Catering for everyone from beginners and hobbyists, to implementers and developers, Australian Joomla User Groups have been delivering informative and educational sessions on dozens of Joomla topics since 2008. Our recent switch to online meetings due to COVID-19 has expanded the reach of presenters and enabled a more diverse audience, with visitors now joining each month from around the globe.
Our main monthly AVJUG is on the 3rd Tuesday each month at 6pm AEST (UTC 0800) and announced via JoomlaAU, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney Meetup groups, our JoomlaAU social media, and in the Joomla Australia Newsletter.
If you would like to suggest topics or volunteer to present, joining the JoomlaAU Meetup and send us a message. You can watch previous session replays below, as well as watch for upcoming events when they're announced.
Vladimir Roudakov from Tomato Elephant Studio will explore the features of GitLab and recent updates. This presentation will cover features released in Gitlab 13.0 (May'20), 14.0 (Jun'21) and 15.0 (May'22).
This month we'll be having a general chit chat, troubleshooting Q&A and random show and tell from the floor.
At this month's Joomla Australia session, we'll be walking through what the 5 projects for this year's GSoC are looking to bring to the next major version update for Joomla 4.
This month Nathan Morrow from Snaffle and the Melbourne JUG will be doing a presentation on building a responsive newsletter with AcyMailing and an introduction to automation and follow up emails.
Note that this month's JUG has been moved back a week to 4th Tuesday, March 22nd.
Stuart Robertson of OPN 365 will guide us through the basic setup and operation of "Alter Reports" which is a great data reporting and extract component for Joomla 3.x and 4.x. He will run through some typical reporting scenarios and explore the full functionality of this must have tool for your Joomla! sites.
This month Stuart Robertson will be demonstrating a new gallery he's found for Joomla that can use Amazon S3 or Flickr as the photo source for the gallery.
Joomla 4 has a new Web Services API. Tonight we'll be answering questions on what you might use it for and how to go about configuring it on your Joomla 4 website.
Joomla Australia are becoming a subcommittee of Linux Australia. Join us on August 17 to find out more and have your say in the direction being taken.
This month Norm Douglas takes us through using Cloudflare with Joomla and shows how and why you would use a CDN with Joomla.
Joomla 4 RC was released at the start of June, and so it's now time to start looking at whether it's the Joomla version you should begin considering for future website development.
This month Stuart Robertson will take a closer look at J2Store and some other Joomla ECommerce solutions.
After recently testing some of Joomla 4's new features relating to improving Google Lighthouse scores, Patrick Jackson found several easy tweaks you can make on your Joomla website to get to a point where you can see 100's across the lighthouse score categories.