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During Joomla!Day West 2010 Pearson Publishing announced the release of Joomla! Press. The mission of Joomla! Press is to enhance the Joomla! experience by providing useful, well-written, and engaging publications for all segments of the Joomla!...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: December
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Shipping with Joomla 4 is the new and improved CLI (Command-Line Interface) that sits at the Joomla core. You can now carry out maintenance tasks without even logging into your website. Let's find out how. ‘One Joomla for all’, that’s a bold statement....
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Brendan Hedges
- Category: June
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Joomla's L10N-heartedhttps://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/august-2021/joomla-s-l10n-hearted
Localisation is at Joomla's heart. Currently supporting over 75 world languages for Joomla 3, Joomla! speaks more languages than any other content management system. Joomla 4 is launching today with over 20 language packs available. Many more will...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Patrick Jackson
- Category: August
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During Joomla!Day West 2010 Pearson Publishing announced the release of Joomla! Press. The mission of Joomla! Press is to enhance the Joomla! experience by providing useful, well-written, and engaging publications for all segments of the Joomla!...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: January
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On the way to the stable version of Joomla 4, we also wanted to know how the template developers are working to adapt their products to the next major version of our CMS. An essential part of the Joomla ecosystem, templates allows us to define the...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Andrea Gentil
- Category: July
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Optimize is headed. Next month is 18 months since Joomla 4 was officially released. In 2021 the magazine had the “Getting extensions ready for Joomla 4” series, talking with Joomla extension developers about their progress in updating their extensions...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Patrick Jackson
- Category: January
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For the first time since getting involved with Joomla I’m actually excited about the state of Joomla documentation for extension developers! In the past Joomla hasn’t had the best reputation for developer documentation, but for me the Joomla Manual is...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Robbie Jackson
- Category: August
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Joomla 4 Beta 5 has been released, meaning that the Release Candidate version is one step closer. The Joomla Community Magazine continues to approach developers, to see first-hand how they are preparing for the arrival of the next major version of...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Andrea Gentil
- Category: December
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There are more CMS platform choices than ever. All of them boast powerful features but it’s not always clear how these features help us in real life. These are five reasons why many people choose Joomla to accomplish website goals and solve real world...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Cliff Pfeifer
- Category: May
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August is Pride Month in the Joomniverse! We’ve asked Joomlers to share the Joomla 4 sites they’re most proud of, and ended up with diversity at its best. In this single JCM article only, we discover a wide variety of sites that use Joomla: personal...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Anja de Crom
- Category: August
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With Joomla 4 stable already released, many people are thinking about migrating their sites or starting new sites directly on Joomla 4. But, the question that arises is if all the extensions or templates are already available. To answer that question,...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Andrea Gentil
- Category: September
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I managed to meet Ryan Demmer at the virtual water cooler on a cold morning in early December, and quickly asked him a few questions about his experiences migrating the very popular JCE Editor to Joomla 4. Read on, for valuable advice, from a very...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Soren Beck Jensen
- Category: December
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Last week, Open Source Matters welcomed Paul Orwig as the organization’s new President. With years of experience under his belt including stints as Webmaster for the Joomla! Community Portal, lead editor for the Joomla! Community Magazine, and...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Gabe Wahhab
- Category: March
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Earlier this month Joomla 4 Release Candidate was made available, and Release Candidate 2 came out last week. With a fortnightly release schedule for updated RC releases, Joomla 4 is fast approaching the stable release, and you can get involved in the...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Patrick Jackson
- Category: June
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GitHub - Installing Githttps://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/june-2020/github-installing-git
Contributing to the Joomla project is much easier when you’ve got a local testing environment. This month we’ve prepared a tutorial on how to go about configuring a local testing environment. In last month’s magazine article we gave readers a top level...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Patrick Jackson
- Category: June
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Anyone who knows me knows I have a bit of a sweet tooth and I'm a sucker for chocolate, cheesecake and ice cream. It's extremely hard for me to walk past the local gelato shop. As I yield to temptation, I'm affronted with an assortment of flavours and...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Andrew Eddie
- Category: November
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After the release of Joomla 4.0, I met online with Sigrid Gramlinger-Moser and Benjamin Trenkle to discuss the process and people behind the testing and production of Joomla 4.1, the next Joomla minor version. Sigrid Gramlinger-Moser - I first met...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Philip Walton
- Category: September
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With Joomla 4 on the way, some extension developers are still working on the compatibility of their extensions. Others haven’t even started yet (guys, you really should at least have started by now). And others, like AcyMailing… well, if you use it,...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Anja de Crom
- Category: March
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Once, there was a time when testers had to manually test everything in Joomla, clicking through all the views and features each and every time a change was made. It was exhausting, cumbersome and prone to errors. Along came Selenium! A tool to...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: October
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Help us end the year on a HIGH NOTE! Join the Joomla community behind the rockstar content management system, Joomla! With opportunities in marketing, finance, legal, compliance, and testing, there’s a place for YOU. Each month we will highlight a few...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: SD Williams
- Category: December
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As a Joomla user, you may wonder whether the Joomla! extensions and services you use will be compatible with the upcoming major version, Joomla 4. What better way to find out than asking the developers? For our February issue, we had the pleasure to...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Anja de Crom
- Category: February
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Debating Migrating?https://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/august-2012/debating-migrating
Joomla 3.0 is due out next month, and if you're thinking "oh no, another migration situation!", don't get your feathers all ruffled yet. If you're on Joomla 2.5 you'll be absolutely fine staying where you are, probably until 2014. The most active Skype...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Alice Grevet
- Category: August
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New Year, Many Opportunities! We are excited to welcome 2021 and YOU, our new Joomla! Community volunteers. There is an overabundance of opportunities in marketing, finance, legal, compliance, and more. In our Joomla community, there’s a place for YOU....
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: SD Williams
- Category: January
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How secure is your Joomla site? Joomla 4’s new features to manage security headers from within your site make protecting your site even easier. There are a range of HTTP Headers you can implement when securing your website. Amongst them, a specific one...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Patrick Jackson
- Category: June
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Testing Joomla!https://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/july-2012/testing-joomla
The Problem: Testing software has been a huge challenge as long as software has been around. A big part of this is the simple mathematics of if / then statements. To over simplify a bit, every if statement creates two possible execution paths through a...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Mark Dexter
- Category: July