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Joomla recently released version 3.7.1 of their awardwinning platform.
We have a number of customer sites on Joomla 3.x, and within hours of this release we had upgraded all affected portals accordingly.
More info on this release on: http://tinyurl.com/lo5b2ze
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We have now rolled out encryption on all production sites hosted on our servers.
Why do we move in this direction?
HTTPS protects the integrity of the website, and it is also envisaged that it will benefit search engine rankings.
More info on the Google article "Why HTTPS Matters": https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/security/encrypt-in-transit/why-https
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We are in the process of rolling out the use of SSL for all our customers.
This means that your website visitors and also the search engines will consider your website more secure to visit.
When this is rolled out, you will notice that the url have changed from http:// to https:// before your domain name. You will also notice the "green padlock" indication the same (see below picture)
websites that don't use SSL are normaly indicated with a exclamation mark ( ! ) as can be seen on the below image.
If you click on that exclamation mark you will get up a popup indication that the "connection is not secure"
The security aspect is one thing, but Google will also show preference to sites with SSL going forward.
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Joomla yesterday released version 3.6.4 of their awardwinning platform.
This included fixes for two critical security issues.
We have accordingly upgraded all our portals to this new version of Joomla.
More info on this release on: http://tinyurl.com/h2tskrx
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Joomla released the new major version 3.5.0 of their awardwinning platform on the 21. March 2016. A couple of weeks thereafter on the 5. April Joomla released the first bugfix for Joomla 3.5 which they named Joomla 3.5.1.
All such major releases (3.5) introduces a few new features, and is a normal part of the evolution of Joomla. Major releases is therefore often followed shortly thereafter by a bugfix release, and we therefore decided to wait until the first bugfix release before we upgraded our portals.
We do have a number of customer sites on Joomla 3.x, and we have over the last couple of days upgraded all affected portals accordingly.
More info on the 3.5.0 release on: http://tinyurl.com/h26pyrv
More info on the 3.5.1 release on: http://tinyurl.com/hn3a8xx