Phpbootcamp Joomla Framework 22883

The document discusses the history and future of the Joomla content management system. It describes how Joomla originated in 2005 and has since grown to over 65 million downloads currently. Community involvement has also increased substantially over the years. Looking ahead, the document outlines further planned versions of Joomla to improve features like installation, versioning, and access controls.

This document discusses the history and future of Joomla, an open source content management system (CMS). It summarizes Joomla's origins in 2005, its growth to over 100 million downloads, and the release of major versions 1.0 and 1.5. The document emphasizes Joomla's community-driven development model and vision of collaboration. It also predicts future growth in extensions and innovation while remaining community-focused.

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In this beginner presentation on the topic, I would cover a quick introduction of content management system with focus on PHP based content management system “Joomla”. Joomla is considered as dynamic portal engine and content management system, and allows you to develop variety of systems from website, ecommerce store to a complex social network with the help of pre-built features i.e. caching, content management, web services, templates, and more.

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The document provides an overview of Joomla and its community from the perspective of a Joomla expert, Nick A. It begins by introducing Nick and his company Joomlapolis, which provides community building tools and paid subscription solutions. The majority of the document then covers various aspects of Joomla, including what it is, how it works, common uses, and resources for learning more. It emphasizes that Joomla is an open source content management system (CMS) driven by volunteers and supported by both free and paid third-party extensions.

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Joomla is an open source content management system (CMS) that makes it easy to build and manage websites. It allows non-technical users to add and edit content without needing HTML skills. Some key features include a user-friendly interface, built-in professional features, and hundreds of free and commercial extensions. Major organizations like the UN, MTV, and Harvard use Joomla for their websites. The document provides an overview of why to use Joomla, how to install it, and how to organize and manage content once installed.

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This document provides information about an upcoming Joomla workshop. It includes details about the target audience for the workshop, which includes novice programmers and existing Joomla users. It provides an overview of the topics that will be covered, including CMS overview, local server setup, and an introduction to Joomla. Popular Joomla extensions, templates, and the market share of different CMS platforms are also discussed.

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The Nooku Framework is an API for developing Joomla extensions more quickly and securely. It provides features like automatic security protections, reusable code through its object-oriented architecture, and reduced development time through scaffolding that requires writing less code. Several projects use Nooku, including social networking platforms and content management extensions. The framework aims to make extensions more extensible, flexible and secure.

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The document discusses the past, present, and future of the content management system Joomla. It notes that Joomla started as a "black box" but evolved to have a modularized architecture. Today it has over 50 code contributors, 8000 extensions, 500,000 forum users, and 25 million downloads. However, only 0.0001% of users directly contribute code. Going forward, the document advocates treating Joomla as a platform rather than just a CMS, defining a technology vision around HTML5 and CSS3, prioritizing architecture over features, and collaborating rather than competing with other open source projects.

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This tutorial teaches how to design a website in Pashto using the content management system Joomla. It provides information about the instructor Hekmattullah Kaliwal and explains the objectives and structure of the course. The course will cover installing and reviewing Joomla, the concepts behind it, its benefits over other systems, what can be done with it, its different versions, and dividing a Joomla site into a front page and backend administrator area. Each day a new tutorial on designing a website in Pashto using Joomla will be uploaded.

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As you gain experience with procedural coding in PHP, you notice that there are tasks which are performed in a routine fashion and a lot of code which can be simply reused. What if you can save your time on these points using some of the existing PHP development frameworks and/or content management systems which allows MVC architecture and object oriented programming concepts to follow at ease for you? In this beginner webinar on the topic, I would cover a quick introduction of content management system with focus on PHP based content management system “Joomla”. Joomla is considered as dynamic portal engine and content management system, and allows you to develop variety of systems from website, ecommerce store to a complex social network with the help of pre-built features i.e. caching, content management, web services, templates, and more. The real power of Joomla lies in the scalability which can be achieved with the use of custom extensions which include templates, language files, plugins, modules and components. This webinar would further cover quick hands on workshop to download and setup Joomla on a demo server, and developing a simple module and component for Joomla version 2.5. This webinar covers: What is the basic database structure difference between Joomla 1.5 and Joomla 2.5 versions? I was able to create and load modules easily in Joomla 1.5 but I can't do the same in Joomla 2.5? Are too many modules a problem for the Joomla site? Does the extension be compulsory an open source code? Do I really need to switch to Joomla 2.5 from Joomla 1.5 and why? How can I get more information on Joomla extension development? Can I use Jquery framework in the extension development while Joomla uses MooTools JS framework?

Joomla

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Joomla is an open-source content management system (CMS) that allows users to easily create and manage websites and applications. It uses PHP and connects to a database to manage content. Some key benefits are that it is simple to use, allows for easy editing of pages and images, and has a large community. The most popular version currently used is version 3. Joomla was created in 2005 and is developed by an open-source community.

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Joomla is a popular open source content management system (CMS) that allows users to manage and organize content on a website without needing technical skills. It uses a simple architecture that separates the user interface from the business logic and data layers. Content is added and managed through a web-based administration panel. Joomla is commonly used for corporate websites, online magazines, e-commerce sites, and other applications. It provides features like user management, content organization, templates, and media management. To use Joomla, a server is needed that meets the minimum requirements of PHP, MySQL, and Apache. New sites can be created by downloading and installing Joomla through a simple process.

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