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Brian Chan | 24.10.2007 05:24

It's weird. I just had another one of those nights. I couldn't help myself. I just had to stay up late and keep coding. An idea here. A message post there. Ba DING. Ok. Gotta go code it. I just...

Dave Truong | 23.10.2007 21:51

more scaffolding ant tasks that will fill in all those annoying xmls for us and create a basic portlet action better urls... i know why we have the ones we have and why we need them but we need to...

Brett Swaim | 22.10.2007 00:29

I got through gate security just fine. Next time I know that flying without ID is called flying "selectee". I can simply go to the agent and the ticket counter and tell them I am flying selectee...

James Min | 21.10.2007 08:02

When it comes to being wired, the US is in the stone ages. No joke. I've been reading this series of articles on CNN the past few weeks: Eye on South Korea. It's a series that highlights the...

Ivan Cheung | 19.10.2007 15:53

What is Liferay? Liferay is the reason I'm here in Dalian. What is Dalian? It's the city that has welcomed us to the Middle Kingdom, but it's also a place with interesting geography. This second...

Brett Swaim | 18.10.2007 17:29

Today is the day I will try to fly home with no ID. I will be handing my ID to my co-worker and he will walk through security with it. I will keep you updated as time goes on with the status of my...

James Min | 17.10.2007 16:55

"What? Liferay Portal source build in about 2 1/2 minutes, you say? How?" Well, first of all, I'm on Ubuntu Linux which is more efficient than Windoze in file I/O and management. So the packing and...

James Min | 15.10.2007 10:32

Traveling a lot lately, I've had to take some measures to get some American TV. So I set up a SlingBox with my TiVo HD Series 3 back home. I would have tried to set up a MythTV box with the...

Brian Chan | 15.10.2007 07:10

Yummy...

James Min | 14.10.2007 12:04

Guten tag aus Deutschland! I've had a very busy week, training and traveling, but I found some time today to blog. Just a few pics from the training session I gave in Hamburg, and our office in...

James Min | 11.10.2007 22:24

I was looking for a while for something small, fast, and with some decent space. Finally found this: 160GB, 2 MB buffer, 5400 RPM, USB2.0, and it is powered via the same USB cable. NICE! 7.2 x...

James Min | 10.10.2007 23:33

Some pics from the guys in the new China office: Training sessions:

James Min | 10.10.2007 10:59

I'm listening to and watching a lot of podcasts lately. Here's what's on my iPod: Yeah, yeah... I still listen to Loveline... ever since my high school days late at night on KROQ. I wish they...

Nate Cavanaugh | 10.10.2007 01:21

Pagination sweeping the nation. Well, Liferay version 4.3.3 has come out with 2 new "features" (they're more improvements), but I was really happy with how they came out. The first one is that...

Nate Cavanaugh | 02.10.2007 21:06

One thing I've wished was a reality for Mail applications is to highlight all messages by a certain sender. I know everyone sorts and groups their emails differently, but I would think that sorting...

Ivan Cheung | 27.09.2007 01:57

Here I am in Dalian, China, an area which I hardly know. I want to be open and excited about new experiences in a city not as documented as Beijing on the internet, but I can’t help but feeling...

Dave Truong | 26.09.2007 09:39

A recent blog made a comparison between Lotus 123 and Microsoft Excel. I found it interesting because our CSA Brian Chan often uses this example when describing Liferay's company strategy. And...

Bryan H Cheung | 25.09.2007 13:48

I'm currently at the Web2ForDev conference in Rome, Italy, sponsored by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and many other organizations, including the International Fund for Agriculture...

Dave Truong | 24.09.2007 19:15

I've noticed in alot of our projects, we've been ripping alot of the "features" from Liferay and it got me thinking... Maybe we built Liferay backwards and judging by the new features we've been...

Shepherd Ching | 24.09.2007 02:59

Anton Ego: In many ways, the work of a critic is easy. We risk very little yet enjoy a position over those who offer up their work and their selves to our judgment. We thrive on negative criticism,...