CoderFaire 2013 - Getting Started with the Joomla! Framework
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The Joomla project has recently taken great strides in enhancing its base Framework and making that code available separate from the CMS. In this session, we will take a look at the code that composes the Joomla Framework and how to get started using it by building a sample application.
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