Joomla

Migrating to Joomla 4 has many benefits for website owners. First and foremost, Joomla 4 offers improved performance, making it faster and more efficient than its predecessor, Joomla 3.

Running a website can be a demanding task, especially when it comes to security. Joomla is a powerful content management system used by businesses and individuals alike, but it is not immune to cyber threats.

Joomla, one of the leading content management systems, recently released Joomla 4, a major update packed with new features and improvements. If you're running a website on Joomla 3 and want to take advantage of the latest enhancements, it's essential to migrate to Joomla 4.

If you really want to work with Joomla and develop new functionalities for it understanding the Joomla directory structure can be very handy. This knowledge will benefit you, even though it can be a little boring, when you start to do more advanced Joomla modifications, such as: create your own extensions or templates.

This tutorial which will show you how to create a business directory or Yellow Pages on your Joomla site. We're going to use a component called J-BusinessDirectory from CMSJunkie, which is available at https://www.cmsjunkie.com/j-businessdirectory

Joomla fans! Great news! Joomla! 4 stable will be released soon and it comes with both user experience and code quality improvements such as: Framework 2.0, new media manager, back-end UI improvements, Bootstrap 5 integration, minimum supported PHP version to PHP 7. More is expected to give Joomla! large functionality improvements with limited backward compatibility breaks.