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The Model-View-Controller pattern and Configuring Web Scripts with Alfresco
2010-10-11 03:56:12
Another article, excerpted from our book, Alfresco 3 Web Services, is available now on Packt’s website. Here is the introduction: One way of looking at the Web Scripts framework is as a platform for implementing RESTful Web Services. Although, as we have seen, your service won’t actually be RESTful unless you follow the relevant guiding [...]...
 
Open Source Enterprise Search European Tour
2010-10-09 08:54:59
Sourcesense and Lucid Imagination are proud to announce the Open Source Enterprise Search European Tour during which, among other things, Lucid Imagination will present how LucidWorks Enterprise Delivers Enterprise Search: “What’s needed for broader enterprise adoption of Solr? in addition to requirements like flexibility, scalability, cost savings, and transparency already met by Solr there are [...]...
 
An Introduction to Alfresco Web Scripts
2010-09-28 09:50:34
A new excerpt from out book, Alfresco 3 Web Services, has just been published on Packt’s website. Web Scripts allow you to develop entire web applications on Alfresco by using just a scripting language—JavaScript and a templating language—FreeMarker. They offer a lightweight framework for quickly developing even complex interfaces such as Alfresco Share and Web [...]...
 
The Packt Open Source Awards
2010-09-09 12:15:51
This is an announcement from my publisher: The Open Source Awards is an annual online event held by Packt Publishing to distinguish excellence among Open Source projects. Now in its fifth year, the Award, formerly known as the Open Source Content Management System (CMS) Award, is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward not only [...]...
 
Alfresco 3 Web Services Book
2010-09-02 03:56:26
If you were wondering why I wasn’t updating this blog very often (or at all) during the last few months, I have an excuse: I was too busy writing a book! Finally, Alfresco 3 Web Services, Build Alfresco applications using Web Services, WebScripts and CMIS has been published and I just received my complimentary author [...]...
 
Blog is back
2010-09-02 03:29:36
This is mostly a test post to verify that this blog actually works again. I’ve made the switch from hosting it on a dedicated Linux machine to wordpress.com and in the process messed up with the domain registration, got uninterested, was distracted by work, hobbies, and vacations. As a consequence, this website was unreachable for [...]...
 
Nikon D60 kit up for grabs
2010-03-06 11:16:51
Update: The D60 has now been sold, and the 55-200mm will be sold soon. I am breaking a long silence on this blog for a short announcement. Activity on the blog will resume as soon as I have made up my mind about the direction it should go. I am considering abandoning all geeky topics [...]...
 
Bullshit Graphs
2009-05-28 16:22:14
This is bullshit. You can tell it is bullshit by the fact that there is no unit declared for the Y axis and there is no credible source for all the data that is shown in this graph. This is bullshit too. for exactly the same reasons. Actually, the second is even more bullshit than the first. [...]...
 
Alfresco Tech Talk Live @ 12pm EST, Friday May 15st, 2009
2009-05-14 07:09:13
Tomorrow I will be presenting our CMIS Explorer Portlet during this week’s episode of Alfresco Tech Talk Live. This is going to be a fairly technical talk, with lots of code thrown in for the developers’ benefit. If you want to know more about CMIS and how to leverage it in your Java applications, you [...]...
 
Job-related updates
2009-05-04 11:06:04
Since it’s been a while since I’ve posted anything about job-related events, here’s a recap of a number of things that made—or should have made—the news in the last few weeks. First of all, we made a big splash by being named EMEA JBoss Partner of the Year at the Red Hat Summit in Malta, last [...]...
 
 
 
 
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