Issues by Year
July
The July issue
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- Written by: Anja de Crom
- Category: July
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You may know it already: Joomla will celebrate its 20th birthday next month, on August 17 to be precise. Twenty years of working together to make every new version the best Joomla ever, twenty years of enabling people to learn, contribute and rise up above themselves, twenty years of community, friendship and freedom. That calls for a celebration. But actually, the Joomla Community Magazine is doing that every month. With each new issue, with each article, we spread the Joomla love, share our knowledge, and encourage people to join us. We have how-to's and tutorials as well as stories and news from our community and interesting reads about what's happening around us. I hope you enjoy this month's issue, and don't forget: Joomla is worth celebrating every day!
Celebrating Two Years of Joomla Guided Tours
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- Written by: Shirielle D. Williams
- Category: July
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June 2025 marks a significant milestone that I'm incredibly proud to share with the Joomla community—the second anniversary of our Guided Tours team, a dedicated group that has transformed how users experience and learn Joomla.
Governance in Open Source Communities: Aligning with the United Nations Open Source Principles
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- Written by: Maria Skampoura
- Category: July
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In May 2025, the United Nations Digital Technology Network adopted a new set of Open Source Principles. These principles provide guidelines to promote collaboration and the adoption of open-source technologies for digital projects within the UN and globally, and they're all about open, secure and inclusive global digital collaboration. Read more about Joomla's endorsement of the Open Source Principles!
A Day of Coding - Exploring Module Overrides & Dynamic Effects in Joomla!
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- Written by: Laura Gordon
- Category: July
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Upcoming Hybrid Workshop: Exploring Module Overrides and Dynamic Effects in Joomla
Join us for an engaging and educational hybrid Joomla event, hosted by Laura Gordon and co-organized by the Joomla Users Group of NJ and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Whether you’re local or joining from afar, you can attend in person at Rutgers' College Avenue Campus in New Brunswick or participate virtually via Zoom.
Read more: A Day of Coding - Exploring Module Overrides & Dynamic Effects in Joomla!
The Digital Future in Our Hands: Open Source and AI as an Opportunity
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- Written by: Angie Radtke
- Category: July
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In a world where core digital infrastructures are controlled by a few large tech corporations, digital sovereignty has become a major topic. In this context, open source is not just a technical alternative to Big Tech – it represents hope for a democratic, transparent, and independent digital future for our societies.
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How to create an author's page
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- Written by: Viviana Menzel
- Category: July
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If your website (or your client’s website) features blogs or articles by multiple authors, you may want to have author pages showing their bio and links to the articles they’ve written. Here’s how to do that with Joomla’s core contact component.
Introducing the Joomla Health Checker: Your Website's Personal Physician
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- Written by: The Joomla Health Checker Team
- Category: July
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Empowering administrators with insights beyond just updates
We've all been there. You log into your Joomla administrator panel, check for updates, see that green checkmark, and think "Great! My site is healthy." But is it really?
Read more: Introducing the Joomla Health Checker: Your Website's Personal Physician
Leading in Open Source: It’s Not About Doing Everything Yourself
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- Written by: Brian Teeman
- Category: July
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In the world of open source, leadership is less about authority and more about influence. It is not defined by job titles or organizational charts. It is about creating the conditions for others to succeed. One of the most important lessons for any open source leader to learn is this:
Being a leader is not about doing everything yourself.
It is tempting to try, especially if you care deeply about quality or feel responsible for the project's reputation. But leadership is not about being the sole engine of progress. It is about building trust, communicating clearly, and knowing when to step aside so others can lead.
Read more: Leading in Open Source: It’s Not About Doing Everything Yourself
The Blind Spots of Accessibility Testing - Bypass
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- Written by: Christiane Maier-Stadtherr
- Category: July
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The accessibility tester strikes again! In this article, we introduce another "blind spot" of automated accessibility testing tools: the bypass – and it’s not what you might think at first.
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Recover your voice. Develop your podcast site in Joomla!
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- Written by: Carlos Cámara
- Category: July
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Having a dedicated website for your podcast isn’t just a bonus - it’s essential. It’s your home base, your archive, your identity. While platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts help you distribute your voice, your website gives you control over the experience. Joomla! is a great tool to manage your podcast, so let’s dive into what you need to host a premium podcast website.
Read more: Recover your voice. Develop your podcast site in Joomla!
