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Ask is dead, long live Discuss!

Sep 16, 2025 by Ben Turner

As I said a couple of weeks ago, Ask has played a hugely valuable role over the years but it's time has come. As of today I'm really excited to announce that the replacement to ask is...

Liferay 2025.Q3 Release Webinar - Replay

Sep 16, 2025 by Ben Turner

Hi everyone, Thanks to everyone that was able to join either of our 2025.Q3 release webinars last week. Whether you were able to attend or not, but are interested in the content, I'm...

New Discussion Forums are coming soon!

Aug 29, 2025 by Ben Turner

Hi Everyone, if you read my recent post on our upcoming Q3 Release Webinars (and if you haven't yet, remember to register!) you'll remember that I said I'm taking on a much more prominent...

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Please don't litter EventListeners

Sep 16, 2025 by Olaf Kock

Javascript EventListeners are a great tool and easily introduced in a template, a fragment or any other frontend component. It's quick to write ...

Skip the Heavy Coding: Why AMIS Beats Fragments and Client Extensions

Sep 13, 2025 by Hồ Nhật

1. Why choose AMIS instead of Form Fragments or pure Client Extension? When developing complex applications on Liferay, you can use the available Form Fragments or...

Liferay and Maven Central

Sep 11, 2025 by David H Nebinger

When relying solely on Maven Central for Liferay artifacts, you may encounter delays in availability and even outdated or incorrect versions due to policies outside of our control. This post explains why these issues happen, why they can’t be fixed on our end, and why we recommend using the official Liferay repository instead. By configuring your builds to pull directly from our repo, you’ll always get the latest releases, immediate fixes, and stronger supply chain security.

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