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The upcoming dotCMS 1.9 update is still at least about a couple months away from release (give or take), but the current SVN trunk code is already starting to shape up with a lot of the upcoming enhancements. After testing out some of the new code, I thought it’d be worthwhile to share some screenshots [...] Read Full Story
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Hey everyone. Just a quick hello to let you know that I’ve put some work into releasing a dotCMS Cheat Sheet for everyone to print off and use as a quick reference for a lot of basic tasks and variables. This is up to date with the latest 1.7a open source release. I hope to [...] Read Full Story
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As a kid, I was an astronomy nut. I wanted to be an astronomer, and was learning all things space. As I grew, I got out of that phase, though I still retained my interest. About six or seven years ago I managed to lay my hands on a serviceable 8″ Meade Newtonian reflecting telescope [...] Read Full Story
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Earlier today, a question was raised on Twitter about how one handles multiple blogs using dotCMS. Out of the box, dotCMS comes with a rather decent blogging system. And with some tweaking, that decent system can pretty much kick the ass of anything Wordpress driven any day of the week. That’s so long as you’re [...] Read Full Story
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With the plugin architecture in dotCMS launched with the release of the version 1.7 release candidates, several of us are getting started testing out the water. To get things started, I’ve released two plugins this week you can download and install. Nothing huge, but hopefully helpful to some folks.
XMLTool Plugin
The XMLTool plugin creates a view [...] Read Full Story
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After some trouble fighting wih OpenJDK vs the Sun JDK, I’m ready to get my brain soaked with information on the upcoming plugin architecture in the 1.6.5c patch here at dotCMS Boot Camp. Note on the previous comment: don’t use Open JDK, save yourself some trouble. If you are interested in plugin development, be sure [...] Read Full Story
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Guess what? It’s dotCMS conference time again. Good times. I have traveled well, and am ready to do some liveblogging. For what it’s worth, this year it’s more of a training conference, and I’ll be in the developer sessions. I’ll pass on info as it’s useful, and will follow up in the end with some [...] Read Full Story
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Progressive enhancement is a technique of adding features to your web site based on the capabilities of the browser. When a browser doesn’t meet specs, it simply doesn’t get the feature. The key is to make sure your site has base functionality good enough for everyone. There are some examples of this people use frequently [...] Read Full Story
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Well, really, it isn’t a conundrum. I’m just being bad, and I know it. But I need some kind of guidance, or another sensible voice to chime in and help me along. My problem is simple: drugs. I’m not saying I’m a crack addict or anything, it’s nothing like that. It’s a very basic, simple [...] Read Full Story
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After watching some friends switching to some cooler Twitter backgrounds lately, I got inspired to do similar. The results were… less than inspired, heh. But, everything is better with more TOPHAT!
Anyway, I pretty much designed it from scratch (can’t you tell?), which wasn’t a big deal, but I got to thinking to myself: “Me, wouldn’t [...] Read Full Story
