In 2005, Joomla wasn’t launched with venture capital, a corporate roadmap, or even a clear long-term strategy. It began with something far more fragile and far more ambitious: a belief.

Open source does not work by accident. It works because people show up. We often describe that effort as "giving back." It’s a useful idea, but it may also be limiting how we think about contribution.

With Joomla 6.1, a small but powerful enhancement was added to the TinyMCE editor: dedicated buttons for inserting, editing and removing the HTML <abbr> element.

The 80/20 rule isn’t just some nice talking point for economics class. It’s real, it’s brutal, and it applies perfectly to software development.

We like to believe that recruitment is a fair process where the best candidate rises to the top. The reality is far less comforting and far more efficient.