Development workflow

Editor's Notes

• #2: \n
• #3: - Few months ago at Facebook \n- If I would had to works with N++ or other notepad ...\n
• #4: - Don’t get me wrong - N++ is nice notepad\n- From what I read has also lot of nice features\n- Even some kind of autocomplete\n- But this is still just a notepad\n
• #5: Let’t take a look what we need\n- Server is meant to be a Software Server\n- Better an other machine\n- Especially if you work at Windows\n- Two servers - even better\n- Large monitor - will show later\n- And above all - good IDE \n
• #6: Let’t take a look what we need\n- Server is meant to be a Software Server\n- Better an other machine\n- Especially if you work at Windows\n- Two servers - even better\n- Large monitor - will show later\n- And above all - good IDE \n
• #7: Let’t take a look what we need\n- Server is meant to be a Software Server\n- Better an other machine\n- Especially if you work at Windows\n- Two servers - even better\n- Large monitor - will show later\n- And above all - good IDE \n
• #8: Let’t take a look what we need\n- Server is meant to be a Software Server\n- Better an other machine\n- Especially if you work at Windows\n- Two servers - even better\n- Large monitor - will show later\n- And above all - good IDE \n
• #9: Despite the definition:\n- It’s a tool which will steal lot of your time at the beginning \n- And then will allow you to spare a lot of time\n- It’s a tool which will steal lot of your time at the beginning \n- And then will allow you to spare a lot of time\n\n
• #10: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #11: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #12: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #13: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #14: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #15: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #16: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #17: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #18: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #19: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #20: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #21: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #22: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #23: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #24: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #25: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #26: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #27: - AC for own code\n- Requires discipline - comment our method\n- Support while writing args (when more than 5 very helpful)\n- Support for own XML (need schema definition)\n- Of course HTML as well\n- For me important - XSLT support / also self defined templates and vars\n- Also support for JavaScript\n\n.... another important feature is ...\n
• #28: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #29: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #30: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #31: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #32: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #33: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #34: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #35: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #36: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #37: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #38: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #39: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #40: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #41: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #42: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #43: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #44: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #45: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #46: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #47: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #48: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #49: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #50: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #51: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #52: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #53: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #54: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #55: - A good IDE is supervising our work\n- Able to find possible problems\n- From the very obvious ...\n- ... to more complex\n\n.... but alos not that obvious errors like\n
• #56: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #57: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #58: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #59: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #60: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #61: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #62: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #63: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #64: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #65: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #66: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #67: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #68: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #69: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #70: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #71: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #72: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #73: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #74: - unused var or arg\n- or other way; using not defined var\n- or even spell checking\n- and a structure control as well\n
• #75: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #76: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #77: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #78: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #79: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #80: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #81: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #82: - I guess we all know “copy & paste” is bad\n- But it used to happen that we are using this method\n- But not only, sometimes we writing similar code manually\n- At some point we realize it could be done better\n- It needs time\n- not necessarily \n\n
• #83: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #84: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #85: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #86: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #87: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #88: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #89: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #90: - Sometimes it happens that our code isn’t formatted well\n- Or we have to keep certain coding standards / Joomla! is using PEAR std i.e.\n- Most IDE’s has a very helpful tool\n- Additionally it can be configured or even imported\n
• #91: - In most cases we have a local project and a testing environment \n- So we have to upload our changes to the test env: time consuming and annoying\n- It doesn’t have to be\n- After each “save” in local project files are uploaded\n- Before I got this I was trying to manage it with SVN - Sobi2 revision > 5000\n\ndeployment is very important for ....\n
• #92: - In most cases we have a local project and a testing environment \n- So we have to upload our changes to the test env: time consuming and annoying\n- It doesn’t have to be\n- After each “save” in local project files are uploaded\n- Before I got this I was trying to manage it with SVN - Sobi2 revision > 5000\n\ndeployment is very important for ....\n
• #93: - In most cases we have a local project and a testing environment \n- So we have to upload our changes to the test env: time consuming and annoying\n- It doesn’t have to be\n- After each “save” in local project files are uploaded\n- Before I got this I was trying to manage it with SVN - Sobi2 revision > 5000\n\ndeployment is very important for ....\n
• #94: - In most cases we have a local project and a testing environment \n- So we have to upload our changes to the test env: time consuming and annoying\n- It doesn’t have to be\n- After each “save” in local project files are uploaded\n- Before I got this I was trying to manage it with SVN - Sobi2 revision > 5000\n\ndeployment is very important for ....\n
• #95: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #96: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #97: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #98: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #99: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #100: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #101: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #102: ... debugger\n- This is a very ordinary (banal) example\n- We have a form\n- ....\n- Now how to find out where the data is being lost\n\n.... how can we check it\n
• #103: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #104: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #105: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #106: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #107: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #108: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #109: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #110: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #111: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #112: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #113: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #114: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #115: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #116: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #117: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #118: \n- Set a breakpoint\n- Refresh your site\n- PHP execution will stop at that point\n- Here we can take a deep look at the environment \n...\n- Now we can go step-by-step\n- F7/F8\n- \n
• #119: we reaching JFilterInput::_remove\n\nOf course if we ready the Joomla! docs it would spare even more time \n\nBut is should be only a simple example just to give the feeling\n\n
• #120: we reaching JFilterInput::_remove\n\nOf course if we ready the Joomla! docs it would spare even more time \n\nBut is should be only a simple example just to give the feeling\n\n
• #121: we reaching JFilterInput::_remove\n\nOf course if we ready the Joomla! docs it would spare even more time \n\nBut is should be only a simple example just to give the feeling\n\n
• #122: - As I said before a big / high resolution monitor\n- The debugger is the best example\n- It my desktop - resolution 2560x1440\n- For other reasons, testing, you may even need more devices\n- Sigrid ahead of me but as you can imagine the communication is difficult\n- \n
• #123: - As I said before a big / high resolution monitor\n- The debugger is the best example\n- It my desktop - resolution 2560x1440\n- For other reasons, testing, you may even need more devices\n- Sigrid ahead of me but as you can imagine the communication is difficult\n- \n
• #124: - As I said before a big / high resolution monitor\n- The debugger is the best example\n- It my desktop - resolution 2560x1440\n- For other reasons, testing, you may even need more devices\n- Sigrid ahead of me but as you can imagine the communication is difficult\n- \n
• #125: - As I said before a big / high resolution monitor\n- The debugger is the best example\n- It my desktop - resolution 2560x1440\n- For other reasons, testing, you may even need more devices\n- Sigrid ahead of me but as you can imagine the communication is difficult\n- \n
• #126: - As I said before a big / high resolution monitor\n- The debugger is the best example\n- It my desktop - resolution 2560x1440\n- For other reasons, testing, you may even need more devices\n- Sigrid ahead of me but as you can imagine the communication is difficult\n- \n
• #127: - Used it for long time\n
• #128: - Used it for long time\n
• #129: - Used it for long time\n
• #130: - Used it for long time\n
• #131: - Used it for long time\n
• #132: - Used it for long time\n
• #133: - Used it for long time\n
• #134: - Used it for long time\n
• #135: - Used it for long time\n
• #136: - Used it for long time\n
• #137: Never really used it\n
• #138: Never really used it\n
• #139: Never really used it\n
• #140: Never really used it\n
• #141: Never really used it\n
• #142: Never really used it\n
• #143: Never really used it\n
• #144: Never really used it\n
• #145: Never really used it\n
• #146: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #147: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #148: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #149: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #150: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #151: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #152: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #153: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #154: This is the one I’m using right now\n\nif you are contributing to Joomla! you can get a free/legal copy \n
• #155: \n
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