Written by Arno Zijlstra Friday, 07 November 2008 01:00
We write a lot about Joomla! here and all of us are attached to Joomla! in one way or another different than being just an end user of the CMS.
Below you will find a whole bunch of links and cheat sheets that are related to development for and/or techniques used in Joomla! you may find it a nice reference page.
For official Joomla! development information you can visit these pages:
Another great site for developers to bookmark is Designers Toolbox.





Cheat sheet for Javascript, what MooTools is written in.




Arno Zijlstra is the creative mind and founder of alvaana.com development lab for the web. He is one of the original founders of the Joomla! Open Source Content Management System and has been involved in a couple of other Open Source projects. His passion is creating sites and interfaces that look different and are built with accessibility, usability and web-standards being truly important. Always on the look out for new things and open to learn from anyone, anytime.
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More about Arno ZijlstraThank you for providing nice information on joomla development. I found very useful information on the page. Keep writing.
All important stuff you posted out in under one roof I found very useful information on the page. Thanks
Hi Folk,
I've just started working on Joomala but dont know from where should I start I mean I cant find 'A' as starter of the alphabet and even dont familiar with rest of the "alphabet of Joomala" to get grip in short time.
Your advice may give me insight.
Thanks,
Web-Farmer
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Re: Joomla Development
# 1 - Posted by: Justina on 2009-05-02 10:23:06
Such a genius post. All important stuff you posted out in under one roof to knowing gather in a one time.