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November
Celebrating the amazing women of Joomla with Ane Miren Alvarez
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- Written by: Maria Skampoura
- Category: November
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The passion for computer science was always one of my favorite topics to discuss. With this in mind I would like to present Ane Miren Alvarez, a talented Web Developer who has implemented the Joomla API within the automation tool Make, an “integration that allows for automated workflows and processes within Joomla” as she describes it.
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Case Study: a challenging migration
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- Written by: Andrei Miskevich
- Category: November
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A lot of people wrote about how to migrate a site on Joomla - first to version 3, then it was up to 4, and now to 5. And in fact, if you follow the instructions, usually everything goes well and smoothly. But this is if you do not have a bunch of different components, modules, plugins installed, that can cause problems after the migration.
Tim Davis, from pastor in life to Joomla evangelist
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- Written by: Serge Billon
- Category: November
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When it comes to videos, podcasts and Joomla streamers, one name always stands out: Tim Davis!
Is it any coincidence that this real-life pastor is so enthusiastic about sharing both his knowledge and his passion for Joomla!
We asked him about his relationship with the community and how he came to produce such interesting and valuable videos.
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They’re taking over the web world: ICONS
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- Written by: Christiane Maier-Stadtherr
- Category: November
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They are everywhere, they are coming as fonts, sprites and SVGs. They have different forms and outlines. They can be super helpful - if you respect some rules for usability and accessibility.
Accessibility and typography in Joomla: choosing an accessible font
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- Written by: Serge Billon
- Category: November
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The issue of accessibility is highly topical in the business world, as well as in local authorities. In the web domain, this concerns the hearing and visually impaired, as well as certain dyslexic disorders, and even cognitive disorders.
Read more: Accessibility and typography in Joomla: choosing an accessible font