Community Magazine

Subtitle: the power of Joomla, but without the technical hassle, and for free? You would really like a modern, responsive website, that you can manage all by yourself. A great design, easy to add content to, yet complete with all modern web features and capable of growing with your business or your reader base. But … you’re no technical wizard. Hosting packages look all the same to you, and you couldn’t install a CMS to save your life. That’s a problem. Well, not really. Actually, not at all. Thanks to joomla.com, you can build your site with the most powerful and user-friendly CMS on the market, but without having to host, install or update it. And the cost is… nothing. Interested?

In my last article in JCM, I worked really hard to convince you that regardless of what business you are in, or even for non-business sites, you need to have a membership component to your site. Assuming that I did a reasonable job, you either have one in the works or are at least planning one. Now you want to know the most effective way to use membership in your own website, right? Answering this question is exactly the focus of this article. There are many combination of ways to help your business by incorporating membership into your site. Here are 5 perspectives to spark your creativity and help you focus your plan…

On ne le dira jamais assez, quand vous faites un site internet (surtout pour des besoins professionnels), il faut que votre site soit totalement unique, que son design ne ressemble pas du tout à celui du site voisin (encore moins à celui du concurrent).

There are the obvious reasons why web sites need a membership component - to collect money and to create a community. Ah, but it goes much deeper than that.

While summer vacations are gradually arriving for part of the world, another part enjoys the coolness of winter. Our worldwide community is as diverse as the seasons in the world. And while we stay focused on our software instead of rainbow colors, everyone is equal and welcome to collaborate in our community.

Many of you are or will be returning from a great event in Prague, where besides meeting other community members, a lot of knowledge was shared.

The Joomla Vulnerable Extension List, is a public list published by Joomla.org of reported plugins, extensions, modules and/or templates from 3rd party developers that have known or resolved security issues with them.

Lynda.com features some great Joomla training videos and now lyndaLibrary makes free access to lynda.com available at many US libraries.

The Joomla World Conference is back for its 4th consecutive year, and we are proud to be hosted in Bangalore, known as the Silicon Valley of India. This is a big change from past years, so I sat down with the man behind the curtain to find out why. Here’s the interview with Jon Neubauer, leader of the JWC team and event organizer extraordinaire.

Espero que este artigo possa ajudar a ti e a mim tambem.

Eu trabalho com Joomla! já algum tempo, eu melhorei muito o meu conhecimento desdo Joomla 2.5.5, o tempo passou e arranjei um trabalho e mais tarde voltei para a faculdade.

Joomla! é, para mim, o melhor CMS, eu ja criei dois projectos pessoais graças a este CMS.