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Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 3. Enjoy!

Joooid is an Android client for the Joomla CMS: it has been created to publish articles with images, galleries and a map indicating the GPS position where the article has been published from.

Among the features of Joooid are an article manager. The article manager allows you to browse, publish or trash articles. There's also a utility which uploads files from the Android device directly into the Joomla directory.

To start using Joooid you need to download and install it from the Android Market. Then, install the Joooid plugin (see instructions here). It's also possible to install some extra plugins to embed Google maps in your article and optionally a shadowbox plugin for the image gallery. The developer is currently working on a solution to embed YouTube videos as well.

Joomla 1.6 has been under way for a long time. And it looks like it's going to be a great piece of open source software.

There are some things, though: It takes time. A lot of time. And no one knows when we will see a stable version of Joomla 1.6. At this point, no one even knows when the Joomla 1.6 beta will be available.

So what to do with that new site of yours?

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 2.

Topics include what you should know about Wordpress, new Joomla Community Leadership Team members, discussions at Alltogetherasawhole.org, some funny coding comments in the Joomla framework and some security concerns from JoomlaTools.

Enjoy!

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during the 1^st week of 2010 . Enjoy!

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during 52^nd week. Enjoy!

I've found some nice end-of-the-year Joomla discounts you can enjoy. But you have to be quick. They expire December 31st!

Here they are - enjoy.

In this post, I give you the most popular posts of 2009. This year was my first as a Joomla blogger, and the experience has been great.

I will take the opportunity to thank you who's reading my blog. A special thank you goes to all those who comment on my posts, subscribe to my email list, follow my RSS feed and my Twitter account.

Without you, the time it takes to write this blog wouldn't be worth it. However, getting your positive feedback is a constant inspiration to me. It's what makes me want to write better and more informative posts.

I learn from you, and I hope you take away something of value from my reading my blog as well.

Microsoft has just released a Windows Web App for Joomla.

This means that it will be even easier to install Joomla on shared servers using Microsoft Web Platform technology.