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Joomla Day ES 2026 Programme

Polo Digital

Avda. Sor Teresa Prat, 15, 29003 Málaga, Spain (map)

November 6
FRIDAY
  • 9:00 - 9:30

    Registration

  • 9:30 - 9:45

    Sergio Iglesias (Talk in Spanish)

    Welcome

  • 9:45 - 10:00

    Sergio Iglesias (Talk in Spanish)

    Joomla Changelog

  • 10:00 - 10:35

    Josean Telleria (Talk in Spanish)

    AI inside Joomla: how to power up TinyMCE and JCE without leaving the editor

  • 10:35 - 11:05

    Coffee break

  • 11:05 - 11:25

    To be confirmed (Talk in Spanish)

    Success stories

  • 11:25 - 12:20

    Yannick Gaultier

    Do you still need SEO now that everyone searches with AI?

  • 12:20 - 12:55

    Carlos Cámara (Talk in Spanish)

    The Unseen Wardrobe: building a project with its own voice using Joomla and AI

  • 12:55 - 13:30

    Noemi Sánchez (Talk in Spanish)

    Vibecoding in Joomla: how to use AI without losing control of your code

  • 13:30 - 13:40

    Group photo

  • 13:40 - 14:55

    Lunch

  • 14:55 - 15:30

    Marta García (Talk in Spanish)

    AI hasn't replaced me. It has given me back time to think

  • 15:30 - 16:25

    Jorge Castaño (Talk in Spanish)

    No more AI, please, let go of my arm

  • 16:25 - 17:00

    Pablo Arias (Talk in Spanish)

    Make your online brand resilient and independent from third parties

  • 17:00 - 17:15

    Break

  • 17:15 - 17:35

    To be confirmed (Talk in Spanish)

    Success stories

  • 17:35 - 18:10

    Sergio Iglesias (Talk in Spanish)

    Landing Pages "on the fly": AI and Child Templates in Cassiopeia

  • 18:10 - 19:05

    José Antonio Luque (Talk in Spanish)

    From a Joomla extension to a smart security platform

  • 19:05 - 19:35

    Closing & farewell

    JOYA Awards

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JoomlaDay™ ES

Málaga 2026

Not just Joomla!

We want your web project to be a success

In addition to getting together and chatting about this exciting CMS called Joomla! which gains more followers every day, we want to tell you super interesting things about the world of web development in general.

In Malaga we will also talk about copywriting, web accessibility, online marketing, social media, design (...) and all those topics that will take your web project to the top.

We want to share our experiences with you, are you going to miss it?

Get to know Joomla!

This is the 2025 edition, don't miss this year's one

Málaga 2025

"Innovation Campus - Málaga"

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Venue

Transporte

Polo Nacional de contenidos digitales

This year, JoomlaDay ES is coming to one of the most dynamic hubs in Spain’s digital ecosystem. The National Digital Content Hub is much more than just a building: it’s 12,000 square meters dedicated to fostering innovation in video games, the metaverse, and the virtual and online worlds.

A trends laboratory where the future is built every day. A perfect setting for a community that is also building the future of the web.

Nearest transport

By air

Malaga-Costa del Sol airport is the fourth busiest airport in Spain, making the city one of the main tourist destinations in the country. The airport is perfectly connected to the centre of Malaga and to the train station, from where it is possible to travel to other towns on the Costa del Sol.

Malaga airport offers regular flights to dozens of national and international destinations, although it is in high season when the offer soars to more than 110 cities around the world. Domestic destinations include Bilbao, Fuerteventura, Santiago de Compostela, Valencia and Tenerife. The most common international destinations are Oslo, London, Berlin, Copenhagen, Milan and Krakow.

Airport

By train

Getting to Malaga by train is one of the best options for residents of Spain. With the arrival of the AVE (High Speed Train) to the city in 2007, the distances to the main Spanish cities have been shortened. The main destinations from which passengers arrive in Malaga by train are: Madrid (2 hours and 40 minutes), Barcelona (6 hours), Seville (2 hours), Cordoba (1 hour) and Zaragoza (4 hours).


The train station in Malaga is called Maria Zambrano, it has all the necessary services for the reception of passengers and is located just a kilometre away from Calle Larios, the nerve centre of the city. It is also possible to travel by train from Malaga to other towns on the Costa del Sol, such as Torremolinos, Benalmádena or Fuengirola.

Estación de tren

Autobús

Al igual que en la mayoría de las ciudades, la forma más económica de llegar a Málaga es en autobús. La estación de autobuses de Málaga se encuentra junto a la estación María Zambrano, por lo que ofrece una conexión excelente para moverse a otros pueblos de la Costa del Sol. Las principales compañías operadoras son Alsa, Avanza, Interbus y Flixbus.

Aunque es una forma de reducir el presupuesto, viajar en autobús puede resultar bastante pesado si llegáis desde ciudades del norte de España, como Bilbao o Santiago de Compostela.

Estación de autobuses

Coche

La red de carreteras de la Costa del Sol, al igual que la red de ferrocarril, conecta con otras ciudades de Andalucía y España a través de autovías y autopistas. Destacan principalmente la A-7 y la A-45, muy bien acondicionadas para el tránsito de vehículos. Llegar en autobús también es muy fácil, ya que la Estación de Autobús de Málaga conecta prácticamente con todos los puntos de España y todos los municipios de la provincia.

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