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Update: I didn't realise at the time, but literally as this article was being published, Cory from CoryWebbMedia.com was making Demand Media's new Joomla site live. Screenshots have been updated and I've asked him for more details as soon as the launch is over.

Demand Media and Joomla

Demand Media is a company on a roll. The California-based company was founded by a former MySpace.com chairman in 2006 and it has enjoyed huge growth ever since:

DemandMedia.com is their main corporate website and it runs on Joomla:


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One common question that webdesigners ask when learning Joomla is: "can I use Flash with Joomla?"

That questions is answered in spectacular style by the new website from Kellogg's in France: http://Kelloggs.fr

Kellogg's is the world's leading producer of cereal and owns 100s of other food brands. Their impressive new Joomla-based website features dynamic Flash features on the homepage, together with custom news, catalog and Frequently Asked Questions components.

Kelloggs and Joomla

Seen Other Large Joomla Websites?

If you have seen other large Joomla sites, or have seen Joomla mentioned in the media, please feel free to report the sighting in our forum and we may feature it here in a blog post.


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Joomla Day New England was held on June 5, 2010, in Marlboro, Vermont, USA. We had 125 attendees, enjoying 12 speakers, terrific networking, and Joomla. While the day was quite hot and muggy, and the buildings were not air conditioned (no one has air conditioning in this region of the country), attendees provided very positive feedback and went home happy.


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We publish here the chat log from our last "Ask The Joomla Team" Session.

Next Session will be happen on 9th June 2010 12 UTC with Sam Moffatt and Elin Waring.

How Can You Join Ask the Joomla Team

You can meet us in the #joomla-ask-the-team chat room on irc.freenode.net

If you're not sure about how to join an IRC chat, Freenode has a detailed FAQ section: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml

One very easy way to join is to visit this link: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#joomla-ask-the-team


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Version 1.6 beta2 was released on 31 May, 2 weeks after beta1. In case you missed it, there was a lot of excellent work done during those two weeks! For example, we fixed 115 issues in the SVN and closed 69 other issues in the tracker.

I want to thank everyone who contributed to this effort. And I want to recognize some individuals who have gone above and beyond the call of duty.

The following people helped on 10 or more issues in the tracker for beta2: Bill Richardson, Christopher Garvis, Rob Joyce, and Rouven Weßling.

The following people posted coding fixes for 4 or more issues during the beta2 period: Artyom Bisyarin, Dennis Hermacki, Jonnathan S. Lima, Omar Ramos, Phil Snell, and Radek Suski.

And these people helped on 10 or more issues AND posted coding patches for 4 or more issues: Airton Torres, Amy Stephen, Andrea Tarr, Andrew Eddie, Christophe Demko, Elin Waring, Jean-Marie Simonet, and Michael Babker. Wow!


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Congratulations to CoreOptics, an optical networking company based in Germany and the U.S.A.

Cisco purchased the company in late May for $99 million because of their ability to improve the infrastructure required by online video and cloud-hosting services.

CoreOptics.com runs on Joomla and uses ChronoForms and JoomlaWatch.


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Earlier in this series we mentioned that FINA, the world governing body for aquatic sports (swimming, diving etc) uses Joomla. Well, that's far from the only such organization running Joomla. This week we'll introduce you to Pentathlon.org, the website of the UIPM which is the governing body of Modern Pentathlon. The site is a showcase for this key Olympic sport which involves constestants in swimming, running, shooting, fencing and horse-riding.

The site uses GTranslate for automatic Google translations, and relies on 247.tv for live streaming of events inside Joomla.


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Space - the Final Frontier...

"....These are the voyages of the starship, Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange, new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before."

Founded back in 1974 STARFLEET is the oldest continuously operating Star Trek Fan Organization in the world. With over 4500 members and over 250 chapters world wide their Joomla! powered web site is their communicator http://www.sfi.org/


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The Joomla Extensions Directory reached a milestone today, topping the 5000 listings mark.  That means more than 5000 extensions are available to the community as open source and GPL.  A few years ago, members of the community had questioned the ability of the JED to thrive while only allowing GPL extensions to be listed.

I am proud to report that the JED continues to thrive, as well as the commercial extension developers who have embraced the GPL business models that are keeping the Joomla community rich with choices.

Recently, some of our longest holdouts of alternate licenses have rounded out the offerings by switching to the GPL license and returning to the JED.  We're happy to be able to once again support these extensions and their developers.

In fact, the extension that broke the 5000 listing mark was an add-on for a previously non-GPL product.  Without that change, this listing would not have been possible.  Congratulations to Styleware for that listing!

As Joomla transitions into version 1.6 and beyond, we are on a very firm footing of resources for our community.  With those resources are 150,000 JED users and the reviews and votes that go with them.  It's a huge project, a huge resource and it's thanks to each and every member of the Joomla community.

We in the extensions directory want to thank every developer whose listings make up that 5004, because without you we couldn't be here today.


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FINA (Fédération Internationale de Natation) the global governing body for all five aquatic sports uses Joomla! for its site http://www.fina.org.

On the site you will find news, rules, statistics, doping regulations and a calendar of events for all five disciplines of swimming, diving, water polo, synchronised swimming and open water swimming.

Extensions used to create this site include JEvents, DOCman, CKForms, Frontpage Slideshow and Ninja RSS syndicator.

FINA - Fédération Internationale de Natation

Seen Other Large Joomla Websites?

If you have seen other large Joomla sites, or have seen Joomla mentioned in the media, please feel free to report the sighting in our forum and we may feature it here in a blog post.


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Congratulations are due to two Joomla websites in San Diego, U.S.A.:

The Port of San Diego

PortofSanDiego.org was selected as an "Official Honoree" in the 14th annual Webby Awards, which recognizes the best work displayed worldwide on the Web. That places its work alongside six othew media organizations: New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, CBS and National Geographic. Find out more here.

Glenn Batuyong, part of winning web team, says that the site uses Joomla 1.5, utilizes a custom-built template based on Beez and incorporates many 3rd party plugins like Disqus, YOOcarousel, and YOOslider.

The Port is a public agency and its website averages about 35,000 visits and 95,000 pageviews per month.


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We are excited to introduce one of Joomla!’s Development Sponsors, Complusoft. Showing a big heart and team spirit, Complusoft, who is contributing at the Platinum level, specifically asked to take on some of the “less exciting” work that they felt other developers wouldn’t want to do. Complusoft was founded in 2001, and is based in Madrid, Spain.

Complusoft offers various IT solutions but specializes in certain areas such as consulting and bodyshopping. The company also offers customized development based on open source solutions, including Joomla!. In addition, the company has developed targeted vertical market software such as management applications for townships and industrial bakeries.


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We publish here the chat log from our last "Ask The Joomla Team" Session.

Next Session will be happen on 2nd June 2010 4 UTC with Brad Baker and Ron Severdia.

How Can You Join Ask the Joomla Team

You can meet us in the #joomla-ask-the-team chat room on irc.freenode.net

If you're not sure about how to join an IRC chat, Freenode has a detailed FAQ section: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml

One very easy way to join is to visit this link: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#joomla-ask-the-team


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We’re delighted to introduce a Joomla! Development Sponsor at the Platinum level: India and UK-based web developers Fullestop. A nine-year old company with several blue-chip clients, Fullestop provides full-service web solutions that include custom Joomla! development. One of the company’s primary reasons for deepening its involvement with Joomla! is to become even more hands-on with the project, providing programming expertise and learning more about the project in the process.

Fullestop specializes in everything web-design – from development, design, e-commerce, cms, hosting, and programming to branding and consulting. Fullestop is an outspoken fan of the open source movement, and future plans include developing both commercial and non-commercial contributions to the Joomla! project.


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About this Blog

This is the sixth in a series of blog posts about major Joomla websites and the developers who built them.

This week we're talking with Paul Hosking about his role with iTWire.com, a major Australian technology website.

1) Hi Paul. Could you tell us a little bit about yourself?

Paul HoskingI'm 44 years old and I'm the Site Director and a co-founder of iTWire.com, I work remote in a very picturesque part of the Victorian country side, Mount Macedon with my family, wife, three kids and a dog. I graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1994 with a degree in music, media and one semester of computer studies (introduction to Microsoft office on a Mac). I first came in contact with the internet in 1995 whilst working in a Media department at the University of Melbourne, my mind was blown ... ever since then I've been hooked. By 1998 I was teaching first years how to code html, pretty basic stuff but it wasn't long before one of my drop outs came back to tell me that he'd got a job in web design based on several weeks of my course and that he was earning 4 times what I was. I resigned that week, got a client and started making web sites freelance. It was challenging work and hard to make a living when starting out. I eventually learnt how to build pretty good flat html sites. That worked for a while though the business model was straining; I build site, you pay me, you want change, you pay me and so on. Not great, there had to be a better way.

At that time I started to see sites appearing that had "amazing" technology like a search box. How do they do that? I thought. View source, umm what's this Mambo thing? Life, work and web sites were never going to be the same. From then on I built every site within a content management system (CSM), to varying levels of success and built a new business model around user updates and open source CMS. This is how I came to build the first iteration of iTWire, The Beerfiles (IT news blog) which first introduced me to online news. Since then I've moved further and further away from development becoming purely a high level user. I have found my skills are devoted to geting the best people possible to help me with development and hosting. Even though I still do CSS layout most days, I now avoid cutting php code as much as possible.


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Congratulations to Ticken.nl, the Joomla-based winner of the “best IT startup” title at the annual Thuiswinkel Awards ceremony in the Netherlands.

Martin Beijer, the site's founder, created the site to teach students how to type. Students get a personalised reporting and statistics system, ratings, training flash games, parent control, certification and many other features. In addition to the trophy, Martin won almost €90,000 in prize money.

Ticken.nl


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The Pandora console is a gaming and PC handheld device unlike any other.

Its features are based on the suggestions and requests of hundreds of people on their support forums. It also runs on an Open Source Operation Sytem. They use a version of Linux with a few of their own changes and they're released those back to their community.

The natural choice for such an Open Source pioneer? Joomla. At their main site http://www.open-pandora.org they're also using Joomfish to allow easy translation of the site into German and Turkish.


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Objective Interface Systems, a multinational communications software and hardware company is using Joomla for its corporate site: OIS.com.

OIS supplies high-end software and hardware for use by organizations such as NASA and in projects such as the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter.

OIS products also reach the enterprise, telecom, military, medical, robotics, process control and transportation industries.

OIS.com

Seen Other Large Joomla Websites?

If you have seen other large Joomla sites, or have seen Joomla mentioned in the media, please feel free to report the sighting in our forum and we may feature it here in a blog post.


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We publish here the chat log from our last "Ask The Joomla Team" Session.

Next Session will be happen on 26th May 2010 20 UTC with Mark Dexter and Steve Burge.

How Can You Join Ask the Joomla Team

You can meet us in the #joomla-ask-the-team chat room on irc.freenode.net

If you're not sure about how to join an IRC chat, Freenode has a detailed FAQ section: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml

One very easy way to join is to visit this link: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#joomla-ask-the-team


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In an Internet landscape full of "what I ate for breakfast" posts, here's my semi-regular dose of transparency and accountability to the Joomla community as to my activities as Open Source Matters (OSM) President. (English | Español)

The past few weeks have passed by so quickly!  With so much going on in the Joomla! world, I didn't have a chance to pause, reflect, and communicate my happenings to the community.  Here's what has been keeping me busy during the second half of April and beginning of May.

Ryan Ozimek

Month in Review

 


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