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It is very nice for people to come and congratulate you at all sorts of events and tell you that they are very happy with the products you make. We started with applications in this field, we made a name for ourselves and now people know us. What is the market for your applications? Also, a considerable proportion is made up of website owners and communities. Our client is usually the website developerвЂ¦ the web master or the web design company that works with Joomla!. In these nearly 5 years, we have diversified our products and we have tried to cover with our solutions almost all the categories of websites that can be built.

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What kind of software do you sell online and in how many countries?

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Gradually I perfected the license going from 1 domain life time support, adding unlimited domains 6 months and 12 months and in 2011 I gave up life time support, changing it to 1 domain 1 year support.

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I offered them free license and everyone was happy. There were few who complained, claiming they had suggested new features and they were the ones who had told me what bugs the product had. I released a new version and I announced it would be commercial. Then, one day, I changed the productвЂ™s license. At first, I tried to make some money through Adsense (paid ads on my website), but after a month and 30$ collected, I realized that I cannot go on like this. That is why I started by giving the product for free. It all started from the desire to give something to the community. What business strategy did you have at the beginning? How did you change it in time and why? At first I took care of everything and then I gradually found very good people to help me continue the project.Д¬urrently I coordinate RSJoomla!вЂ™s projects and I take care of marketing. I came back to Romania in 2006 and I started working with clients from abroad. Before RS Joomla! I had an online computer store that I abandoned because I was not satisfied with the profit. It was my first вЂњchildвЂќ and there I defined myself as a programmer. That is also where I worked on a management software such as SAP. Then I followed a one-year computer programming course in Italy that gave me the chance to work as web master for a company in Italy for another two years. After I finished high school in Constanta, I went to Italy where I worked for 2 year as a caretaker in a camping facility. As a programmer, I have always been a self-educated man. I discovered computers at the age of 14 and I was fascinated by computer programming. If I were to go further back in time, I would say that I was born in Constanta in 1983. I think those were the months when I started losing my hair.

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I used to wake up, solve my clientsвЂ™ problems on the forum then I set about writing code and optimizations then I published documentation articles and then I went back to sleep. At the beginning RSJoomla! was a one man show. Things evolved so quickly that after two months I decided to make it commercial. After the first couple of days, 800 people had already downloaded it, and a small community that supported me and suggested what to add to the new product was born. I started by giving the application for free. At one point I made an application that helped the client build forms for his website. At that time I was working with foreigners and I was building websites non-stop, especially in Mambo and the newly launched Joomla! 1.0. How did you start and who were the members of the team? As I like to explain to those who ask me (even close relatives who donвЂ™t understand what we do)вЂ¦ we develop applications that help those who build websites make them easier and cheaper. RSJoomla! is a young team whose goal is to provide a cheap alternative to Joomla! web developers by offering complete solutions for their different projects. I encourage all of you to write comments that could help him and us. Today, I randomly chose RS Joomla! And IвЂ™ll let Alex Lamba, the companyвЂ™s CEO, tell you their story. DonвЂ™t shoot IвЂ™ll probably become a better journalist in time рџ™‚. I decided that once in a while IвЂ™ll bring to the forefront a Romanian software company about which the Romanian press doesnвЂ™t write company that you probably didnвЂ™t even know it exists, and that, nonetheless, is successful on the international IT market.