Getting Social With Joomla
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This is from my presentation at Joomla Day Chicago on August 5, 2011. In it, I talk about different ways to incorporate social media in your Joomla website. This is a non-technical, high-level overview of the topic.
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- 4. Introduction | Who is this guy? ● Joomla developer / integrator
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