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New Joomla Tutorial Website MyJoomlaCast.com
There’s a new Joomla tutorial website in town. It’s called MyJoomlaCast.com and it’s jam-packed with tutorials for Joomla developers of all levels.
Housing the largest online inventory of Joomla training videos was their goal and they’ve done it. Even better — they are all free.
There’s tutorials for the Basics, Beginners and Intermediates. All training videos are under 5 minutes in length - but are “short, concise, and effective”.
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There’s plans for even more content expected sometime in May which includes a complete Professional Series covering Joomla 1.5 and 1.0.
This is the second Joomla training site that’s crossed our paths recently. The first called Joomlaforbeginners.com is aimed at — you guessed it — beginners.
Guess it just goes to show how popular this content management system really is.
Time to start training!
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Excellent service. I have somewhere I can send my clients now when they ask for some basic tutorials. Hope it doesn't get TOO advanced, us Joomla! developers may be out of a job :).
Posted by: Julian on March 8, 2008 10:46 AM