Hi everyone,
As foretold, I am a GSOC 2009 student entrusted with the responsibility of constructing a desktop interface for article management in Joomla! using xmlrpc in the backend. I feel great pleasure in giving you Joomla Desktop APplication Interface (JDAP_v1.0). I hope you like the features implemented. the upcoming discription makes you more familiar to the application.
Have you ever wished you could see different versions of a Joomla! article and "roll back" changes to an earlier version? If so, check out Victor Carbine's webinar on his GSOC 2009 project. Click here to view his 20-minute webinar where he demonstrates the features of this very cool extension. Way to go, Victor!
Have you ever wanted to allow users to create groups on your Joomla! site to allow them share content and have discussions? If so, check out Sunithi Agarwal's 20-minute webinar where she demonstrates her GSOC 2009 Groups component. Click here to view the webinar. Congratulations, Sunithi!
It's hard to believe the end of the summer is here and also the end of the 2009 Google Summer of Code. I wanted to let the community know about what was completed and what's in the future for multisite support. If you aren't familiar with this project you can view the project details here.
Did you ever wish you could set up multiple Joomla! sites that share all or part of a single database? In this 25-minute webinar, Naveen Gavini demonstrates his GSOC 2009 Multisite project which lets you do that plus a lot more. Click here to view the webinar. Congratulations, Naveen!
JoomlaDay Bangkok 2009 is going to start tomorrow (GMT+7) with nearly 500 attendees going to be at the Sripatum University and I've got some exciting news. Krit has told me that they'll have a live stream of the event! If you log into the site you can also chat with other viewers in real time. Check it out at http://live.fukduk.tv/. It is Flash powered, so you are going to need Flash to get up...
Hi everyone. We're wrapping up a very successful Google Summer of Code season. We've asked each student to do a short webinar demonstrating their projects. The first one is Edvard Ananyan's amazing Joomla! Working Copy extension.
Have you ever wanted to have a working copy of your Joomla! website where you could install and test new extensions and then be able to "automagically" synchronize it...
Today is the official final day of coding for the Google Summer of Code and my project of an accessible administrator template for Joomla 1.6. There's been much accomplished and much still to do to make Joomla as accessible in the backend as it can be in the front. If you have an interest in accessibility and Joomla join me in making Joomla fully accessible.
Before We will have JoomlaDay Bangkok 2009.Now we just finished the event of LRU Joomla Camp 4th The free Joomla training that Information Tecnology Faculty of Rajchabhat Loei University organized the training every year. And this year was happened while 15-16 August 2009 at the IT-Center with 150 participant from student, university staff and other people that interest for free.
This training...
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