Coding is a concept you feel cannot fathom. The idea of languages and ciphers, sources and markups, intimidates you. There can be no easy way to master such things; and the cost of tutorials and software proves to be too much. You understand the necessity of programming but you’re certain it can’t be applied to you. There is no way to learn, without devoting endless dollars and hours to the process. You seem doomed instead to a lack of knowledge, with all attempts branded as failures before they can even begin.
There is hope, however, and it’s found in the form of Joomla.
Joomla — developed in 2005 as an extension of the Mambo organization — is an open source application that allows users to generate codes and dynamic pages through a PHP interface.
This, of course, means little to you and needs some explanation:
An open source application is one that requires no fees or contracts. Instead it’s freely offered to the public and is a collection of codes, plug-ins, templates and more. These can all be searched for and accessed, used to create individual sites. The language used to achieve that is PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor). These characters are all evolved from standard HTML and C scripts, meaning they are basic, easy and self-explanatory.
Individuals can let Joomla provide the codes they need to craft pages without being overwhelmed by the process. The advantage of open sources are their convenience; and all elements of a site can be found with no delay. Impressive directories are available to offer step-by-step procedures and novices will be able to learn as they create.
And this is the purpose of Joomla: to be used by all. It lacks the confusion of other coding options, requiring nothing more than a desire to succeed. The process is tailored to your needs; and this makes it quick, efficient and easy.