An Introduction to Portal Governance
So, your company has embarked on an enterprise portal implementation. You have completed your due diligence, established your business use case, calculated your ROI, and completed the process of vendor/product assessment and selection. The next…
Liferay Vs. Websphere: Who is using these technologies?
In a previous article, we discussed Liferay Vs. SharePoint and who is using these technologies. This week, we will look into comparing Websphere with Liferay. Before moving on, check out our article on the customers and uses of Liferay…
Embrace the Enterprise Portal, or Get Left Behind
Over the past 8 years, Veriday has been engaged for the implementation of a number of Enterprise Portals using Liferay. The size and scale of the projects have varied but a common thread amongst the implementations has been the objective of…
Let Your Backbone Slide – Extending RESTful web services
Backbone.js provides a very flexible framework for building JavaScript applications that interact with web services. Models and Collections serve to represent easily represent data entities, with operations to create, read, update, and delete.…
Top 5 Application Servers for Liferay Deployments
We often get asked by new Liferay customers, "What application server should we deploy Liferay on?". Our answer always starts with, ''What are you using today?''. If your organization already runs applications using a Java stack then there's…
Leveraging Liferay’s Scripting Console
Recently, we were faced with a challenge. We were trying to add a new page to Liferay with a specific name friendly URL but when we went to add the page we saw an error indicating the URL was already in use.
This particular site has hundreds…
Backbone.js Patterns: User notification system
At Veriday, we have been using Backbone.js to build rich web applications for a few years now. During this period we developed different patterns to make us more efficient building apps using Backbone.js as well as to enforce certain user experience…