A group called the Web Standards Project began developing HTML5 in 2007. The project was ambitious: Develop an HTML standard that is capable of running full applications in a
web browser. For last few years we could see that Internet Explorer dying slowly, but this changed in spring 2010 when Microsoft released a developer copy of IE 9 and formerly joined the HTML5 working group. So now all major web browsers are support (more or less) HTML 5. It took less than a year, to nearly all publishers prepared for us readers, books about the new web technology, HTML 5 and CSS 3.

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As announced, a few days ago one of the largest domain and hosting companies in Poland, Joomla! is the most frequently used (over 43%) content management systems. At the incredible popularity was (and still is) the impact of a number of reasons.

Since 17 December 2010 we have a new official book about Joomla! 1.5 and some 1.6. Let's what we get inside, on 368 pages.

Joomla! is one of the most popular content management systems (on the licence of GNU GPL) in the world. In retrospect I can say that it is now much easier to learn the CMS than a few years ago.