Joomla! 1.5: Come a long way

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Friday, October 27, 2006

Come a long way

Tomorrow: Joomla 1.5

Today: Joomla 1.0.11

Yesterday: Mambo 4.5.2

Before: Mambo 4.5.1.0.9 -the good old days where everything was
so simple the admin home screen was only a big flower graphic.. :)
I wasn't around before that.. send me some more if you have!

2 Comments:

Joe LeBlanc said...: That covers the extent of my Mambo/Joomla experience as well. And I would like to see the backup stuff back in place. I seem to remember it in the 4.5.1 beta RC's as well, then it suddenly disappeared :O.; 3:28 AM
eyez said...: I'll check if I can find something in 4.5.1 RC or beta, thanks for the comments ;); 7:49 AM

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Friday, October 27, 2006

Come a long way

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