Potsdam • Berlin • Deutschland

16. bis 18. Oktober 2026

Sessions

33 Ways to Help Keep Joomla! Thriving

Sprecher:in: Benjamin Trenkle

Joomla! has been powering websites for nearly two decades, but open-source projects only survive when people actively support them.

In this session, we’ll explore 33 practical ways anyone can help keep Joomla! alive and thriving—whether you’re a developer, site builder, designer, agency owner, or enthusiastic user.

Not everyone writes code, and that’s perfectly fine. The Joomla! ecosystem needs testers, translators, documentation writers, event organizers, bug reporters, community advocates, and many other contributors.

You’ll discover simple actions you can start today, as well as deeper ways to get involved if you want to make a bigger impact. Some take just a few minutes; others can become a meaningful part of your professional journey.

If you care about the future of Joomla! and want to see the project continue to grow, this session will give you plenty of ideas on how to contribute—no matter your skill set.

Testimonials

  • Emmanuel Lemor

    Emmanuel Lemor (Joomla Vice President)

    The Joomla World Conference is an event which for me stands alone where ideas, people, and passion meet a special kind of magic when our global community gathers in person. It's a combination of so many things: the ad-hoc encounters after walking out of a session, the smiles in the hallway as you find yourself amazed at the possibilities, putting faces to people whose name or faces you have seen across your computer screen and the sense that you're part of something that is many times larger than your normal activity and... that matters.

    JWC isn’t just about Joomla: it’s about people coming together to imagine what’s next... all together. Whether you are building websites, writing code, creating content, designing, translating, or are simply curious about open source → you belong here.