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James van Praagh is using Joomla! for his personal website.

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Past week we where looking for a document management and download solution that was Joomla 1.5 native, supports multiple file formats, organize the documents using a simple category approach and could be easily integrated into the menu of our Joomla site. We did check some of the available document management extensions on the Joomla extension directory and ended up with Rubberdoc.

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Fosdem is probably the biggest open source event in Europe. To quote the Fosdem guide, Fosdem is: free sofware, open source, 250 lectures, dev rooms, 5000+ hackers, and beer. A lot of open source projects are present over here, for example: Linux distributions like Debian/Fedora/OpenSuse/Ubuntu, Mysql, PostgreSQL, Gnome, KDE, etc. As always, the venue for the Fosdem is Brussels university.

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Round about 30 organisations of computer security published a list of the 25 most dangerous programming errors.
These paper would like to point out that developers have to take care for security.
To the participants belong old acquaintance like Apple, Microsoft, Oracle and Symantec.
go to the 25 Errors

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Animevision is a site dedicated to Anime DVD video reviews and it is running Joomla!

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Hear a lot about the old idiom “don’t put all your eggs in one basket?” At Thinkbaskets website you can find a lot articles about investing ideas, including feed from several websites that cover the investing content, such as feeds about Warren Buffett, Robert Kiyosaki, Suze Orman…oy yes, before I forget…they run their site on Joomla!

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I had to work with Typo3 some time ago. I wanted to add a javascript-foldout menu from Peter Klein.
At first I got a very long, and deeply structured menu. It was fully open and all of its parent and child elements were shown. After loading all levels are hidden. With click on the icons the menu unfolded. That corresponds to the normal structure of correct menus where Javasript is unnecessary.

The supposed advantage of Peter Klein’s script is that it remembered which points of navigation are open and these keep open. For a normal well structured side this application isn’t necessary. In the available case it acted over an online manual. So reading became clearer while the navigation was open, and users could see what they had read already.

However, the Script as such did not please me completely. The images in front are […]

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Climate savers computing are using Joomla!

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A few times a week, I check out the development code from a few Joomla! extension projects. One of the projects I have been following since the Google Summer of Code 2008 is

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Remository3462_PL_J1.5.x_UTF-8 (component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,697/Itemid,66/) – poprawiono błędy, łącznie z funkcjami zarządzania grupami. Dodatkowo: dodano podtytuły…

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