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I don't build many websites. Most of my work is in training and advising people to build their own websites. So when I do need to build a new website I get the opportunity to put my ideas into practice. Over the last few months I have been working on...
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- Author: Brian Teeman
- Category: February
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and letting them tell the story instead. For instance for one of our series: Meet a Joomler, Meet the Team or Getting Extensions Ready for Joomla 4. For these series we even have super handy templates with questions, ready to use! How does writing for...
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- Author: Anja de Crom
- Category: February
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Automated tests are not a special tool for software developers in large projects. Especially for extensions, automated tests are a help to quickly identify problems. They help to ensure that extensions work smoothly in newer Joomla versions. The Joomla...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: astrid
- Category: June
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The Joomla ecosystem is vast. A large community among which, in addition to extension and template developers, there are also service providers. In our interviews about the preparation for the release of Joomla 4, we also needed to know how this part...
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- Author: Andrea Gentil
- Category: December
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Volunteer to Learnhttps://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/december-2017/volunteer-to-learn
Help a non-profit while helping yourself! Broaden your CMS horizons and give back to the community at the same time. I’ll share how I learned the Joomla! CMS and how I continue to expand my capabilities. Just getting started with Joomla? Read on. The...
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- Author: Jim Gregory
- Category: December
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Ask any project manager: the #1 reason websites launch late isn’t code, it’s content delays. The truth is, a CMS is only half the story. Publishing comes after collecting. Without a good process for gathering content, even the best Joomla site...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Jessica Dunbar
- Category: October
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Joomla 4 is getting closer with the Beta version expected for the end of this month, but, at the same time, Joomla's contributors are working hard to develop another important release: Joomla 3.10. Joomla 3.10 has been announced as the "Bridge...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Luca Marzo
- Category: May
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So, if you followed my tips in Part 1 of this series, you’ve hopefully carefully planned out your migration strategy, identified all the links you need to migrate, created your redirects, and at some point, you’re ready to push the button and migrate...
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- Author: Ruth Cheesley
- Category: May
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If you are a professional site builder, but not a professional developer, then you have likely wished you could quickly build custom Joomla! extensions that would allow you to collect exactly the data needed, presented in the precise manner, as...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: September
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In the last 10 years, the internet has evolved at a rapid pace. Completely new ecosystems and markets have emerged on this backbone. The distribution of the userbase of the internet is completely different today than what it was a few years ago. In...
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- Author: Parth Lawate
- Category: July
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If you read his author bio here on the JCM website, you'll find Philip Walton is a rower, juggler, cricket fan, warm beer tasting expert, unicyclist and a patented inventor. He's also the Secretary of the Board of Open Source Matters (the organisation...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Anja de Crom
- Category: May
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In the second of the Template Tools articles, we not only assess three more Joomla! Template Manufacturers: JoomlArt, JoomlaPraise and ProThemer; but we also explore the template folder in your Joomla! install and outline the essentials of Search...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Team EaSE
- Category: August
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The Joomla! Setuphttps://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/november-2010/tjslouis
The Joomla! Setup is a series of interviews with developers in the Joomla! community, talking about the tools they use to get the job done, inspired by the setup. Can you tell who it is? Louis Landry: Big Easy art Who are you and what do you do? My...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: November
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Joomla, in partnership with SiteGround, will provide an improved demo site and a new free hosting option at Joomla.com. Steve Burge interviewed Sarah Watz, the President of Open Source Matters and asked her about the new joomla.com and demo.joomla.org....
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Steve Burge
- Category: September
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This being my first article for the Joomla! Magazine, I will give a bit of context about myself. I started working with Joomla! in 2007, developing websites as a consultant, and then developing extensions professionally as a livelihood. Gradually I...
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- Author: Anibal Sanchez
- Category: December
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Wilco Alsemgeest has been a Joomla volunteer for years and despite his election as Operations Department Coordinator is recent, he has contributed to the activities of the Board of Directors of OSM for months, actively supporting the DCs and the...
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- Author: Luca Marzo
- Category: November
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The December Issuehttps://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/december/december-issue
The JCM Team is proud to publish the December Issue of the Joomla! Community Magazine. Featured this month, the brand new WebAuthn passwordless login method of Joomla 4. In this issue, you will find a variety of articles coming from several teams of...
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- Author: Luca Marzo
- Category: December
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Peter has been working with Joomla since its beginning and is a member of the Community Leadership Team (CLT). He co-leads a web design and development agency based in Sydney, Australia and runs probably the most popular Joomla weekly podcast/videocast...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: January
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Students looking for an opportunity to contribute to open source development and work with the best on a great content management system: this article’s for you. People who know their way around Joomla’s code and want to share their knowledge and help...
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- Author: Anja de Crom
- Category: February
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Joomla 4: Are we there yet?https://magazine.joomla.org/all-issues/may-2020/joomla-4-are-we-there-yet
I will let you into a little secret, one that others in production will never tell. When is Joomla! 4 ready? Well, that’s simple. When it’s been fully tested and the bugs fixed. It’s up to you when J4 is ready That’s a cop-out you might say, but it’s...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: May
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On the 19th and 20th of August, the Joomla! community in South Africa (including guests from seven countries) came together in Cape Town, to share their experience, and to learn from each other. The venue for the event was conveniently located at the...
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- Author: Jacques Rentzke
- Category: September
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There are many volunteers throughout the Joomla! community and from time to time we like to highlight substantial contributors that have given a lot of themselves to make for a better project. One such person is Elin Waring. You have spent the last...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: August
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Elin Waring recently blogged on the Joomla! Community Portal about some of the features coming with Joomla! 1.7, appropriately titled Peeking at 1.7. Aside from the separation of the framework and CMS, I think (and I may be a bit biased) one of the...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: JCM Team
- Category: July
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Joomla! 2.5 will be released in January 2012 and it is the successor of Joomla! 1.5. It will be a so called long term release and it will be the Joomla! state of the art until July 2013. The versions 1.6 and 1.7 were short term releases and they paved...
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- Author: Hagen Graf
- Category: January
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The first JoomlaDay Denver is October 1st 2016, featuring a remarkable mix of speakers, workshops and Joomla! resources. Our program covers everything from website design & development, UX, internet marketing and of course Joomla! We hope you can join...
- Type: EasyBlog Entry
- Author: Cliff Pfeifer
- Category: September