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Community Builder
★★★★★
CB is back!
byedfeljose, February 14, 2011
Community Builder
After slow development in the 1.2.x branch, devs are now listening and providing the community with solutions. Being a FREE community building solution, CB have the capabilities and versatility (through a bunch of 3rd extension) to build any community. It is worth learning the platform because once you understand it, the possibilities are tremendous.
ARTIO FusionCharts
★★★★
Best charting extension but...
byedfeljose, January 17, 2011
ARTIO FusionCharts
It still miss features like chart copy or save as functions. Features asked 8 months ago and promised for next version. Next version out still those features not included. Overall could be the best charting extension for Joomla but it is not complete yet (in terms of features). There should be also capability to create categories (or sections) so users can organize charts. Thats is not possible with current version. If users do or need an extension to create lot of charts, that could be a problem. Missing categories (and sub-categories) is another limitation.

Side note, it is published or listed at JED as 1.1.0 but the download version is 1.0.1. Somehow misleading.
FeedGator
★★★★
Some bugs still there
byedfeljose, November 1, 2010
FeedGator
Looks robust and promising. I notice after feed number 6, I can't add feeds. Overall I think it could be one of the best here. Articles should also have option to open in blank window...
Owner's reply

Hi, thanks but it's a shame you didn't post in the forum. I'm not sure which version you are referring to but both allow unlimited feeds to be added. For instance I have 39 in my test installation! Also, the target can be set for the trackback links - it is in the global settings. This may be moved into the per feed settings but historically it was in the global settings...

DatsoGallery
★★★★
Very good
byedfeljose, June 5, 2010
DatsoGallery
I rate very good because it lacks capability to provide users permissions to create their own categories. Also, it lacks an spanish language at least for front-end. The CB tab module is supposed to be released next week.

Overall very clean and neat.
Joom!Fish
★★★★
not compatible with CB 1.2.x
byedfeljose, April 25, 2010
Joom!Fish
Installed and was able to use with many extensions. It looks pretty good. Sadly, it wont with Community Builder 1.2.x. Looked at the support forums but nothing there. Uninstalled until it support CB.
Profile Pro for Community Builder
★★★★
New version and the developer is Back!
byedfeljose, February 26, 2010
Profile Pro for Community Builder
This extension was almost abandoned after release 1.1 However developer relased version 2.0 (upgrade to 2.01) some weeks ago. Yes support have been somehow poor.

The extension itself is among the best for CB if you want to customize your site. To use it you must read carefully and understand Joomla and CB. The developer have prepared video tutorials to help the understanding of the extension.

Keep the good job and maybe better support at the forum will help.
CB Country and State Dropdown Fields
Must Needed - Excellent Support
byedfeljose, February 17, 2010
CB Country and State Dropdown Fields
This plugin provides a functionality lacking in CB. Let users select Country and/or State is important for a community web portal. Support is excellent. Within less than 24 hours an installation issue was fixed (and was not an issue of the script per se). Feature request are added in no time. For example Flags pictures.
EventList
★★★★
Almost excellent, hope it will be improved!
byedfeljose, February 8, 2010
EventList
After evaluating other Events solutions, I tried EventList. A concern with other events alternatives is related their commercial focus and the high price tags.

Make no mistake EventList is simple full feature event solution. Only thing I miss right now is the capability for subcategories.

Will support the developer (small donation) in the next weeks so he can improve this. I prefer to support GPL not commercial solutions.
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