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Rochen is proud to announce our sponsorship from the JoomlaPack challenge. JoomlaPack is an invaluable tool for supporting migrate your Joomla websites and we’re proud to be providing the joomla hosting for this great venture. If you have ever tried it out before, I am sure you would agree that it is one of the most professional and polished tools available for Joomla. As well as that, it makes moving a Joomla website a breeze.
It is also an Editors Pick on the Joomla! Extensions Directory with many rave reviews.
So join us in welcoming the JoomlaPack team to Rochen. We look forward to working with them on into the future, and hope that their instrument proves useful to many of our clients as well.
If you are not yet familiar with their free instrument,Tiffany Et Co, be sure to head on over to their site and check it out.
About Joomlapack
JoomlaPack is definitely an open-source backup component for the Joomla! CMS, quite a bit different than its competition. Its mission is simple: create a site backup that can be restored on any Joomla!-capable server. It creates a full backup of your site in a single ZIP archive. The archive contains all the files,Tiffany Toronto, a database snapshot and an installer derived from the standard Joomla,Tiffany Engagement! installer. The backup and restore process is AJAX powered to avoid server timeouts, even with huge websites. Alternatively, you can make a backup of only your database. If you want a reliable, easy to use, open source backup solution for your Joomla,Tiffany Canada! site, try it out.
- Brad Baker
Brad Baker has been a member in the Rochen team since early 2003 and is a founding core-team member with the Joomla! Open Source Challenge. He also blogs here.
EDIT: Please note, JoomlaPack has changed their name to: AkeebaBackup and moved to a new site: www.akeebabackup.com Please update your links accordingly.

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