Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 32, 2013:

• Image Optimization Solutions
• What's Going on With Documentation?
• 30+ Responsive Joomla Templates
• Portal Responsive Joomla template
• How to assign a template to a specific page in Joomla 3?

Every month, each of the major Joomla template clubs release a new template. In this post, you'll get an overview of the premium business Joomla templates released during September 2013.

This month, templates from Yootheme, RocketTheme, Joomla Bamboo, JoomlArt, JoomlaShack and Nuevvo are on display. Enjoy!

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 31, 2013:

• The potential of Joomla 3.2
• JWC Scholarship Programme Announced
• How to Easily Simplify a RocketTheme Template
• The How to Joomla series
• How to use tags in Joomla 3
• 3 Joomla security tips to protect against brute force attacks

As you probably know, Joomla 1.5 has reached end-of-life. It's no longer supported, and you shouldn't use it. OK?

That said - there are situations where the use of Joomla 1.5 is inevitable. For instance, I regularly come across people who want me to help them port their site to the latest version of Joomla. Sometimes, the site can't be upgraded immediately. Perhaps there's a financial issue at hand. Other times, it can be that the site is so complex and full of outdated extensions and special solutions that it's not possible to migrate without building new components or find alternatives. This can take time, and while you find the solutions the site needs to stay secure. 

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 30, 2013:

• Joomlacode Update
• Joomla in a box
• Make in an impression with the Profile template

Joomla is a project that relies on volunteers. All the work being done on a daily basis in the project is based on the fact that thousands of people around the globe spends their time on Joomla. They code, test patches, report bugs, write documentation, market and promote Joomla to new and existing users, translate, plan and conduct events. These are only some of the many things that benefit us as a community and Joomla as a project. This is, in fact, the premise of an open-source community-driven project. Without the volunteers, Joomla would die. Simple as that.

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 29, 2013:

• Motion updated to support one page scrolling
• One page template plus Zen Animate
• Retiring the lifetime subscription
• 100000 posts, our 7th birthday and a coupon ...
• Joomla 1.5 security patch made easy to install
• Josetta 2.1.2 released
• JCal Pro 3.2.8.3024 Released
• Introducing Josetta Translations For Joomla 3

Here are some interesting Joomla blog posts I found during week 27, 2013:

• Call for Joomla User Group Team members
• Request For Proposals: Joomla Demo Site And Free Hosting Vendors
• FILEman 1.0 RC6 released
• LOGman 1.0 RC5 released
• Webinar - Joomla Calendaring and Collaboration