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Joomla 1.5 – the Vista of CMS

Joomla 1.5 – the Vista of CMS

I stumbled into this  post and thought it was worth bringing here… Sourced from: http://www.myjoomlaguide.com/blog/joomla-advantages/27 Today Joomla released 1.5.3, just a month after 1.5.2 as the latest version of Joomla’s next generation of the 1.5 architecture. While Joomla 1.5.x is very, VERY promising, and a big improvement over the 1.0.x architecture, Joomla 1.5.x is just not there yet. I’d call it a “Vista” product. Ho...

Traditional Template Houses Now Producing Joomla! Templates

Traditional Template Houses Now Producing Joomla! Templates

There’s several places to find high-quality Joomla! templates. New Joomla-specific template houses are popping up every day. JoomlaJunkie, Rockettheme, Joomlart, Yootheme, Gavick, and TemplatePlazza certainly hold the market when it comes to Joomla! themes. Each of these places release at least one new template each month and they just keep getting better and better… but now, the traditional HTML Website templates houses are catching...

Joomla and Magento. To integrate or not to integrate.

Joomla and Magento. To integrate or not to integrate.

There’s been a lot of discussion regarding the integration of Joomla and Magento. Is it worth it? Perhaps. … but I tend to think not. I’ve recently posted an article on JoomlaJunkie regarding the subject… Click here to read more. Tags: Joomla, magento, open source, technology, ecommerce, joomla 1.5

Magento is finally out…

Magento is finally out…

I’ve been waiting a long time for this…   MAGENTO is finally out of beta and in stable mode. This is a huge leap for ecommerce. Tags: magento, ecommerce, store, shop

Speed up little Firefox, speed up.

Speed up little Firefox, speed up.

Sourced from: Light a flame under Firefox’s memory usage | Dao By Design Blog This is great post, useful information, quick to the point. Be sure to visit the attributing link. Firefox is too FAT: Hunting around a bit I found an excellent little post that explains how to stop this memory vacuum from getting away from you. 1. Simply type about:config in your browser’s address bar. 2. On the resulting screen, right-click and select New -&...

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