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Watch Me Work Live Streams 224

 

- The video is a live stream titled "A Look at Joomla 5 - WMW 224 - YouTube."
- The host is Tim Davis, a Joomla enthusiast.
- Tim mentions that he will be discussing Joomla 5 and the process of updating from Joomla 4 to Joomla 5.
- He talks about his experience with Joomla and offers his services for website building, maintenance, and migration.
- The video is sponsored by mysites.guru, which offers tools and information for managing Joomla sites.
- Tim mentions that Joomla 5 is expected to be released on October 17th and discusses the lack of intentionally breaking changes in Joomla 5.
- Deprecated code in Joomla 5 will not be removed, ensuring backward compatibility.
- Tim briefly talks about the differences between Joomla 4 and Joomla 5, including some icon changes and new schema plugins.
- He mentions that he will update one of his Joomla 4 sites to Joomla 5 during the live stream.
- Tim also discusses the recent server issues faced by Roshan, a hosting provider.
- The video contains some technical details related to Joomla and PHP versions.

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Contact Tim Davis â–º This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Joomla Training Cohort â–º https://cybersalt.com/jtc

mySites.guru â–º https://mysites.guru

MigrateMe 4 â–º https://www.php-web-design.com/Joomla...

Stageit for Joomla â–º    â€¢ First Look at Sta...  

Backing Up Your Joomla Site with Akeeba â–º    â€¢ How to Backup a J...  

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Tim Davis is the founder and owner of Cybersalt.
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