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One of the things that has made Joomla! so popular is the large number of freely and
commercially available extensions, which enable users to do far more than simply
manage content. This list details some common functions that extensions perform:
Banner Ads & Affiliates
Calendars
Communication (Chat Rooms, Forums, Guest Books, Mailing Lists,
Newsletters)
Content & News (Blogs, eCards, News)
Documentation (Downloads, FAQs, Wikis)
eCommerce (Auctions, Shopping Carts)
Forms
Gallery & Multimedia
Intranet & Groupware
Search & Indexing
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Introduction to Joomla!
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History
Rice Studios, formerly Miro, created a closed-source CMS called 'Mambo' in the
year 2000. One year later, Mambo was re-licensed under two separate licenses,
one of which was open source. The open-source version became known as 'Mambo
Site Server'.
In 2002 Mambo Site Server was re-branded 'Mambo Open Source' (Also referred to
as MamboOS or MOS) in an attempt to differentiate the commercial and open-source
flavors of Mambo.


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