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As previously mentioned, Joomla 1.6 reaches end-of-life today. That means there will be no security patches or other changes to the 1.6.x branch of the code.

The good news is that upgrading to Joomla 1.7 is pretty straight-forward.

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 31: joomla-week-31

• Cultural Events in Bosnia Run on Joomla
• Summary of the Community Leadership Team Summit
• The Version Votes Are In
• Open Translators - Traducciones libres para Joomla!
• Introducing the Meridian Joomla Template
• Joomla, PDF files and the mystery of the missing page rank

joomla-week-30

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 30:  

• Ninjaboard 1.2 nightly builds available
• The Art of Leadership
• Get a Wonderful View of Joomla Day Chicago
• Who is Joomla-jenkins?
• The Story Behind the Story of the 1.7 Release
• Report from the OSM Summit - San Jose 2011
• Joint Summit Report
• Vote for the Version
• All good things eventually come to an end
• DOCman 1.4 end-of-life
• Our template showcase gets an overhau
• When did you update your site?

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 29: joomla-week-29

• Joomla Joint Leadership Summit

• Joomla! Explained and Why Writing a Book is So Damn Hard

• Google Trends For Joomla Not Looking So Good

• DOCman 1.6 now available!

• Rasa Joomla 1.7 template version available

• Coming up: Nooku Jam Hamburg

joomla-week-28

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 28:

• Joomla! One click that's all it took

• Changes to Gnome on the run

• Joomla 1.6 End of Life - urgent upgrade required

 

 

 

joomla-version-17The Joomla team has now released Joomla 1.7.0 stable. This version includes many fixes and improvements over the 1.6 version.

Key updates in the new version include pre-defined search options, a new defense against form manipulation, language specific font settings and more.

Most notable, however, is the fact that you can upgrade from the latest version (1.6.5) from inside the Joomla administrator. No more FTP upload of files!

This might seem like a simple thing to do, but it has taken some time to get this right.

joomla-week-27Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 27: 

• What You Need To Know About Joomla 1.7

• Cloud.com, recently acquired by Citrix for $250m is running on Joomla! & K2

• New Joomla templates from Joomlashack

• Ecolift Joomla 1.6 Template Released

• Our Tienda Joomla Templates Updated

• Powerplay Joomla 1.6 Template now available

• News Cycle Joomla 1.6 Template now available

Wanted: Real remote blogging support for JoomlaFor years, people have been asking for real remote blogging support for Joomla.

Remote blogging, or remote publishing, is when you use a desktop software package (Windows Live Writer) or plug-in (like ScribeFire for Firefox) to create and edit your posts.

When you're done, you add the post to the Joomla web site directly, without even logging in to the Joomla administrator.

I have been using Joomla as a blogging platform with great success for both my clients and myself. After having reviewed and tested countless setups and extensions this book is my way of sharing what I have learnt over the years. This knowledge can be used by anyone using Joomla, not just those who want to build a blog. Joomla is great for any type of web site, and it's great for blogging. I have shown in practice that it is indeed possible to build a successful blog with Joomla. By adding a selection of extensions, you can extend the core…

joomla-week-26Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 26: 

• Helping me to spread the Joomla!Love

• A Lawyer for All Seasons

• Where is the code? Where is the tracker?

• Multilang in 1.7 What's new?

• Even More 1.7 Features

• Help Wanted for the Joomla! Events Team

• DealsInJoomla.com - Coming soon to help Extension Devs collaborate in promoting their extensions !

• Joomla 1.6.4 and deals plazajoomla

• Slight delay on Joomla July Template + RokGallery Release

• Joomla 1.6 version of captifyContent is now available

• 2000 reasons to celebrate

• It's a small world - I'm famous (he he) but why my daughter doesn't like Joomla!

First post on Smashing MagazineYesterday, my first ever article was published on the great Smashing Magazine web site. Smashing Magazine is an online publication about design, coding and all things related to web development.

My article was published on the coding.smashingmagazine.com sub site, which contains hands-on tips and tutorials on coding, server setup etc.

The article is called How to modify a default Joomla 1.5 template. In the post, I describe in detail how to take the JA Purity template of Joomla 1.5 and modify the header, logo and other elements.

The purpose of the post is primarily to teach users how to modify a template. How to discover where settings are hidden and what CSS and code to change.

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Kristoffer Sandven
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