Blogs

Richard Sezov | 14 déc. 2007 19:22

Quietly and without much fanfare, we have released the first document in our new Liferay Documentation Project. This is because it's a rather small document, but it fills a need to have some...

Nate Cavanaugh | 14 déc. 2007 18:08

So yes, there has been a long delay from the last time I blogged, but I thought I would come back with something that I have actually been asked a lot about recently, which is CSS Inheritance. I'm...

Jorge Ferrer | 14 déc. 2007 02:31

One of the toughest parts of contributing to Liferay is that we are very strict with the coding and design style. We do this because we believe that keeping a very high level of consistency is what...

Jonathan Neal | 13 déc. 2007 23:52

That's right, Liferay, the world's leading enterprise open source portal framework with Fortune 500 clients in the U.S. and Europe, has developed a new super easy tool that helps you write your own...

Richard Sezov | 11 déc. 2007 21:59

This is a list of things I learned at the Liferay retreat. You should not give Nerf guns to developers with pent up energy from sitting around coding all the time. Pandemonium will ensue. Many...

Jonathan Neal | 7 déc. 2007 00:29

In the U.S they use AIM, in Europe they use MSN, but the true and rightful King of the Instant Messaging world is still, without a doubt, ICQ. ICQ (a cleverly pronounced oronym of "I Seek You") was...

Jerry Niu | 6 déc. 2007 08:18

I had the pleasure of training in Santo Domingo.

Jorge Ferrer | 6 déc. 2007 06:09

Determining the best strategy for doing releases is one of the hardest challenges of developing a software product. We get lot's of feedback related to it, although it's usually in the form of...

Michael Young | 6 déc. 2007 00:34

We had a long conversation at the office regarding release process, versioning, etc, that we'll be presenting at the LA retreat this year. But in a nutshell the goals were to: - increase timeliness...

Jonathan Neal | 5 déc. 2007 19:57

Richard Sezov | 5 déc. 2007 17:56

Okay, I couldn't resist posting this. We had our first snow in this area today (Southern New Jersey, not far from Philadelphia, PA), and it was the triple whammy of: Christmas coming Snow Getting...

Alexander Chow | 5 déc. 2007 07:32

In the last few weeks I have spent quite some time trying to debug some weird problems on deployments of Liferay. Here are a few tricks that I have come across that have proven to be pretty...

Ray Augé | 5 déc. 2007 02:56

Good news all you Linux Liferay users/developers! With the most recent release of Adobe Flash Player (Version: 9,0,115,0), the new multi-file uploader available in the portal now works in Linux....

Brian Chan | 4 déc. 2007 22:52

4.3.5 is the latest stable and recommended production release from Liferay. Release Notes: http://support.liferay.com/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?projectId=10014&styleName=Html&version=10260 SVN Tag:...

Michael Young | 4 déc. 2007 06:39

Before I joined Liferay I used to check up on Brian's work from time to time, hoping I could somehow be a part of this small piece of software called Liferay EP. As we're approaching our 9th year...

Ray Augé | 4 déc. 2007 03:37

This weekend is the annual Liferay retreat. That means that many of us are preparing to head to LA to meet and greet co-workers we don't often see in person. For my familly and I, it is especially...

Ivan Cheung | 4 déc. 2007 03:21

Recently I happened across a thread where Carlos Santos Sáenz was asking about how to best set up Roles and permissions. As I attempted to duplicate Carlos' efforts, I realized that the root cause...

Brett Swaim | 3 déc. 2007 14:21

What is the hardest part about programming? I've heard many suggestions by peers, bosses, employees, students and professors. I've heard algorithms, front end (html/javascript), backend (database...

Brett Swaim | 3 déc. 2007 14:21

Since there are now six Liferay developers living in Columbus, Ohio Monday through Thursday I was thinking that we could start showing up the JUGs if anybody is interested. I have done quite a bit...

Brett Swaim | 3 déc. 2007 14:20

When I first started at Liferay I started using Eclipse. After about six months I found the Web Toolkit for Eclipse. I used that for about a year and a half total, until I got staffed consulting...