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Brett Swaim | 30 nov. 2007 00:06

I love Johnny Rockets Here is a pic of the Ohio crew in the new Johnny Rockets in CMH

Alexander Chow | 28 nov. 2007 05:15

Pentaho has created a set of sample portlets for integration with a JSR-168 compliant portlet container. Though not designed explicitly for Liferay, I have started a Wiki for the installation of...

Jorge Ferrer | 27 nov. 2007 21:55

It's been a while since my last post, but here I'm at it again. This will be the first of a series of posts where I plan to write about the latest improvements to Liferay as we develope them. I...

Shepherd Ching | 25 nov. 2007 14:36

Inside public men toilets at Dalian city of Mainland China, you may read this sign when you stand in front of urinal. 向前一小步, 文明一大步 One small step forward, one giant leap for civilization ...

Richard Sezov | 21 nov. 2007 20:43

What's this? Two blog posts within five minutes? Yes, well, I thought this would be appropriate as we are about to celebrate Thanksgiving here in the United States. I've had this hanging on my wall...

Richard Sezov | 21 nov. 2007 20:33

Touch typists (like me) don't like to take their hands off the home row of the keyboard if they can at all help it. If I'm in the middle of doing something requiring intense concentration (such as...

Minhchau Dang | 21 nov. 2007 01:31

In Eclipse, everything is a plugin, including the IDE itself. So, if there's something which bothers you, all you need to do is replace the plugin with something which works in a way more...

James Min | 21 nov. 2007 00:03

A lot of people I run into at trainings and on consulting gigs ask this question: "How do I access Liferay via Web Services?" Well, there are 2 basic things you need: 1) A way to get the stubs...

Nate Cavanaugh | 20 nov. 2007 02:00

All I have to say is wow. Pure, unadulterated WOW. I have been waiting for the iPod of books to reach us, and I truly thought it would be either Sony's Librie, or more likely Apple. But it turns...

Neil Griffin | 19 nov. 2007 19:52

In recent days, some of the engineers at Liferay reported some amazing performance gains with Liferay's Ant build system by using Linux instead of Windows. Well this peaked my curiosity to say the...

Jerry Niu | 19 nov. 2007 18:37

November 2007 Public Training was held in Reston, VA.

Richard Sezov | 19 nov. 2007 17:56

One of the goals I set for myself with regard to the Liferay documentation was to show people how to set up Liferay for development (either core, extension or plugins) in both of the leading open...

Ray Augé | 19 nov. 2007 05:43

Need a good diff tool outside of something monolithic like your IDE? Ever wanted to compare one project folder to another beyond their respective repositories? Well, look no further than "Meld"....

James Min | 18 nov. 2007 17:30

My next home project will be to set up Linux Media Center Edition (MCE) which runs on top of Kubuntu. [Also a wiki here.] I've been reading up on this alternative to Windows Media...

Jerry Niu | 15 nov. 2007 23:43

October 2007 Public Training was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Here are some pictures from that training.

Jerry Niu | 15 nov. 2007 19:38

October 2007 Public Training was held in North Sydney, Australia. Here's some pictures of the building the training was held in. Here are some of the attendees.

Brett Swaim | 13 nov. 2007 22:12

How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Push mail Sync'd Calendars Sync'd Todos Sync'd Mail Sync'd Contacts I love that when somebody sends me an email, Exchange 2003 pushes said mail right to...

Brett Swaim | 13 nov. 2007 14:29

So last night as I sat in my hotel room in Ohio I was reading a thread about Android, Google's open handset OS. I decided to download the SDK and give it a crack. The first things I noticed were...

Ray Augé | 12 nov. 2007 21:49

Hey All, Gonna start my first post with a big thanks to everyone who worked on getting Liferay Blogging to a very usable point. Then, I have a question for everyone out there... Snippet or Full...

Jorge Ferrer | 11 nov. 2007 11:40

Last week Google announced OpenSocial with an impressive set of partners including Orkut (as expected), MySpace, iLike, Flixter, Oracle, .... There were companies that had their own social network,...