Joomla Beat Podcast | Web design, development, online marketing, social media & website management

Have you ever tried to make a multisite with Joomla? The idea of having one Joomla install but with multiple instances and domains sounds really interesting and a crazy idea to make happen. This week I interview Edwin from JMS2Win who has done just that since Joomla 1.5. He's made it possible to have multiple Joomla websites on one instance of code.{pb_mediael media=[audio] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/ep67-edwin-jms2win_mixdown.mp3]}  

This week I chat with the Phil Locke from Joostrap. Phil owns a template shop called Joostrap which is a lovely integration of Boostrap and Joomla.Phil has also provided a nice little discount for the listeners of the podcast as well so please make sure you listen into the podcast to get the discount code.{pb_mediael media=[audio] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/ep66-joostrap-phil-locke_mixdown.mp3]}  

This week I chat to the team at Savvy Panda all about Inbound Marketing. Luke and Gabe have been working with Joomla from the very early days and have grown their business from strength to strength and now do a huge amount of online marketing in the form on inbound marketing.The guys explain exactly what it is and how to go about it.{pb_mediael media=[audio] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/ep65-inbound-marketing-savvy-panda_mixdown.mp3]}  

This week I have the pleasure of chatting with the creators of the directory component - turn content construction kit called SobiPro.Radek & Sigrid Suski, a husband and wife power team, created SobiPro out of their own needs and the user's needs of the extension. It grew over the years as a simple directory component into something quite a bit more complex and Radek and Sigrid share that journey and story with the Joomla Beat listeners.

This week I chat with Enes and Mine, the husband and wife couple from Turkey who started building Joomla sites for friends and customers and now run a template club in the Joomla! industry.

This week I have an interview with the great viking man himself, Ronni Christiansen from RedWeb.dk in Denmark.He joins me on the podcast to talk about his experience in Joomla and his company which is now one of, if not, the biggest Joomla base agency in the world building Joomla based solutions for clients in Scandinavia and around the world.

This week I have an interview with the great viking man himself, Ronni Christiansen from RedWeb.dk in Denmark. He joins me on the podcast to talk about his experience in Joomla and his company which is now one of, if not, the biggest Joomla base agency in the world building Joomla based solutions for clients in Scandinavia and around the world. {pb_mediael media=[audio] width=[250] height=[25] autoplay=[false] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/Ep62-ronnie-christiansen-redweb_mixdown.mp3]}

James Morrell joins me on the podcast to talk about an amazing content construction kit for Joomla called Seblod. Seblod allows you to create complex content structured data types on your website collecting and displaying all sorts of data and different applications.I can be as simple as extra information for an online publication, to specific registration information based on a user type such as a person posting a job on a jobs website compared to someone registering looking for a job.What ever the application Seblod is flexible enough to handle the situation and James tells us all about it. 

James Morrell joins me on the podcast to talk about an amazing content construction kit for Joomla called Seblod.  Seblod allows you to create complex content structured data types on your website collecting and displaying all sorts of data and different applications. I can be as simple as extra information for an online publication, to specific registration information based on a user type such as a person posting a job on a jobs website compared to someone registering looking for a job. What ever the application Seblod is flexible enough to handle the situation and James tells us all about it. {pb_mediael media=[audio] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/ep61-cck-seblod-james-morell_mixdown.mp3]} 

Another round up of the top 10 (actually 11 this month as someone miss counted when doing the research) new extensions for Joomla in April 2014.With so many extensions out there, I'll be looking at a few highlighted and useful plugins, modules and extensions that you may have missed.This month's 10 extensions include:Awesome Social Links SidebarNonstop SliderAdvanced Twitter Display WidgetAdvanced Twitter Followers WidgetBitcoin DonateMaps2Sucuri CloudProxy WAFLinkedin Group FeedContent to K2Charts for ZOOjBackend (an added bonus one!)

Another round up of the top 10 (actually 11 this month as someone miss counted when doing the research) new extensions for Joomla in April 2014. With so many extensions out there, I'll be looking at a few highlighted and useful plugins, modules and extensions that you may have missed. This month's 10 extensions include: Awesome Social Links Sidebar Nonstop Slider Advanced Twitter Display Widget Advanced Twitter Followers Widget Bitcoin Donate Maps2 Sucuri CloudProxy WAF Linkedin Group Feed Content to K2 Charts for ZOO jBackend (an added bonus one!) {pb_mediael media=[audio] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/ep60-top-10-april-2014_mixdown.mp3]}  

Sarah Watz, the new president of Open Source Matters joins me on the podcast this week to talk about herself and her new role as president of Open Source Matters. She resides in Sweden and is CEO of a company called Pixpro who specialises in Joomla and Infusionsoft CRM. Sarah talks about what her role will be as President and also shares some hints and tips for others that might want to volunteer in the Joomla Community. {pb_mediael media=[audio] audio_mp3=[http://traffic.libsyn.com/joomlabeat/ep59-interview-with-osm-president-sarah-watz_mixdown.mp3]}  

Sarah Watz, the new president of Open Source Matters joins me on the podcast this week to talk about herself and her new role as president of Open Source Matters.She resides in Sweden and is CEO of a company called Pixpro who specialises in Joomla and Infusionsoft CRM.Sarah talks about what her role will be as President and also shares some hints and tips for others that might want to volunteer in the Joomla Community.

This week we have a look into getting Joomla working on a Windows web server. The majority of Joomla websites usually are found on Unix/Linux based web servers running Apache, MySQL and PHP. In the past it was quite hard to get a Joomla website running properly on a Windows server, but these days it is actually getting easier and easier to setup and get running with all the configuration that you need for a Joomla website. Robert Jacobi from Arc Technology Group joined me on the podcast. He now manages the installation package for Joomla on a Windows servers. This was originally worked upon by Sam Moffatt, who now works at LinkedIn. I also go through various tips to have a look at when setting up a Joomla site on Windows Server.

This week we have a look into getting Joomla working on a Windows web server. The majority of Joomla websites usually are found on Unix/Linux based web servers running Apache, MySQL and PHP.In the past it was quite hard to get a Joomla website running properly on a Windows server, but these days it is actually getting easier and easier to setup and get running with all the configuration that you need for a Joomla website.Robert Jacobi from Arc Technologies joined me on the podcast. He now manages the installation package for Joomla on a Windows servers. This was originally worked upon by Sam Moffatt, who now works at LinkedIn.I also go through various tips to have a look at when setting up a Joomla site on Windows Server.