The Component Builder for Joomla is highly advanced tool that is truly able to build extremely complex components in a fraction of the time. Whether you're a seasoned Joomla developer, or have just started, Component Builder will save you lots of time and money. A real must have! You can install it quite easily and with no limitations. On https://git.vdm.dev/joomla/pkg-component-builder/tags is...

Welcome to the next level of scripture engagement - The Bible for Joomla! Our purpose is to bring the Word of God to every person, in their native language, entirely free. This isn't just a typical extension; it's a groundbreaking tool developed to span language divides and deliver a rich, customizable Bible study experience to users worldwide. With an impressive array of 80 translations, our Joo...

TCPDF Library for Joomla! If you already know how to use TCPDF and you need it for a Joomla! project, than this is a library package to be used in Joomla! Easy to install and update. TCPDF is a PHP class for generating PDF files on-the-fly without requiring external extensions. This library includes also a class to extract data from existing PDF documents and classes to generate 1D and 2D barcod...

Easy to add much more php scripting to RSForm!Pro. Hide your custom scripting from other back-end users. But still give access to the RSForm component. Target eleven events in RSform!Pro Turn RSForm!Pro into a component front-end. Takes RSForm Pro! even further. List of events - A PHP script called on before form initialization - A PHP script called on before form display - A PHP script called...

The programmers codebox! Adding custom php scripts to your Joomla content Adding custom Javascript to your page header Adding custom css to your page header Target users based on groups Target users based on Access Levels...

You can link a shared folders from Dropbox to the component and use Dropbox as your file host, not to mention the advanced auto builder that gives you the ability to simply load sermons to your website by only adding them to Dropbox....