Pawel Frankowski is an experienced books writer, blogger and Joomla! teacher. For over 7years, Paul has been developing numerous web sites, from corporate web sites to small personal sites – many of them using Joomla!
Website URL: http://blog.elimu.pl/The very popular desktop version of Mozilla Firefox received new functionality a few days ago. Users of the mobile version were not envious for long, however as improvements have now been made to this Firefox browser.
Microsoft will release two streams of its Windows 8 operating system: Windows RT for ARM devices and Windows 8 for x86-based hardware. This division is certain to introduce much confusion in the world of browsers.
Web page traffic generated by mobile devices has grown exponentially over the past several years. As recently as the start of 2012, mobile devices were found to have routinely generated 8.5% of all Web traffic.
According to today's announcement, this online service is now available. Services include a collection of applications from Creative Suite 6 – on sale beginning Monday; applications for the tablet; additional Internet software and services; and, Muse and Edge Preview.
The company GO-Gulf.com prepared infographics from which we can learn, among other things as the world's Internet users spend their time on the network, what are their most popular online activity, and most visited web sites.
Last year, Google introduced the ability to transmit live video in the chat - Google Hangouts - for selected users. This allows certain users, Google's social network have the ability to broadcast lectures, concerts, training and cooking classes to a wide audience from around the world.
In general, there are a great many books on the market about the ever-popular Joomla Web content management system (WCMS), but as yet very few of them tackle the subject of Joomla version 2.5. So, to have a book on the subject coming out of Packt Publishing, we should all be very excited!
Once upon a time a screen resolution of 760x480 pixels was the norm. In those early days of popular computing we thought there was nothing better. Then came along displays at 1024x768 pixels, and this was good, and it quickly became the dominant screen resolution.
The savvy Internet attacker can capture customer data, billing information, and even credit card numbers. Today, it is not at all difficult to imagine a situation in which such an offender is able to intercept online ecommerce transactions in real-time and to dynamically replace account number to which customers are paying for goods purchased.
It is official -- you will not be able to show off your photos on the Internet!
Google has recently announced further changes to its Panda algorithm. Panda is the codename assigned to the algorithm Google previously developed responsible for ranking pages in Web search results.
During an April 23 press conference in San Francisco, Adobe announced their latest products – Adobe Creative Cloud and the highly-anticipated Creative Suite 6.
If you're a cook, you're probably also an Internet user. The evidence is clear: the number of culinary Web pages is quickly growing. More than half of the Internet users in Europe prepare meals for themselves, their family or their friends on a daily basis. Of course, many cooks use recipes they already know or have previously used. However, if looking for something new or for something specific to go with other elements of a meal, people choose to find what they need on the Internet.
I thought nothing could surprise me on the subject comments functionality for Joomla 2.5 --- but I was way wrong! I am pleased to have discovered a wonderful new extension called Komento. It is a product of StackIdeas, the team behind the popular blog component, EasyBlog.
Open source as a concept and as a practical means of software distribution has been around for quite some time. Today, there are numerous products distributed through one of a handful of open source licenses available to software producers.
I sometimes wonder why, when preparing for the launch of Joomla 2.5, the Joomla team decided to remove the option to reset the number of article hits. In J1.5 this was a useful feature, especially in instances where an article had been modified (updated).
Certainly many people remember the big cleanup on extensions.joomla.org --- the day when all extensions for Joomla 1.0.x disappeared from the Joomla Extensions Directory. An official announcement from Joomla indicates that we can expect a similar event to take place this year. Very soon, in fact.
Supporting the development of open solutions and build connections between them and the ideas used by Microsoft - they look like targets Microsoft Open Technologies, a newly formed subsidiary company. The team will consist of 50-75 people that have worked include with HTML5 and HTTP 2.0, and at its head, Jean Paoli (co-creator of the XML 1.0 standard).
Of course, almost all of us recommend to install the K2 component. This is generally a very good solution, but at the same time it is also a very complex and, for many people, a complicated extension to use.
On Saturday and Sunday, 22 September and 23 September 2012 will be the first Polish Joomla! Days . Dozens of users of Joomla developers and professionals will come to Poznan (Poland), to share their knowledge and experiences.