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Begadang jangan begadang… Kalau tiada artinya…
That’s a line from a very popular Indonesian dangdut song by the legendary Rhoma Irama, Begadang.
Dangdut may not be originated in Indonesia, but it has sure gained huge popularity over these years.
Now, in a tribute to our own great culture, we proudly present to you a new WordPress e-commerce theme: DangDoot.
In WordCamp Indonesia 2010, our Project Management ninja Setyagus Sucipto delivered a presentation. He spoke about WordPress as content management system (CMS).
WordPress itself is supposed to be the simplest blogging platform ever. Automattic team and the WordPress community have someway developed it that anyone can manage his own WordPress-powered site without a coding knowledge.
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Admittedly having a great fondness into WordPress, Valent Mustamin has successfully held two WordCamps in Indonesia. Here is a sneak peek into his mind, what he thinks and feels about Indonesian WordPress community.
I don’t see myself as a web developer. I prefer being a WordPress evangelist. Sometimes I code, sometimes I design. I once designed some themes a bit better than Kubrick, modified some plugins just a bit here and a bit there.
But my greatest contribution to WordPress community is in fact how I’ve tried to introduce WordPress to almost anyone I met. I’ve been so thrilled in a debate on the best CMS. When a conversation on Drupal, Joomla, WordPress ever comes up, I’d be happy to go head to head with them.
Just about 2 years ago I developed the first Indonesian video portal site. Won’t drip details on the company. It belongs to a discharged cable TV, that’s all I can say. Read More
AppCloud has been so phenomenal that we thought we’d give it another shot. And so we designed Kelontong WordPress e-commerce theme.
Kelontong in Indonesian means a store selling various household items. It can usually be found in traditional markets with bargain-able prices. We think it is a cool name for a theme designed specifically for online store. Read More
Believe it or not, Indonesia–especially Jakarta–has been a well-known base of WordPress. From ordinary users to theme designers to plugin developers, you name it.
How can we become such a great WordPress community? Well, meet these great WordPress warriors. And, really, they are all Indonesians!
We can now call him an Indonesian WordPress Father. He is the one brain behind WordCamp Indonesia 2009 and WordCamp Indonesia 2010. Though we have not seen much of his work as WordPress plugins and themes, without this “WordPress forever in my heart” guy, we might not have seen (and come to) those biggest gatherings of WordPress enthusiasts in Indonesia.
Hold your glasses high, Folks. Salute for Valent Mustamin!
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