Following in the footsteps of Crystal Dionysopoulos, Maria Skampoura was elected as President of Joomla last February. Her first term started on March 24. Let’s find out more about her, and about the plans she has for helping to shape the future of Joomla!
Leadership interview Maria Skampoura – President Read Post »
In the Magazine we have a lot of articles about tweaking different elements in Cassiopeia:
Pushed to the Bottom: 3 Brilliant Footer Hacks with Minimal Coding Read Post »
In case you haven’t looked at your calendar lately, we made it to 2025… 🎆 and that’s exciting not only because Joomla will enjoy its 20 year anniversary 🎂 soon, but because the World Wide Web is definitely a bit more interesting than when it first started…
Everything your parents told you about cookies is a lie! Read Post »
They don’t seek the limelight, and yet, without them, Joomla 5.4 wouldn’t be what it is. Richard Fath and Heiko Lübbe embody this new team of discreet but formidably efficient Release Managers, behind this bridge release to Joomla 6. Who are they?
Interview 5.4 Release Managers Richard Fath and Heiko Lübbe Read Post »
If you’ve ever thought to yourself “I wish my clients could ask for help directly in the back end of Joomla right there and then when they need it”, then congratulations — you’ve just stumbled upon the perfect excuse to join our next Code Along JUG meeting.
Code-Along JUG: Building a Joomla Admin Chat Module with a Bit of Banter Read Post »
And there it is: the April Issue of the Joomla Community Magazine. As you may expect from us, we have an interesting mix of articles for you: our new President shares her ideas for Joomla with us, we’ve interviewed the Release Managers of both Joomla 5.4 and Joomla 6 and much, much more. Enjoy, and if you like an article, don’t forget to share it on your socials!
Last month, the JCM Team received very sad news: Helvecio (Elvis) da Silva, a passionate Joomler and valuable volunteer, has passed away at the age of 59.
In the Joomla world, iCagenda is an essential extension for event management. Solid, scalable and designed with the user in mind, it powers thousands of sites around the world. But who really knows its creator, Cyril Reze? A self-taught developer based in Brittany, France, Cyril cultivates discretion as much as rigor. Hardly ever in the spotlight, he prefers to let his code and his passion for user experience do the talking. In this interview, he opens the doors to his career, shares his challenges, his future projects and his vision of Joomla. A rare encounter with a committed, humble contributor, always driven by the desire to move the community forward.
