The new patch release 9.5.2 is available
Learn about the way GX WebManager gets to know the presentations in a presentation WCB.
In India, "open" as a focal point of WebManager is clearly paying off in terms of easy adoptation, easy implementation, easy use and easy development.
Everyone will know the concept of WCBs, but what about extensions and extensibility?
The new patch release 9.4.6 is available
One of the good things of Java is the “create once, use everywhere” message. The modular architecture of GX WebManager supports this message in the form of WCBs. But, given a nice source tree, how can you create a nice ZIP file that contains anything you need to share? You just add some additional things to your pom.xml and MaVeN will do it for you!
The new patch release 9.5.1 is available
GX WebManager 9.5 was released a few days ago and I will write some blog posts to elaborate a bit more on the new features for developers in 9.5. Part 2: the Personalization API
The new Webmanager is released with nice features for developers such as a performance panel, content API additions, a personalization API and drag&drop in the page tree!
GX WebManager 9.5 is released today and I will write some blog posts to elaborate a bit more on the new features for developers in 9.5. Part 1: content API additions
The new patch release 9.4.5 is available
GX Labs has successfully deployed a GX WebManager installation on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2). This is a web service that provides resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale computing easier for developers.
Delving into the world that is text labels...
Our ease of implementation survey is online. Please help us improving our software by letting us know what you think!
It can be nice to look beyond technological and commercial impulses and look at things from a different perspective. Let’s have a closer look at the content management market and .... sustainability.
Have you already visited my LinkedIn profile? I would like to know that, but I cannot directly ask the browser to provide this information and certainly the webserver doesn't know. But there is a way to find out and link it to WebManager personalizations.
Hans Bossenbroek, CTO Luminis and Martijn van Berkum, CTO GX, will elaborate on the GX WebManager case in a presentation on e-Business/Enterprise-grade Content Management on the OSGi CommunityEvent in Berlin.
While doing some code reviews on WCBs I ran into some common issues that developers encounter while doing development. Just a few tips & tricks..
GX has passed SDL / Tridion and MediaSurface to claim the number two spot in the rankings of Web Content Management vendors.
Anyone doing serious builds with Maven will at some point have the need to have access to some kind of dynamic property in the build. Using a plugin that can be configured with Beanshell script may be an elegant solution.
Relevance ranking is one of the main priorities for search engines. What is relevance and what are the enablers for relevance ranking? Find out more in part 2 of my series of 3 about search engines.
As I reported in my previous post SpringSource, formerly known as Interface21 and the company behind the popular Spring Framework, has released the SpringSource Application Platform (S2AP) in beta. This new Java application server is build on top of an OSGi runtime (Equinox) providing a very nice runtime deployment model! Put a little Spring and Apache Tomcat in the mix and, needless to say, I just had to see what I needed to do to deploy GX WebManager on S2AP.
Last year, GX implemented a new development philosophy for our software development unit called Open Development. Why did we do this? Find out in this new blog entry!
Escapism, that's what it's all about.
Digirati will offer services to customers for GX WebManager in the UK.
This week I visited the JavaOne 2008 conference in San Francisco. A lot of impressions and a great time with Java coders from all over the world. As tradition demands the conference started with a T-shirt tossing James Gosling followed by some 80 hours of technical sessions and BOFs. A few impressions...
Why on earth use the media repository? Read more and find out!
Last week, at our customer event in De Fabrique in Utrecht, the Netherlands, we officially launched the GX WebManager Community Edition. As a visitor of this website this is probably old news for you, as it was already available for a few weeks here. It's a free edition of our flagship product, perfectly usable for your websites.
I'm trying to do a lot of work in a day, but somewhere between 12:00 AM and 1:00 PM there is a break. The GX Public department is located in Eindhoven and we are famous for these breaks, because we eat tosti.