Comments for Joomla Amarillo http://www.joomlaamarillo.com Joomla, Web Design, and Other Computer Resources Sat, 15 Jan 2011 03:03:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Why WordPress Has Become the Most Popular Blogging Platform by Why WordPress Has Become the Most Popular Blogging Platform … | Wordpress Develop http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/why-wordpress-has-become-the-most-popular-blogging-platform#comment-136 Why WordPress Has Become the Most Popular Blogging Platform … | Wordpress Develop Sat, 15 Jan 2011 03:03:57 +0000 http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/?p=96#comment-136 [...] Visit link: Why WordPress Has Become the Most Popular Blogging Platform … [...] [...] Visit link: Why WordPress Has Become the Most Popular Blogging Platform … [...]

]]> Comment on How To Install Joomla: A Tutorial by abhishek http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/how-to-install-joomla-a-tutorial#comment-134 abhishek Sat, 29 May 2010 15:42:59 +0000 http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/?p=39#comment-134 It is good one to implement joomla but I need some information about that error which is generally occur during installation. what should be do with that error It is good one to implement joomla but I need some information about that error which is generally occur during installation.
what should be do with that error

]]> Comment on How To Install Joomla: A Tutorial by Bensinkort http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/how-to-install-joomla-a-tutorial#comment-111 Bensinkort Wed, 19 May 2010 22:54:45 +0000 http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/?p=39#comment-111 Good tutorial, but I need some help: Installed XAMPP and tried to test it but it still shows my apache web server page. I actually extracted the XAMPP files in /opt file system(/opt/lampp). Then I installed Joomla and extracted it in the server. When testing, (after doing a few more things) writing http://localhost/joomla in browser: "couldn`t find localhost/in port 80). What to do? Good tutorial, but I need some help: Installed XAMPP and tried to test it but it still shows my apache web server page. I actually extracted the XAMPP files in /opt file system(/opt/lampp). Then I installed Joomla and extracted it in the server. When testing, (after doing a few more things) writing http://localhost/joomla in browser: “couldn`t find localhost/in port 80).

What to do?

]]> Comment on WordPress or Joomla: Which CMS Should You Use? by Jon http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/wordpress-or-joomla-which-cms-should-you-use#comment-13 Jon Mon, 03 May 2010 17:10:14 +0000 http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/?p=85#comment-13 This is big news indeed. Thanks for sharing, Justin! This is big news indeed. Thanks for sharing, Justin!

]]> Comment on WordPress or Joomla: Which CMS Should You Use? by Justin Hall http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/wordpress-or-joomla-which-cms-should-you-use#comment-12 Justin Hall Mon, 03 May 2010 17:01:42 +0000 http://www.joomlaamarillo.com/?p=85#comment-12 Jon, did you see this news? Media Alert: Microsoft Signs Joomla! Contributor Agreement New York, New York, April 28, 2010 – Open Source Matters, Inc. (OSM), the not-for-profit organization that supports the Joomla! Project, today announced that Microsoft ® has signed the Joomla! Contributor Agreement (JCA), the project’s new general public license (GPL). As a result, Joomla! users will experience improved Internet Information Services (IIS) compatibility and support in Joomla! 1.5.16. In addition, key Microsoft code contributions will be included in the trunk of the upcoming Joomla! 1.6, allowing the system to benefit from increased speed and efficiency by leveraging the Windows® Cache Extension for PHP. “Microsoft signing the JCA is big news for the Joomla! community. Not only is this the largest organization to ever contribute code and to agree to the terms of our contributor agreement, but this means Joomla! users will get improved performance and usability of Joomla! on Microsoft’s IIS,” said Ryan Ozimek, President of Open Source Matters. “We’ve always had a portion of our community that has been IIS-based, yet we haven’t been able to offer the ideal level of IIS support and integration. With the new agreement in place, Joomla! will not only offer tighter ties with IIS, but our community can better work with Microsoft to make improvements or address future engineering issues. We're very happy to have Microsoft as part of our GPL development community.” Joomla! community members have been working closely with the Microsoft team and have integrated the Joomla! package with Web Platform Installer. In addition, by utilizing Microsoft test environments, the team has been optimizing Joomla! to run better on IIS. With the release of Joomla! 1.5.16, the community has solved some long-standing compatibility issues that will allow the system to be supported on the same level as Apache. Furthermore, Joomla! 1.6 will include code for Windows Cache integration, further improving speed and code efficiency. For those interested in trying Windows Cache integration now, you can get more information on how to run it with Joomla! 1.5 here. About Open Source Matters, Inc. and the Joomla! Project Open Source Matters, Inc. (OSM) is a not-for-profit organization that helps to manage and support the Joomla! Project. Joomla! is the industry’s leading open source content management system (CMS). For more information visit www.OpenSourceMatters.org or www.joomla.org. Jon, did you see this news?

Media Alert: Microsoft Signs Joomla! Contributor Agreement

New York, New York, April 28, 2010 – Open Source Matters, Inc. (OSM), the not-for-profit organization that supports the Joomla! Project, today announced that Microsoft ® has signed the Joomla! Contributor Agreement (JCA), the project’s new general public license (GPL). As a result, Joomla! users will experience improved Internet Information Services (IIS) compatibility and support in Joomla! 1.5.16. In addition, key Microsoft code contributions will be included in the trunk of the upcoming Joomla! 1.6, allowing the system to benefit from increased speed and efficiency by leveraging the Windows® Cache Extension for PHP.

“Microsoft signing the JCA is big news for the Joomla! community. Not only is this the largest organization to ever contribute code and to agree to the terms of our contributor agreement, but this means Joomla! users will get improved performance and usability of Joomla! on Microsoft’s IIS,” said Ryan Ozimek, President of Open Source Matters. “We’ve always had a portion of our community that has been IIS-based, yet we haven’t been able to offer the ideal level of IIS support and integration. With the new agreement in place, Joomla! will not only offer tighter ties with IIS, but our community can better work with Microsoft to make improvements or address future engineering issues. We’re very happy to have Microsoft as part of our GPL development community.”

Joomla! community members have been working closely with the Microsoft team and have integrated the Joomla! package with Web Platform Installer. In addition, by utilizing Microsoft test environments, the team has been optimizing Joomla! to run better on IIS. With the release of Joomla! 1.5.16, the community has solved some long-standing compatibility issues that will allow the system to be supported on the same level as Apache. Furthermore, Joomla! 1.6 will include code for Windows Cache integration, further improving speed and code efficiency.

For those interested in trying Windows Cache integration now, you can get more information on how to run it with Joomla! 1.5 here.

About Open Source Matters, Inc. and the Joomla! Project
Open Source Matters, Inc. (OSM) is a not-for-profit organization that helps to manage and support the Joomla! Project. Joomla! is the industry’s leading open source content management system (CMS). For more information visit http://www.OpenSourceMatters.org or http://www.joomla.org.

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