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    The document discusses Joomla, an open-source content management system. It provides a brief history of Joomla, outlines its key features such as user management and media handling, and describes how extensions can be developed for it. The summary also notes that Joomla is free to use, easy to maintain, and supports multiple languages, but that it only works with MySQL and lacks corporate sponsorship.

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    The document discusses Joomla, an open-source content management system. It provides a brief history of Joomla, outlines its key features such as user management and media handling, and describes how extensions can be developed for it. The summary also notes that Joomla is free to use, easy to maintain, and supports multiple languages, but that it only works with MySQL and lacks corporate sponsorship.

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    Introduction.................!

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    History of Joomla.. .
    Joomla! (Joomla The most recent
    1.0.0) was released release (18 July 2010)
    on September 16, is Joomla 1.5.20.
    2005.

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    Joomla Features
    User Management Newsfeed
    Management
    Media Manager
    Polls
    Banner
    Management Search

    Contact Web Link


    Management Management

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    How Joomla works?

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    Joomla! Extension Development

    Components

    Modules

    Plug-Ins

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    Joomla popularity

    Joomla Drupal

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    Joomla! Advantages..
    Available free of cost online.

    You can save a lot of time and resources

    It has built-in support for multiple languages.

    Very easy to use and maintain.

    It can be controlled remotely using a web browser.


    You can edit, modify wherever, whenever.

    It supports LAMP technology.

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    Joomla! Disadvantages..
    Joomla! only supports MySQL.

    Joomla! lacks corporate sponsorship, but is


    governed by the board of directors of a not-for-profit
    organization, Open Source Matters Inc.

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    Conclusion

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