At the beginning of March 2009, we migrated this website from Joomla 1.0 to 1.5. We discussed some of the technical issues involved in this blog post, and I’m now going to talk about the Search Engine Optimization angle. I’ve…
For the first time, we’re expanding the classes we offer at JoomlaTraining.com beyond just beginners classes. On April 22 in Miami, Rick Blalock is teaching a Joomla template design class. He’ll take you from a your basic HTML and CSS…
This is a review of the AdminPraise2 template from JoomlaPraise. In fact I should clarify that description: AdminPraise2 is only a template in the way that some of the largest and most ambitious frontend templates are … closer to an…
Recently I found out that Barrie North from Joomlashack was running a university level course in Joomla. The class is “Web 2.0 Marketing with Joomla” and I asked Barrie more about this joomla foray into higher education: 1) How did…
I’ve just arrived back from a long series of Joomla training classes on the west coast that culminated in Joomla Day Las Vegas on Saturday. Before I start to wade through the 4000+ emails in my inbox, here are some…
If you’ve been reading Alledia.com over the last few months, you’ve noticed that we’ve been working on a large new project: JoomlaTraining.com. We started with a single class in Atlanta last June and its snowballed within 9 months to occupy…
This is the outcome of various Twiter conversations over the last few days. I mentioned that the University of Washington ran Joomla on lots of sites and people started tweeting back about other top colleges using Joomla. So, with a…
A great domain name is a beautiful thing and there’s a Joomla site running on one of the best … SanDiego.com. What I particularly love about this is that the company ran the site for several years on Java. Late…
It doesn’t seem like it … In a couple of weeks, we’re doing Joomla beginner training classes up-and-down the west coast. See if you can spot the odd one out: Vancouver – March 27 … sold out Seattle – March…
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