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There are a number of content display options in Joomla. One of them is the category blog, that allows us to display multiple articles from a category. This option has many settings, which can be confusing for users, so this article will describe the parameters and demonstrate what they do.
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Allon Moritz began by developing extensions that improved the use of Joomla and made them public. He also invested time in the Joomla development teams so that he could give back to the community what he had received from the content management system.
His experience of coding well is useful and worth asking how he feels about being an extension developer and a member of the core Joomla development group.
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The Joomla! Project is pleased to announce the release of Joomla 5.0.3 and 4.4.3. This is a security and bug fix release for the 5.x and 4.x series of Joomla....
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Tempo is a new date package designed to be small and is the easiest way to work with dates in JavaScript and TypeScript:
Tempo is a new library in a proud tradition of JavaScript date and time libraries. Inspired by the likes of moment.js, day.js, and date-fns, Tempo is built from the ground up to be as small and easy to use as possible — including first-class support for timezone operations.
It includes a collection of utilities for working with
JavaScript’s native Date
object, such as
format
and parse
:
import { format, parse } from "@formkit/tempo"
const readable = format(new Date(), "full"); // Sunday, February 18, 2024
parse(readable, "full"); // Date: 2024-02-18T07:00:00.000Z
Tempo comes with a variety of format styles (i.e.,
full
in the previous example) and tokens for
formatting dates in any way you might need. You can also find a
large number of modifiers and timezone support:
import { addDay, tzDate } from "@formkit/tempo"
// Add 1 day
addDay("2013-03-15"); // 2013-03-16T07:00:00.000Z
// Produces the date for 12 noon Nov 18, 2013 in New York
tzDate("2013-11-18 12:00", "America/New_York")
Tempo looks impressive, offering much of what you'd need to work with dates and has excellent documentation around its functionality; you can get started by reading the docs at tempo.formkit.com. The source code is also available on GitHub at formkit/tempo.
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