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We've just released a new version of our iJoomla Installer. This version introduces a few improvements and offers support for all our commercial extensions.

BT Education is a beautiful templates made by BowThemes for JomSocial. If you're building a community around education, you'll find that it's a perfect solution for bringing people together.

JomSocial 3.2.0.6 is out! It's a special bug-squasher edition. We came down hard on all the little bugs that people mentioned on our forum and made sure that none was left alive. The result is the most stable version of JomSocial yet. Check out the changelog for a list of all the bug fixes and new features.

We're really happy to say that we now accept Bitcoin as a payment method.

It's a really exciting step and we're really proud to be part of a small group of leading companies — and the first Joomla! developer — to accept Bitcoin.

Recently, we told you about our new JomSocial video course. In 50 short video clips, you can learn everything you need to know about JomSocial. Watch the videos, take the quizzes, complete the final exam — and you'll be officially “JomSocial Certified.”

Experience a new professional educational template for your JomSocial site! 

Few weeks ago we have released Publisher Light for Joomla 3. It's based on our popular Publisher Pro, also released for Joomla 3… and it's FREE!

The end of Joomla 2.5's life-cycle is coming soon. At the close of 2014, the official Joomla core team will no longer support or manage Joomla 2.5.

At JomSocial we always strive to be on the cutting edge of development and design. So when we started planning version 3.3, which is mostly about a fantastic, new design, we realized that continue to support IE8 would be tremendously limiting.

As the owner of JomSocial I see a lot of awesome communities. They cover a range of topics from sci-fi geeks and gamers to musicians and hockey players. I am constantly amazed at what people have achieved with JomSocial and I often wonder how they got started. How did they get their first members? How do they persuade people to be more active, contribute, comment and post?