התיעוד הרשמי של ג'ומלה! ישראל

התחל כאן מצא את הפרופיל המדויק המתאר את תפקידך וקח תמצא את התיעוד שאתה צריך במהירות. אלה הפרופילים הנפוצים: מנהלים מעצבי אתרים מפתחים

מדריך לג'ומלה עבור מתחילים בתור אחד שלא השתמש בג'ומלה בעבר, אתה צריך לדעת איך להתחיל. אולי יש לך חבר או שכן שמשתמש בג'ומלה ואתר רוצה אתר ג'ומלה משל עצמך. אולי יש לך עסק קטן, מועדון או קהילה שזקוקה לאתר אינטרנט ואתה רוצה להשתמש בג'ומלה למטרה זו. אולי אתה איש IT מקצועי, אבל מעולם לא השתמשת בג'ומלה בעבר. אם כך, אתה מתחיל במסע מהנה ואנחנו מקבלים אותך בחום אל ג'ומלה וממליצים לך לקרוא את המדריך השלם למתחיל בג'ומלה

מידע הנצפה ביותר דרישות מערכת, מדריך התקנה ומדריך שדרוג. מדריך אבטחה שאלות נפוצות טיפים וטריקים ה-API של ג'ומלה (עבור מפתחים)

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The path to Joomla 1.6 תבנית:JVer Joomla 1.6 is currently in the beta test stage so we are getting closer to General Availability, but we need your help to finish it. If you are a developer then please look in the development cookie jar for a list of tasks we need help with. If you see something that takes your fancy then follow the instructions to claim the task and start working on it. You can see a summary of overall progress on the development status page. You can also see what's new in Joomla 1.6.

Joomla Student Outreach Program 2010 The Joomla Student Outreach Program (JSOP) is available for students to get involved with many aspects of the Joomla project. Please see the announcements here and here. There is also some information on Joomla! Student Outreach Program Project Ideas.

Helping with the documentation effort Documentation Projects You don't need to join the Documentation Working Group to help us improve the documentation. Just register on this wiki and get started. Feel free to fix any errors you find; take a look in the Cookie jar; or consider helping out in one of our mini-projects... Projects Documentation Events No documentation events currently scheduled. These past events involved the Joomla! documentation effort in some form or another. Pizza Bugs and Fun 2 - 21/22 & 28/29 June 2008 Second PBF event, plus a second Doc Camp event, equals the first Joomla! Bazaar. Google Highly Open Participation Contest - November 2007 to February 2008 Hugely successful event for high school and secondary school students. Many documentation tasks were completed. Doc Camp 1 - 19-21 January 2008 The first ever Doc Camp event took place online and in Vancouver, Canada and Brussels, Belgium.

Joomla! Working Groups The Joomla! Project is organized into two large working groups: Production and Community. Production Working Group The Production Working Group manages all aspects of production of the Joomla! CMS and Framework.It is made of up several large teams. The main responsibility of the Development Team is taking care of the development of the Joomla! application framework and the Joomla! Content Management System (CMS). Besides the development of the Joomla! codebase the Development Working Group defines the Joomla! roadmap strategy, creating (architectural) designs for major and minor versions and of course taking care of bug and security fixes in maintenance versions. The development team holds two teams: the Development Team and the Bug Squad. The teams have separate responsibilities, but together they form the development force of the Joomla! project. Please check the Development Team category page for a full overview of all available pages. The Production Working Group is also responsible for special initiatives such as student programs. The Documentation Team is responsible for user and developer documentation, help screens and other tasks. If you are looking for a way to help the documentation effort, then please take a look in the cookie jar where we have a list of small(-ish) tasks that you can pick up when you have a bit of time and can be completed without too much effort. The Translation Team is responsible for managing Joomla! internationalisation and localisation. Here you will find information on how you can set up translations, how this team is organised, standards to use and so on. Community Working Group The Community Working Group is responsible for maintaining a productive, jovial forum for efficient, open communication between everyone involved in the project. Some of the teams that make up the Community Working Group are those that manage the Joomla! Forum, the Extensions Directory, the Resources Directory, the Site Showcase, the Community website, Joomla Connect, and Joomla! User Groups.

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