July's mid-year JUGL meetup event:

Join us for this month's Joomla User Group London (#JUGL) meetup!

For July, we have two sessions from this year's Google Summer of Code students, presenting their contributions to the Joomla project

Reda Mohamed - One Article, Many Categories
Joomla articles are traditionally limited to just one category. Reda's Google Summer of Code project adds secondary categories, so a single article can be associated with multiple categories to better organise site content — appearing in each category's blogs, lists and search results, with article counts, filtering and custom fields all following along.

Project: https://github.com/joomla-projects/gsoc26_multicategory

Weno Ndum Billy Hans - Workflows That Move Themselves
Editors move each article through Joomla's workflow by hand. Weno's Google Summer of Code project lets rules do it instead — articles advancing on their own, with a nudge when something needs a human. A workflow that runs itself.

Project: https://github.com/joomla-projects/gsoc26_automated_workflow

Schedule (UTC):

Starting at 18:00 UTC (19:00 BST) 21st July, and will run until 20:00 UTC (21:00 BST).

18:00 - Introductions, chit-chat, and news
18:15 - Reda Mohamed: One Article, Many Categories
18:45 - Questions
19:00 - Weno Ndum Billy Hans: Workflows That Move Themselves
19:45 - Questions
20:00 - Fireside chat, news, social, and wrap-up

...Times may vary

Join us for a relaxed, informative evening focused on Joomla.  BYOD for the after party... if we make it that far.

Register (free) at https://www.joomlalondon.co.uk/jugl

You can also ping us on Twitter @joomlalondon
You are also welcome to join the Joomla community on Mattermost here: https://joom.la/chat then message Philip Walton from the search bar to get meeting details.

Youtube channel for vids of previous talks:
https://www.youtube.com/c/JoomlalondonUk

Previous video:
J2Commerce 6:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wxa-SvzpvM