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Latest Department & Team Reports
JCM Submit-Your-Stuff Meeting for the July issue
By Anja de Crom on 2026-07-16 15:00 in Community Magazine Team
Attendees: Anja de Crom, Dan Atrill, Serge Billon, Herman Peeren, Christiane Maier-Stadtherr, Viviana Menzel What did we talk about This was a chat meeting meant to go over the list of articles in the making. For July, we have a good number of interesting articles. A lot is happening in the Joomlasphere right now and the Joomla Community Magazine is on top of it. So...
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Joomla Academy 2026 – Ajaxified Backend [Midterm Report]
By Adarsh Dubey on 2026-07-15 17:25 in Academy
Here is a summary of the work completed during the first half of the coding period Added SubmissionContext to derive the component, view, controller and normalized task action from submitted administrator forms. Added SubmissionEligibility backed by server provided Joomla script options, allowing supported tasks to use AJAX while unsupported tasks continue through...
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GSoC'26 - Automated Workflow [Week Report #6] - Midterm
By Weno Ndum Billy Hans on 2026-07-10 13:45 in Google Summer of Code Joomla Team
A sync meeting was held on July 06. The midterm evaluation was completed this week. What has been done throughout the week July 06: Worked out the design for the conditions/filters feature and the one-to-many rules model; sync meeting with mentors. July 07: Shared the filters & transition-conditions design doc; completed the midterm evaluation; registered to present...
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