Mijingo

Mijingo, wha?

A funny name, but a serious way to learn.

Mijingo is a small, independent publisher of helpful training materials for web designers and developers. The person behind it is web developer and digital entrepreneur, Ryan Irelan. Hey, that’s me!

It all started with the first set of ExpressionEngine Screencasts I published in May 2008. They were well-received and still sell to this day. In January 2009 I launched EE Insider, a website dedicated to news, how-tos and information about ExpressionEngine. All along I was working, on and off due to delays with ExpressionEngine 2, on a full length book on building websites with ExpressionEngine. In December 2009 ExpressionEngine 2: A Quick-Start Guide was released as an ebook and a few months later it was published in print. It’s available online or at your favorite bookstore.

For the last few years Mijingo, LLC has been the legal business name under which all of my publishing and other adventures in creating stuff operate. I just decided to make it a place to sell everything. So, here we are.

Why Mijingo?

Well, this is kind of embarrassing. But no one actually reads these About pages, so what’s the harm, right?

I have this thing with rhyming names and substituting consonants. My wife and I have a cat named Ringo. His nickname became “Ringo Mijingo.” And, yeah…see I told you this is embarrassing. Did I just name a company after my cat?

When it came time to create an official business entity, I needed a unique name and one that wasn’t already registered in the State of North Carolina. What’s more unique than a 30-something’s ridiculous rhyming riff on a cat name? Nothing, that’s what.

Contact

If you need to get in touch, please email support@mijingo.com or post in the support area. I will try to get back to you as soon as possible.

Mijingo, LLC
5114 Balcones Woods Dr
Suite 307-358
Austin TX 78759-5212

Customers Love Mijingo

  • Ryan’s screencasts changed the way I build for the web. They’re easy to follow and he doesn’t miss a step. I still refer to them when I’m stuck. Best investment I’ve made yet.

    Amy Stoddard

  • I like things that make life easier in web design land. [T]hank goodness for Mijingo.

    Molly Bermea

  • I can’t recommend this screencast enough if you want to make a commercial side project, or add another weapon to your client repertoire.

    Kenny Meyers

  • [T]his ebooklet does its very best to ensure that our ExpressionEngine websites are as secure as they can be.

    Tony Geer

  • Just what I was looking for, thanks a mil!

    Deek Design

  • Thank you Ryan, well done!

    David Baker

  • With “Securing ExpressionEngine 2” even my granny can lock down a #eecms installation. Awesome read…

    Wouter Vervloet

  • Even after working with ExpressionEngine for some time, I still refer to [the screencasts] over documentation. Ryan’s screencasts are informative, practical and smart.

    Kenny Meyers

  • They’re really clear, and I actually feel like I’m learning how EE works, not just repeating things monkey-like.

    Jodi Warren

  • I love ExpressionEngine. I read this book last week over two days and built a complete site a day later.

    Lacy Garrison