Joomla 3.0 |
Joomla, the open-source-based content
management system that competes against WordPress, Drupal and others
in the world of blog, website and intranet creation, has today taken
a step up in the world of converged media. The opensource community,
which says its platform powers 3% of all the websites in the world,
has released version 3.0 of its CMS, which automatically optimizes
content created on the platform for the mobile web. Joomla says that
its mobile implementation is the first to be built on Twitter
Bootstrap, the mobile-friendly toolkit developed by Twitter and
released on Github in August 2011 that is a collection of base CSS
styles for typography, forms, buttons, tables, grids, navigation,
alerts and more that are already widely used in the development of
websites and apps.
Also among the 15 or so new features in
version 3.0 are a PostgreSQL driver, a new user interface for
administrators and a new front-end template. Other features have been
introduced incrementally since the sites’s last version (2.5, out
in January) and include the ability to copy a template, the option to
disable the ability to change the Username in Profile and the
installation of language packages directly from the extension
manager.
The decision to go with Twitter
Bootstrap for Joomla’s
responsive-design mobile implementation, the company says, was
made in part because the framework is already popular with
developers. It’s one example where Twitter has for now continued to
work harmoniously with the developer community, at a time when
relationships have become somewhat more strained when it comes to
third parties working with its own APIs to create Twitter
clients...see more : http://goo.gl/0mX1ya
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