizen town Nachod, the pretty much heart of Europe with no seashore. I work in a civil engineering company at the moment. I turned to like my home town again as I am luckily partnered again and as Czech telecom-monopolist company (oh sorry, Telefonica O2 Czech Rebublic, a.s. now) started to offer a DSL lines here some time ago.

I love bitweaver, bitcommerce and others from the family. Hopefully, I am going to build my business site on bitweaver - that's why I also do contribute - I try to do some testing as that is the best I can. Even if I sometimes submit not existing bugs, I really do not mean this badly, my lame brain is guilty most of the cases. I am really wasted by the cool and at first look unnoticeable AJAX features the R2 brings. I also kid about bitweaver usability and possible future development options on IRC.

Unfortunately, I can not code. cry I tried it once though - back at high school - did a snake game (like the Nokia mobile snake game) in Pascal and that was my end station till now. Well, some forced C++ at the university too, but that was academical bullshit I can't count. Otherwise, I early 2005 I was a madman at Ubuntu linux - unfortunately, it did not break the world so I use it only occasionally now.

One more thing I have to note - the Czech country is being called Wi-Fi paradise, which it actually is (thanx to telecom-monopolist), since there are more WiFi access points than in the whole rest of the European Union.

I do edit Wikipedia too.

Regards,
Jan

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IDTitle ascendingContent TypeAuthorMost recent editorLast Modified
1242603. Support - Post installationMessage BoardKozuchKozuch25 Jul 2008
1498414. Services marketplaceMessage BoardKozuchEzyBiz05 Aug 2008
1498015. bitweaver.orgMessage BoardKozuchKozuch25 Jul 2008
996718 FEB R2 build - installer says bitweaver 1.3.2 betaCommentKozuchKozuch24 Feb 2007
150402008 Open Source CMS AwardCommentKozuchKozuch02 Aug 2008
90632 questions - blogs and phpbb postsCommentKozuchKozuch27 Mar 2006
3018Administration and menusImage GalleryKozuchKozuch14 Feb 2007
1159Administration menuImageKozuchKozuch14 Feb 2007
9941ADONewConnection: Unable to load database driverCommentKozuchKozuch17 Feb 2007
9492AdSense integrationCommentKozuchKozuch11 Jul 2006
3053AJAXCommentKozuchKozuch23 Feb 2007
2999Also interestedCommentKozuchKozuch23 Feb 2007
2516AppreciationCommentKozuchKozuch29 Nov 2006
14442Ask in forum tooCommentKozuchKozuch16 May 2008
11029Automatical bug submittingCommentKozuchKozuch22 Feb 2007
3045"basic" and "advanced" control setsCommentKozuchKozuch20 Feb 2007
10580Bitboards stateCommentKozuchKozuch05 Jan 2007
10647bitcommerce R2 beta bugs - running MySQL 5.0.24CommentKozuchKozuch20 Feb 2007
10654bitcommerce R2 beta bugs - running Postgres 8.2CommentKozuchKozuch20 Feb 2007
12196Bitweaver 2.0 Now ShippingArticleKozuchxing25 Jul 2008
2021Bitweaver from the webmastering poing of viewBlog PostKozuchlaetzer18 May 2008
2933Bitweaver from the webmastering point of viewArticleKozuchlaetzer18 May 2008
2995Bitweaver installationBlog PostKozuchKozuch02 Apr 2007
2028Bitweaver one of the most popular Content Management Systems!ArticleKozuchKozuch30 Sep 2006
7735Bitweaver promotionCommentKozuchKozuch24 Aug 2006

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What do we need to get better?

By Kozuch
Wednesday 11 of June, 2008
Posted to Webmastering Bitweaver
I am sad seeing bitweaver loosing power and momentum in the last months. Okay, R2 is out, but still not really officially? Not much of new content on this site, forums not really active too. What is the problem?

I tried to promote bitweaver project a bit myself, however, my attempt to restore bw Wikipedia page was not successful yet. As I said in the forums, bitweaver was 95% working for me, but the 5% were almost killing it for any kind of project. Spider was talking of the necessity of an e…
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Bitweaver - the best CMS I have found so far

By Kozuch
Sunday 18 of May, 2008
Posted to Webmastering Bitweaver
Man, was it a headache looking for a decent open source Content Management System. I knew there were some out there but only knew a local (Czech) one. I wanted to create an English site and did not want to translate the Czech one.

First I found OpenSourceCMS site where you can pretty much access frontend and backend demo installations of the listed CMSs. This is very helpful for the Joe Webmaster. One can quickly touch various scripts w…
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Making bitweaver easier

By Kozuch
Tuesday 05 of February, 2008
Posted to Webmastering Bitweaver
I got to bitweaver administration after some time again. Hm, nice to see features have been added in R2. Hm, sad to see I can not (still) handle the CMS administration correctly it in the time amount I have for it. I have 2 ideas how to make bitweaver easier. Please take them as rough feature suggestions.

Administrative levels
This feature would simply allow to set my administrative skills level (beginner, advanced, freak etc.) and would hide some settings I might not need. The bitweaver…
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Why not to release Bitweaver 1.8?

By Kozuch
Monday 07 of May, 2007
Posted to Webmastering Bitweaver
I pretty much like release cycles. I mean fixed release cycles - for example like Ubuntu Linux has. I know that more or less every 6 months new stable release comes out that adds THE features that were coded in the meantime. I do not need tons of new features in every new version of software - I much rather go through constant evolution than experience a revolution once in ten years. What am I little mad about? The development cycle of Bitweaver.

Well, I want to say I really like the ideas be…
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Bitweaver from the webmastering poing of view

By Kozuch
Tuesday 17 of April, 2007
Posted to Webmastering Bitweaver
Hi folks,

I just would like to share some insights I got while using Bitweaver on one of my sites - it is called OpenBook Project and runs since May 2006.

I am an average webmaster I would say - I have basic web and internet knowledge, can use FTP, SSH (no money for dedicated hosting yet though) and I have basic HTML skills with close to none PHP skills. However, I can do some basic customizing of PHP scripts (like insert ads etc.) and I can do templating throu…
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Bitweaver installation

By Kozuch
Saturday 10 of February, 2007
Posted to Webmastering Bitweaver
Let's look at the first step of touching Bitweaver yourself - the installation. Bitweaver has one of the most pleasant graphical CMS installations I have ever seen. It guides even almost a lame person through the about 10 installation steps very nicely, mostly with a confirmation that it was successful. Let's go virtually through the process ones more. The images illustrate current R2 Beta installer, but it almost hasn't changed from the version 1.

The installation consists of about 16 screen…