JOOMLA

The Joomla or also known as Joomla!, is a software engineered system which is a content management system and a platform tool for deploying a publishable content on the World Wide Web (WWW) and the Internet. It is also applicable in the model view controller (which is a web application development framework) and the intranet.

            The Joomla which is also known as the Joomla! has a system that includes features like the ever famous caching of pages in improving performance, having printable versions of pages, RSS feeds, blogs, news, web portal and the uniformity of the international languages existing in the world.  Joomla or also known as the Joomla! is created in a very similar programming language like the PHP which is like just a combination of C programming by the Alexander Bell and the Hypertext Markup Language or the HTML. Joomla is the result of Mambo which was released under the conditions of the General Public Licenses or also known as the GNU. This means that Joomla or also known as the Joomla!, is a freeware or a free software for anybody.

            The Joomla or also known as the Joomla! has packages which includes many various parts that allow integration of extension modularization that are made for ease of use. The Mambots, which are now known as the “Plug-ins” are some of its examples with extensions. The Mambots of Joomla! are extensional backgrounds with the very latest functionality. It is very easy to use and implement. Also the Wikibot, is another example of a parity in Joomla! The creator of a Joomla account can use “Wikitags” which are very essential in creation of blogs and publishable online documents. This auto-creates various several hyperlinks to articles of Wikipedia when viewed. There are over 9,000 extensions of Joomla or also known as Joomla! that are available through the directory “Extensions.”

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