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January
Volunteers needed - this is your chance to contribute to Joomla!
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- Written by: Angelika Prox-Dampha
- Category: January
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You’ve probably heard or read it more than once: Joomla needs volunteers. Without people, new releases take longer and have less exciting features, documentation remains incomplete and bugs take forever to get fixed. But who do we need, and what would they be doing?
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Tools to build a Component - 7: Joomla Component Builder
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- Written by: Herman Peeren
- Category: January
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In this episode we will use Joomla Component Builder to build our example event schedule component.
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The January Issue
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- Written by: Anja de Crom
- Category: January
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The JCM Team is proud to present you the January Issue of the Joomla! Community Magazine, the very first edition of 2025. Check out what this issue has to offer!
Joomla in 2025: new inspiration, new discoveries, and precious moments
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- Written by: Serge Billon
- Category: January
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Happy New Year 2025, dear Joomla community!
As we step into this new year, we want to take a moment to celebrate everything that makes Joomla so special: you, the members of this caring and passionate community. 2025 is a significant year, marking 20 years of Joomla, 20 years of innovation, collaboration, and connection.
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Sustainable Web Development with Joomla - Part 1
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- Written by: Ioannis Fytros
- Category: January
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The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, and sustainability is no longer just a buzzword – it's a necessity. As businesses and developers strive to reduce their environmental footprint, sustainable web development has emerged as a critical focus.
Connecting third-party PHP libraries in Joomla
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- Written by: Sergey Tolkachyov
- Category: January
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When developing websites or extensions for Joomla, sometimes tasks arise that have already been solved by someone. In the development world, such solutions are designed as libraries - sets of files and classes that make it possible to simply plug them into your script and use code written and well-tested by other developers. These can be php libraries for image processing, working with PDF, connecting to third-party services via the REST API, and much, much more.
JDayUSA 2025, Washington DC - Celebrates Joomla!
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- Written by: Laura Gordon
- Category: January
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JDayUSA 2025, the premier annual Joomla! Conference in the USA returns this April 2025, to Washington, DC. JDayUSA brings together visionaries, Joomla enthusiasts, and leaders for a transformative exploration of the latest trends in Joomla. And no matter where you live, you can be part of it!
Floating Labels and how to use them in your Joomla website
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- Written by: Brian Teeman
- Category: January
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You may have seen them in form fields: labels that seem to float above the field as you're typing. Can you make those in your Joomla website as well? Yes you can! Brian Teeman explains how.
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An insight into a Joomler: JoeJoomla
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- Written by: Emmanuel Lemor
- Category: January
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Having been around the JoomlaSphere in some capacity or another for years, what keeps me around and coming back are the wonderful and super helpful people that I have encountered over the years... some stay, some go, some comeback and some don't but they are collectively the pillars of the Joomla! project no matter in what way they participate, or contribute...
Celebrating the amazing women of Joomla with Angie Radtke
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- Written by: Maria Skampoura
- Category: January
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Hello everyone. I wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2025! (I would also like to add Creative.) I have always been a great fan of creative people.
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