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After the Chaser’s week in the world’s spotlight, another Joomla website has caused an online sensation. MarryOurDaughter.com received 20 million page views in the last two weeks and seemed to be a site where people could sell their teenage daughters…
Ever wondered how a Joomla site would handle a Digging or Slashdotting? Pretty well it seems as one Joomla site has been part of the world’s biggest news story during the last week. The Chaser, the Australian magazine / comedy…
Sad but true. When our clients ask for social networking we almost always them advise them to use Drupal. Its user profile system is comparable to Joomla’s Community Builder, but Drupal is a better choice because of its immensely powerful…
It is the news that the Joomla community has been waiting for since hints of a changed licensing stance first surfaced back in April:
A whole bunch of stuff from the prolific Barrie North and the Joomlashack team over the last couple of weeks:
For those of you that haven’t read it yet, there’s a fascinating post over on the Joomla forums, that touches on many crucial questions for the project. The thread started innocuously when one member posted a “Things I don’t like…
OK …. A very simple post today and a test to see how many people actually read this blog 🙂 One of my favorite things about working full-time with Joomla is that even though I spend 12 hours per day…
We’re delighted to announce the launch of Joomla South East, which is one of a growing number of Joomla User Groups around the world. We aim to have our first meeting(s) in Atlanta but also to reach out to current…
As today is Valentines Day I wanted to send love out to some of the excellent Joomla bloggers giving back to the community with news, tutorials, advice and opinions. Below is a list of Joomla blogs, all of which are…
Here it is, Ladies and Gentlemen… Joomla 1.5 (in Beta form at least). You can read the official posting here: The long and the short of it is that 1.5 is a developer-friendly leap forward from the older framework.…