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Boundless Body RadioReversing Diverticulitis on a Carnivore Diet with Olaf Kock! 796Send us a textOlaf Kock is working in the software business, currently in technical sales. As a self-described nerd, he found the ketogenic diet in 2012 through a podcast on software security out of pure chance and quickly started a one month trial of the mysterious condition called ketosis.This experiment has evolved through several flavors since then, but as far as Olaf is concerned, the experiment never ended, and he is still ketogenic to this day!Compared to many others on the ketogenic lifestyle, his health journey was rather unremarkable until 2024, when...2025-03-281h 01

BR24 Thema des TagesScholz in der Ukraine: Ein Besuch zwischen Solidarität und Wahlkampf."Die Ukraine kann sich auf Deutschland verlassen" - Das sagte Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz, er am Montagmorgen in Kiew aus dem Zug stieg. Es war ein überraschender Solidaritätsbesuch und erst das zweite Mal, dass der Kanzler seit Beginn des russischen Großangriffs in der Ukraine war. Das erste Mal war er vor zweieinhalb Jahren dort. - Was wollte Scholz mit dieser Reise erreichen? Und wie viel Wahlkampf steckt in dem Besuch? Darum geht es in dieser Ausgabe des "BR24-Thema des Tages". - Bianca Taube spricht mit der ARD-Kiew-Korrespondentin Rebecca Barth und unsere Moderatorin Helene Köck mit Barbara Kostolnik im A...2024-12-0209 min

Bremen PodcastSven Hermann über die schönsten Fahrradrouten von BremenDer Logistikprofessor und Geschäftsführer der Bremer Prolog Innovation GmbH kennt die bekannten Strecken Stadt Land Lastenrad - Stadt Land Lastenrad Instagram - Cyclyng - Bike It - ADFC Bremen Radtouren - Logbuchladen - Die Zentrale Bremen - Olaf Kock - Güterbahnhof Bremen - Weserburg Bucketlist Reisepodcast über Bremen - Beresha Frauen-Eiscafé 2024-10-3022 min

BR24 Thema des TagesScholz in Indien - Die wichtigsten ThemenIn Neu-Delhi sprechen das Bundeskabinett und Kanzler Olaf Scholz mit dem indischen Kabinett. Auch Regierungschef Modi ist dabei. Die beiden Länder wollen ihre Beziehungen vertiefen. Ein Beitrag von Konstanze Nostarowitz. Und Moderatorin Helene Köck hat mit unserem Korrespondenten in Neu-Delhi, Georg Schwarte gesprochen.2024-10-2508 min

FLOSS WeeklyEpisode 795: Liferay, Now We're Thinking With PortalsThis week Jonathan Bennett and Doc Searls chat with Olaf Kock and Dave Nebinger about Liferay! That's a Java project that started as an implementation of a web portal, and has turned into a very flexible platform for any sort of web application. How has this Open Source project turned into a very successful business? And how is it connected to most iconic children's educational show of all time? Listen to find out! You can join the conversation in the Hackaday Discord, watch live or get the video version of the show on Youtube, as well as g...2024-08-071h 09

Tölvuleikjaspjallið39. GameTíví - Viðtal við Ólaf Þór JóelssonTölvuleikjaspjallið er að miklu leyti starfandi í dag vegna þess að GameTíví lagði grunninn að íslenskri tölvuleikjaumfjöllun á sínum tíma. Í þætti vikunnar fáum við Ólaf Þór Jóelsson, framkvæmdastjóra Senu og upphafsmann GameTíví í viðtal! Arnór Steinn og Gunnar ræða við hann um sögu GameTíví og hvernig þættinum gengur í dag, um VR aðstöðuna hjá Smárabíó, Playstation 5, Sinclair Spectrum tölvuna og margt, margt fleira. Við þökkum Óla kærlega fyrir komuna og hlökkum til að heyra í honum aftur! Þátturinn er í boði Elko Gaming og veitingastaðarins Le Kock!2021-02-031h 08

Radio LiferayRL070 Bryan CheungA repeat guest - today I've talked to one member of my team, Bryan Cheung. Bryan was start of my welcome committee when I started working for Liferay in 2010, and that's where we start the conversation. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2020-09-2200 min

Radio LiferayRL069 David Gómez - /dev/24David Gomez is part of Liferay's Developer Relations Team, and we took some time to talk about the upcoming /dev/24 livestream of developers and other users of Liferay DXP and Liferay Portal with a technical background. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2020-08-1200 min

Radio LiferayRL068 Yasuyuki Takeo on DamascusYasuyuki, short Yasu, is Supportability Engineer at Liferay. He's working out of Japan for ~8 years now, and in that time has started an interesting side project that you might be interested in. Well - I was interested, so I asked him for some time and we talked about it: Damascus. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2020-07-1500 min

Radio LiferayRL067 Bryce Osterhaus on Frontend DevelopmentFor this episode of Radio Liferay, I've talked with Bryce Osterhaus, Frontend Developer at Liferay for ~ 6 years. With his experience, he's a perfect complement to me: While he feels at home in the browser, client side, I'm comfortable on the backend, away from all of the messy frontend stuff - prepare for some naïve questions coming his way. We spoke about a design decision that has been made in some internal projects: His team has built a UI that does not utilize Liferay's page/site infrastructure. It's rather an application that utilizes some of the infrastructure but not what's t...2020-06-2300 min

Radio LiferayRL066 Ryan Schuhler on creating liferay.comA while ago I sat down with Ryan Schuhler. He's Associate Program Manager at Liferay, which is a fancy name for Webteam Lead, and we talked about "dogfooding" Liferay DXP to build liferay.com - which features are used, how the site evolved and what is fed back into the product. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2020-06-1300 min

Radio LiferayRL065 Zsolt Balogh - Happy BirthrayOops - in times of fast news like this, I sat on the recording for a while. Unacceptable, but as almost nobody is commuting in April/May 2020, it's questionable if you'd have put it on during your commute anyway... Happy 10th Birthray to Zsolt and me and several others (listen to the episode if you want to know what that means) This is a quite non-technical episode, just two people remembering the "good old times": Don't expect to learn anything new about the product(s) - instead you'll hear about how we got from "there" to "here" in the past 10...2020-05-1100 min

Radio LiferayRL064 - David Nebinger - Horror StoriesAn episode that was recorded together with episode 62, but got a bit lost (well, I admit - it was just sitting on my disk). But here we are: David shares four of his favorite horror stories - those that tought him what he never wants to see again. Hopefully it's useful so that you learn from it before experiencing those stories yourself.2020-01-3000 min

Radio LiferayRL063 Andrew Jardine - Mastering LiferayFor this episode I spoke with Andrew Jardine, Community Contributor Award winner for 7 years in a row about his history with Liferay, the community, how to improve it and, of course, his new passion project, https://masteringliferay.com/ We've recorded this episode during Devcon 2019, but I've been keeping it back for a bit, to give Andrew a bit more time to produce more content for the site that we mainly talk about. Check it out - prepare to be amazed. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2020-01-2400 min

Radio LiferayRL062 David NebingerA conversation with David Nebinger, the number one contributor on the Liferay forums, about frequently asked questions.2019-11-1400 min

Radio LiferayRL061 Caris ChanIt took me long enough to bring her on: She's followed Liferay's history for longer than some of the other founders: Caris Chan. And yes, that name means that she's Brian Chan's wife. During my last visit in Liferay HQ, I took the opportunity and asked her about her view on Liferay's history - about 15 years for the company and 20 years for the software project. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2019-02-2600 min

Educainer PodcastEP005 - Interview mit Olaf Kock - Trainer, Redner und PodcasterHerzlich willkommen zum Interview mit Olaf Kock. Neben dem, dass er auch Toastmaster ist, ist er Trainer in einer Softwarefirma und Podcaster. Seine Website mit Kontaktdaten: www.olafkock.de Twitter: https://twitter.com/olafk Facebook (falls jemand sein Glück versuchen möchte ;) ) https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011008083324 Hier das angesprochene Buch: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck https://amzn.to/2G02FYh Der Toastmasterclub: www.hanseredner.de bzw. www.toastmasters.org Diese Folge gibt es auch ohne Bild auf podcast.educainer.com 2018-03-241h 00

Radio LiferayRL060 Performance and Permissions with Preston CraryAn episode on the "Per" things: Performance and Permissions. I spoke to Preston Crary, who amazingly was not mad at me for losing an earlier recording. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2018-03-2000 min

Radio LiferayRL059 Testing at Liferay with Kristoffer Onias and Victor WareYay, another episode, and maybe in time to sweeten your trip to Devcon in Amsterdam. I spoke to Kristoffer Onias and Victor Ware. Both work on testing Liferay with different areas of interest. You'll hear quite a bit about what Liferay does internally on testing. I actually talked to them quite a while ago, and the episode has been sitting on my disk since then.The numbers that you hear may no longer be accurate, but the overall information definitely is. Sorry for keeping it a secret for so long (there's an even longer kept secret... up next...) (More notes...2017-10-0300 min

Radio LiferayRL058 Jorge Ferrer (continued)Two episodes (or an eternity) ago, I spoke to Jorge Ferrer, Liferay's VP of Engineering. We didn't have enough time to finish the conversation, so we continued a while after - and then I buried the recording /o\. Anyway, apart from it being still from "before the release of the current version", it's still relevant stuff, I feel bad about missing to post it. Check for yourself - here it finally is. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2016-09-2000 min

Radio LiferayRL057 Documentation with Jim Hinkey and Cody HoagToday I'm welcoming a repeat guest and a new one: Jim Hinkey (of episode 21 fame) and Cody Hoag - both from Liferay's documentation and knowledge management team. This episode has unfortunately suffered from various disturbances in the space-time-continuum: I had it sitting on my disk for quite a while. The Javadoc Contest that we've "started" in this episode was actually published/announced in the meantime and unfortunately ended recently. Congratulations to Sébastien and Marcellus. However, not to render the call for action in this episode useless, let's start another one soon - there can't be enough Javadoc, and I a...2016-05-1800 min

Radio LiferayRL056 Jorge FerrerToday I'm welcoming a repeat guest, Jorge Ferrer, Liferay's VP of Engineering. I've had the great opportunity to ask him a lot of questions that provide deep insight into what's running behind the scenes in the engineering team. We didn't have enough time, so this is part 1 of our conversation, to be continued in episode 58. I need to squeeze in the (already recorded) episode that contains more information about the Javadoc Contest (please participate). (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2016-03-1400 min

Radio LiferayRL055 James Falkner on ChangeIn this episode I'm talking probably one last time to James Falkner about upcoming changes... James was the first guest on Radio Liferay (back in episode 1 - as well as others) and now - at least temporarily until episode 66 is published - will be the last. We're talking about upcoming changes, and sadly it looks like this will be his last appearance on this program. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2016-02-1600 min

Radio LiferayRL054 Scott Nicklous and Neil Griffin on JSR 362 - Portlet 3.0In this episode, recorded at Liferay's Devcon 2015 in Darmstadt/Germany, I'm talking to Scott Nicklous and Neil Griffin. Scott is the specification lead for JSR-362 - otherwise known as the Portlet Specification 3.0 - and Neil serves as Liferay's representative on the expert group. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2016-01-2600 min

Radio LiferayRL053 Nate Cavanaugh - UI news in Liferay 7I met repeat guest Nate Cavanaugh, Liferay's Director of UI Engineering, at this year's Devcon and he answered all UI-based questions that we could quickly think about - specifically with regards to Liferay 7 (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2015-11-3000 min

Radio LiferayRL052 Raymond Augé - Upgrading your 6.x plugins to 7.0Modularization / Liferay 7 part 2/2. Again with Ray Auge, with Milen Dyankov as Cohost. We're now talking about the new strategies for developing plugins, how to update 6.2 plugins to Liferay 7, for every single plugin type we have: Portlets, Hooks, Layout Templates, Themes, Ext (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2015-11-2300 min

Radio LiferayRL051 Raymond Augé - Motivation for ModularizationAnother Devcon "private" session - I missed his presentations, but got the summary right when he was done: Ray Augé took the time to answer all sorts of questions about the Modularization in Liferay 7. In fact, he answered so many questions that we made it a 2-episode recording. This week it's about the motivation for modularization: What problem does it solve? Next week will be more technical, telling you about the implications of the updated architecture to your code.2015-11-1600 min

Radio LiferayRL050 Pimp My Scriptengine with Jens BruhnWow, 50 episodes already. At this year's Devcon I spoke with Jens Bruhn. He's Software Architect at Prodyna AG, a Liferay Partner and the author of Nabucco Script Center, a Liferay App available on the Marketplace. He also convened the "Pimp my Scripting Engine" workshop at Liferay's Devcon 2015, which I missed. But this only provided a perfect reason and excuse to speak to him. As we recorded this on site at Devcon, you'll hear more background noise than usual - As usual, Auphonic did their best to clean the recording, and they did a great job. For the visuals, please see...2015-11-0900 min

Radio LiferayRL049 Security with Tomáš PolešovskýIt's been a long time and finally... Radio Liferay is back with several episodes in the queue. Today, Tomáš Polešovský starts of by talking about Liferay's security team and -procedures as well as his work within that team. Tom has already been a guest on Radio Liferay's ancient episode 9 (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2015-11-0300 min

Radio LiferayRL048 James Falkner on ReleaseplansA short Inbetweenisode on the release of 6.2 CE GA3 with repeat guest and Community Manager James Falkner. During Devcon James promised (http://youtu.be/U46tCHFeutM?t=34m27s) the release for the 15. January - while I stated that this release date was wishful thinking. Now we actually hit the promised release date for the first time known to both of us. Enough reason to get together and talk about the underlying cause and intents. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2015-01-2000 min

Radio LiferayRL047 Chema Balsas and Emil Öberg on Themes and Frontend DevelopmentAnother Devcon conversation - make sure not to miss it next year. I grabbed Chema Balsas, Software Engineer at Liferay Spain, and Emil Öberg, Consultant at Monator Technologies, a Liferay Partner Company in Sweden. This is a three-way conversation with Chema Balsas and Emil Öberg that we had during Liferay's Devcon 2014. Chema had a Theme-Workshop (sorry, no recording) and Emil a presentation on Rapid Frontend Development, so it made sense to talk to both of them as their experience overlaps. Speaking of experience: Chema is a Software Engineer in Liferay Spain, Emil is a Consultant at Monator Technologies, a Liferay Pa...2015-01-1900 min

Radio LiferayRL046 Thomas Schweiger on CoffeeThe nerdiest topic so far: I'm speaking to Thomas Schweiger, german national barista champion 2010-2012. He was sponsored by our german partner Prodyna to prepare coffee during this years Devcon and Portal Solutions Forum Germany.2014-12-1800 min

Radio LiferayRL045 Bryan Ho on Design and RayI had a short meeting with Bryan Ho, Lead Graphic Designer at Liferay - With that role it's obvious that we're bridging the audio/visual gap again: A very visual topic in an audio only podcast. But if you're not driving while you listen to this podcast, you can click the links from the shownotes and browse through the archives. Apart from being the creator of the Radio Liferay Logo, Bryan is the creator of "Ray's intergalactiv adventures". You can check out this series at https://www.liferay.com/ray (More notes and links available in HTML version of this...2014-12-1500 min

Radio LiferayRL044 Stian Sigvartsen on Social Apps ProxyThis is my conversation with Stian Sigvartsen, winner of the Marketplace App contest with his Social Apps Proxy (Link) and well known member of the UK Liferay usergroup, working in Devon and quite a lot with Liferay. Our paths cross quite often, but we finally found some time to talk about Stian's award winning app which basically takes all the boring stuff out of OAuth integrations into Liferay 2014-12-1100 min

Radio LiferayRL043 Brett Swaim on Application Performance ManagementI'm talking with Brett Swaim, Principal Consultant at Liferay US, on application performance monitoring, horror stories and things to avoid. Brett is dealing with a lot of customers. He's one of Liferay's go-to resources for performance tuning and monitoring. Brett had a presentation on DevOps Best Practices with Liferay, Logstash, Kibana, Elasticsearch, and New Relic at Devcon (among other symposiums and events). If you missed it or just want the audio summary (both were my motivations to talk to him), we're talking about his experience, using one of the projects (an unnamed one) as an example. (More notes and links...2014-12-0500 min

Radio LiferayRL042 Zsigmond Rab on Enterprise SupportAt Devcon, I took the opportunity to meet several people - stay tuned for several more episodes during the rest of this year. For this episode, I spoke with Zsigmond Rab. Zsigmond is Lead Engineer, Technical Support & Trainer at Liferay Hungary. This is a short and informal tongue-in-cheek talk about support-related issues. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2014-12-0400 min

Radio LiferayRL041 Máté Thurzó - 37000ft overview of stagingAnother first: This week's guest Máté Thurzó presents a brief 37000ft overview over Staging. Yes, this is literally 37000ft - we both were lucky to be invited to the North America Symposium 2014 and had the same flight back. Yes, this episode has been recorded 11277m over the atlantic ocean on the flight from Boston to Frankfurt, and it's also a first time that you see me use imperial units voluntarily. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2014-11-1700 min

Radio LiferayRL040 James Falkner: Hack our EventsRadio Liferay is back with a repeat guest, James Falkner, Liferay's Community Manager. Like last year, symposium season is about to start (even though we already had some events earlier this year...). And there's something new, for the nerds and software craftsmen among you. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2014-08-2000 min

Radio LiferayRL039 Juan Fernandez and Ivica Čardić on Liferay Cloud Services\o/ Radio Liferay is back. A while ago I talked with Juan Fernandez and Ivica Čardić about an exciting project they're collaborating on: Liferay Cloud Services. "What's this?" you ask? Well, good that you're asking, because here's the explanation. It's all about helping you monitor the health of your Liferay Installation, keeping an eye on the installed fixpacks (if you're using EE) or showing you some monitoring information that the server provides and you'd otherwise risk not to see. (The episode is prefixed with a PSA for all Radio Liferay Listeners: The CfP for Devcon2014 is still open until 22. Aug 2014) an...2014-08-1400 min

Radio LiferayRL038 Alberto Chaparro on updating Portlets to version 6.2I talked with Alberto Chaparro. Alberto works for Liferay as a support engineer on the spanish team. This conversation follows up on something that Iliyan mentioned in episode 37: The migration tool that will help you upgrade your portlet from 6.1 to 6.2. We're talking during the end of the symposium, so the background noise that you hear are people that are starting to break down the staff room. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2014-02-0500 min

Radio LiferayRL037 Iliyan Peychev on Frontend and AlloyUII talked with Iliyan Peychev, Software Developer from Madrid. We met during Liferay's spanish symposium (so it's about time to publish the episode - sorry for the delay). We're back on Liferay's frontend, so I'm getting my scoop on how to approach Javascript work, new tools, new infrastructure. Also - as you'll discover - I got a glimpse of developer-paradise (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2014-01-0900 min

Radio LiferayRL036 Daniel Sanz on Liferay TranslationsFor this episode I spoke with Daniel Sanz. He's a support engineer in the spanish office, is responsible to oversee the translation efforts on Liferay and came to Liferay in 2010. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-11-1800 min

Radio LiferayRL035 Greg Amerson and David Truong on Developer ToolingAt Devcon 2013 I've met with Greg Amerson, main Author/Team Lead for the Eclipse-based tooling (Liferay IDE & DevStudio) and David Truong, one of the very early employees of Liferay, Product Manager for Platform an Tooling. The topics we covered were all around Developer Tooling. There's a bit of background noise as we were recording this session in the break area of the conference. We had to limit ourselves to the time when some sessions were on, in order to find the quietest possible environment. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked...2013-11-1300 min

Radio LiferayRL034 Miguel Pastor and Ray Auge on Modularization on OSGIAt Devcon 2013 I met with Miguel Pastor and Ray Auge, both Engineers and Core Developers at Liferay. They both have been involved in the latest modularization efforts, resulting in OSGi being now on the Feature List for Liferay 6.2. We recorded this session in the break area of the conference, during one of the sessions in order to find some quiet time. Unfortunately, as you'll hear in this recording, we picked the time when Lunch was prepared, so the catering staff is setting up stacks of plates, heaps of cutlery and other noisy stuff. This episode might be the one with...2013-10-2800 min

Radio LiferayRL033 Jari Järvelä, Janne Hietala on ValamisAbout a month ago I had the opportunity to talk to Jari Järvelä and Janne Hietala from Arcusys. They both head Valamis, an E-Learning solution on Liferay that later (end-of-August) won the Liferay App Contest. Unfortunately, a lot of work as well as my summer vacation kept me from releasing this podcast earlier (well, for me it was not quite unfortunate that I had a vacation) (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-09-2400 min

Radio LiferayRL032 Jack Rider on xmlportletfactory, Bonita BPM and other projectsThis week's guest is Jack Rider, from the mediterrean shore in Benidorm. He is a real Liferay veteran, having started with version 3.6, and has initiated quite a few very nice and well-usable projects. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-08-0700 min

Radio LiferayRL031 Neil Griffin on JSF and Portlet 3.0This week's guest is Neil Griffin, Liferay's resident JSF Wizard, Lead Engineer for Liferay Faces and representative for Liferay on the Portlet-Spec 3.0 group (JSR 362). (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-07-2500 min

Radio LiferayRL030 Juan Gonzalez on Preview, JSF, xmlportletfactory and other topicsIt's my return guest show time - here's another one. However, you've unfortunately never heard my first recording with Juan Gonzalez, back when we did it. This was due to a glitch that I'm really sorry for. Juan holds the Community Contributor Award 2012 and has since joined the spanish office of Liferay, working mainly in support and in the Liferay Faces team. As we missed doing so in the recording - we'd like to have a shout out to all the support staff in/for Liferay. These are the guys that keep the system running and the customers happy, but...2013-07-1500 min

Radio LiferayRL029 Milen Dyankov on Mobile Device Recognition and "What is a portal?"Please welcome yet another return guest, Milen Dyankov, a fellow trainer and senior consultant in Liferay. Milen has been participating in episode 9 and he has been the original contributor of the mobile device detection code to Liferay. Back then he was a community member, but in the mean time he as joined the team and is now working from Poland and all over (and around) the european continent. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-07-0400 min

Radio LiferayRL028 James Falkner on Symposium changes and community topicsPlease welcome a return guest, James Falkner, Liferay's Community manager. I got him on to talk about the changes in the upcoming symposium's structure, but we continued with conversations about a lot of topics he also mentioned in his previous Community Roundup as well as a brave move that I'd like to tease here: He gives us the definitive release date for Liferay 6.2 - so remember: you've heard it first on Radio Liferay (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-06-2400 min

Radio LiferayRL027 Jorge Ferrer - Radio Liferay Episode 27I took some time to speak to Jorge Ferrer, Liferay's VP of Engineering about all things Engineering and Development in Liferay. This time I'm not starting with butchering names, but positions. Jorge is one of the very early contributors to Liferay, started as community member and got hired, started the spanish office. After an episode "on the dark side", being the GM for Spain, he's back in engineering. We're talking about his responsibilities within the project, the company, and more. (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-06-1700 min

Radio LiferayRL026 Ville Ingman (Vaadin) - Radio Liferay Episode 26At this year's Jax I met Ville Ingmann, "Your Business Buddy" at Vaadin (the business card says "VP of German Operations"). With some inadvertent background noise (sorry) we talk about the history of Vaadin in Liferay, the meaning of the name, which also explains the logo, and the integration of Vaadin in Liferay (Vaadin is technology partner of Liferay, the library comes bundled with your Liferay installation and is available in the "New Project" wizard of Liferay IDE). (More notes and links available in HTML version of this paragraph and in the blogpost linked to the episode)2013-05-2100 min

Radio LiferayRL025 AlloyUI 2.0 - Radio Liferay Episode 25As a preview for AlloyUI was just released (together with the new website) I took the opportunity to have another episode about the UI layer. Luckily two members of the core team, Eduardo Lundgren (with Liferay since 2007/8) and Zeno Rocha (Sep 2012) volunteered. (Eduardo was mentioned already in episode 3 with Nate Cavanaugh, Zeno has joined Liferay since then. Both of them are members of the brazilian team.) We start with their history and * Zeno's project jquery boilerplate. He's also one of the founders of the Brazil JS foundation * Rosetta Stone, no longer hidden but very prominent on the website, comparing jQuery...2013-04-1800 min

Radio LiferayRL024 LESA - Radio Liferay Episode 24This is another episode recorded at the European Symposium 2012 in Wiesbaden. Zsolt Balogh, head of Liferay's Support for the EMEA reason talks about the pain points that led to developing a custom issuetracker and support management system. Enterprise customers know what he's talking about: Liferay is using LESA to handle support issues, fix and escalate them. To follow the visual part of the presentation, please go to the symposium's download page Zsolt starts by laying out why Jira was fine for a single project (and it continues to be in use at issues.liferay.com), but not so much for...2013-02-0100 min

Radio LiferayRL023 Well Hidden Features - Radio Liferay Episode 23New year's resolution: Publish more podcast episodes. Let's start - Happy New Year, wishing you all the best for 2013... This is a solo episode with yours truly. I had a lot of fun preparing and presenting this session, "Well Hidden Features", at the european symposium 2012 in Wiesbaden/Germany, as well as in Milano. They both built upon earlier presentations at the nordic and french symposiums and have been used as inspirations for other presentations at the north american as well as the spanish symposium. So, if you were at any of these symposiums, there's a good...2013-01-0700 min

Radio LiferayRL022 Samuel Kong - Radio Liferay Episode 22Yes, I know. I didn't keep my previous promise to quickly follow up with the next episode. Thus, I'm not promising again, only revealing that I'm planning to be quicker in future. podcast-logoThis is another episode recorded at the previous Liferay Retreat. I sat together with Samuel Kong, GM of the chinese office and member of Liferay's security team. As I've been carrying this recording around for quite some while, note that there have been some changes during the last year. First and foremost, we have a new community security team, which was not around at the time of the...2012-12-0200 min

Radio LiferayRL021 Jim Hinkey. Bringing back Javadocs - Radio Liferay Episode 21My apologies for the long break in publishing the episodes - I got distracted with a lot of work and once there is an interruption of a habit, you probably know how hard it is to get back into it. I hope to be on track again now and will publish the archive of already recorded episodes soon - and produce more of them. This is another episode recorded at the previous Liferay Retreat. I sat together with Jim Hinkey, Knowledge Engineer and part of Liferay's knowledgement and documentation team, since March 2011. He took over ownership of the developer's guide...2012-05-3100 min

Radio LiferayRL020 Bruno Admin's Alter Ego Bruno Farache - Radio Liferay Episode 20This is another celebrity show. I sat together with one of the well known faces of Liferay, giving a voice to it: You might know Bruno Farache better as his Alter Ego, Bruno Admin. If you ever installed Liferay CE, you probably know at least his portrait image which is the administrator's face greeting you on the default homepage and the one that you impersonate in order to make your first administrative steps. We talked about * Bruno started 2007 with a Liferay Training in L.A. * founded the office as General Manager in Recife, Brazil in 2009 * his experience with dressing up...2012-03-0600 min

Radio LiferayRL019 Radio Liferay Episode 19: Juan Fernandez about community and WCMIn this episode I spoke with Juan Fernandez, starting with an embarrassing nonpronouciation of his family name. Juan is a Liferay core engineer in the spanish office, working mainly in the WCM parts of Liferay, also doing training. We talked about * how Juan started with the task to integrate Liferay with Pentaho, becoming a community member and later joining the spanish office * How Consulting findings are fed back into the product and what Juan did for the internationalization and localization of content in 6.1, default data for structures, related content, etc. (lots of new features for version 6.1 here) * Juan's demo at...2012-02-2100 min

Radio LiferayRL018 Radio Liferay Episode 18: Michael Young on founding, sync, wsrp and ejb in marriage websitesI finally spoke to Mike Young, founder, CTO and employee number 2. Unfortunately Mike had to leave early after last year's european symposium, so there I just got "the Brians" instead of the whole founder circle. This completes "the founders", though with Mike I'm more on the technical side. However. For those interested in the company history, there's still some things in there. As you'll see and hear, Mike is the project lead for Liferay Sync which has just been released this week (1. February 2012) - check it out or listen to the earlier episodes where it was mentioned. (11 and 13) Please refer...2012-02-0500 min

Radio LiferayRL017 Jeffrey Handa on Training offerings - Radio Liferay Episode 17Some listeners asked for an overview over the training courses that Liferay offers. Well - as I love feedback and try to do everything that gets suggested, I wanted to follow up on this suggestion. (This is a hint for all listeners: If there's something you're particularly interested in: There are good chances that I'm following up on that) So I sat together with Jeffrey Handa, Senior Training Consultant and Project Manager at Liferay and we spoke about Liferay's training offers, the existing courses, the new offerings, what changes are planned for the next time etc.. We talked about * Jeff...2012-01-2800 min

Radio LiferayRL016 Nathan Shaw on Sesame Workshop - Radio Liferay Episode 16Having been raised the way (and time) I have been, I was particularly interested in one project that Liferay is involved in. So I took the opportunity and spoke with Nathan Shaw, Principal Consultant at Liferay, about one of Liferay's (literally) most colorful clients, who luckily has has agreed to be a topic in this podcast. With this, you get an impression of how a highly visible and intense project is structured and what's happening behind the scene. And you'll see a site that doesn't really look like your classic portal. Who am I talking about? Sesame Workshop. We talked...2012-01-1500 min

Radio LiferayRL015 Greg Amerson - Radio Liferay Episode 15For the annual Liferay Retreat, I was in L.A. again and took the opportunity to record several new episodes - this one as a nice fireside chat - the first one with a live audience, though they have not been interacting too much - just been in the same room :) In this session I talked with Greg Amerson, the author of Liferay's development tooling. This is one of the first recordings on new gear, unfortunately levelling was not ideal, so it had to significantly be amplified and denoised - bringing some drawbacks in audio quality, mainly noise despite the...2012-01-0800 min

Radio LiferayRL014 Bradley Wood - Radio Liferay Episode 14For the annual Liferay Retreat, I was in L.A. again and took the opportunity to record several new episodes - this one as the first OpenAir recording. This also marks the advent of my new recording gear - expected to raise audio quality quite a bit. In this session I talked with Bradley Wood. Brad is Frontend developer - involved in all things theme, CSS, Velocity. And he's maintaining a nice tumblelog with all kinds of Frontend tipps & tricks for Liferay (which brought him on my radar for the podcast). Among other topics we talked about: * Getting theme custom...2012-01-0500 min

Radio LiferayRL013 Dennis Ju - Radio Liferay Episode 13For this episode I talked to Dennis Ju, Softwareengineer at Liferay Inc. Among other topics, Dennis is involved with Liferay Sync, together with Gail Hernandez and also with the OpenSocial implementation and Liferay foundation though we didn't talk about the foundation.. Among other topics we talked about * Frontends for Sync, (Sync was first mentioned in Episode 11 by Alex and Sergio) * The (currently) missing OS support for Windows ME and Linux and which one will be supported first (most likely) * Mobile Clients, Desktop Clients * Sync uses JSON Webservices * OpenSocial * Various presentations on OpenSocial on ECS, WCS, EuCS * OpenSocial on Liferay LIVE...2011-12-1700 min

Radio LiferayRL012 The Brians - Radio Liferay Episode 12Liferay for your ears - I had the opportunity to record a session with 3/4 of the founders, namely all the Brians (simplifying the "y" in Bryan to "i" for this pluralization): Brian Chan (Chief Software Architect), Brian Kim (Chief Operating Officer), Bryan Cheung (Chief Executive Officer). Some of the topics we talked about: * How they met and started to work despite different music and food taste * How or if college grades (might) relate to real life * While they used to live on the same floor some time, now they are still on the same planet... * Crazy organic growth and the...2011-12-0100 min

Radio LiferayRL011 Alexander Chow and Sergio González about Document/Media Library - Radio Liferay Episode 11Liferay for your ears - This time I sat together with Alexander Chow and Sergio González. Both are Liferay Core Engineers. Alex is "Employee number 8, UK employee number 1 (which gives away his location) and Liferay-Mac-User number 1. Sergio is Spain's employee number 6. Both have extensively cooperated in the new Document Library for Liferay 6.1 - now called Media Library - and this provides the main topic for us to talk about: My shownotes: * Their background and what they worked on in Liferay * How to pronounce names * Naturally: The work both did on Document/Media Library and related portlets through the last y...2011-11-2400 min

Radio LiferayRL010 Michael Han - Radio Liferay Episode 10Liferay for your ears - Meeting Michael Han, Liferay's Vice President of Operations, at the european symposium, I used the opportunity to record an episode on some of his working areas, namely security and performance. He gives some good background on these issues. Among other topics, we spoke about: * His background, how he came to Liferay and what he's mainly working on * Mike is with Liferay since 4 years - helped setting up the international offices and business. * "Follow the sun" support: International offices required for support around the clock * Performance gains from version to version, sampling with logging in. * Mike's...2011-11-1800 min

Radio LiferayRL009 Community Contributors - Radio Liferay Episode 9Liferay for your ears: Episode 9 of Radio Liferay is another premier: This marks the first recording with more than one interviewee, as well as the first non-Liferay Employees. I used the opportunity during the european symposium to get together with Corné Aussems, Maarten van Heiningen, Milen Dyankov and Tomáš Polešovský, four Community Contributors. podcast-logo Part of my original intent was to speak about their contributions and learn what Liferay can do better with regards to accepting contributions. Turns out that this was a handpicked crowd of notorious contributors that praised more than they criticized - well, so be it, it's...2011-11-1100 min

Radio LiferayRL008 Brian Chan - Radio Liferay Episode 8Liferay for your ears: Episode 8 is a premiere in this program: Brian Chan, Liferay's founder and Chief Software Architect, is the first that I didn't record in a conversation: Instead this is a recording from Brian's closing keynote at the European Symposium. I had originally planned to record an episode with Brian, but during this keynote he already answered 80% of what I had on my list - and added another 80% that I did not have on my list. So for now I settled with the keynote, well worth listening to The introduction is done by Bryan Cheung, another member of...2011-11-0400 min

Radio LiferayRL007 Julio Camarero - Radio Liferay Episode 7Liferay for your ears: Episode 7 of Radio Liferay is out. I'm speaking with Julio Camarero, Software Engineer in Liferay's spanish office. As a certified Legend he's well known in the forums here, and with regards to this status the highest ranking Liferay-Employee recorded until today. We recorded this episode on very short notice when we met in our german office back in September. We spoke about these topics - and probably more: * User Interface * Accessibility * Localization (Translation Team, Forum, Process) * pootle on http://translate.liferay.com * Initial translation by babelfish * Translation workflow and how to find the context for translations ...2011-10-3000 min

Radio LiferayRL006 Aaron Delani - Radio Liferay Episode 6Episode 6 of Radio Liferay is out. I'm speaking with Aaron Delani, UI Software Engineer at Liferay. This is another episode recorded while I was in L.A for the annual Westcoast symposium. Thanks again to everybody there for the hospitality. We spoke about these topics - and probably more: * Photoshop, Gimp, InDesign and other graphical editing tools * Aaron's hiring procedures * Hints for "How to design a Theme" * ControlPanel "S" (and what the S stood for). In the mean time it's just the ordinary ControlPanel again, no fancy name, but lots of fancy functionality was added for version 6.1 * Hidden Gems in...2011-10-2400 min

Radio LiferayRL005 Cynthia Wilburn - Radio Liferay Episode 5Episode 5 of Radio Liferay is out. I'm speaking with Cynthia Wilburn, Project Manager at Liferay, the engineering group's professional nag (short: Catherder) and single wringable neck for release dates. We recorded this episode right after Liferay's Westcoast Symposium in the L.A. office in the same room as the last episode with Ray - so we'll have the same echo. I hope you don't mind.2011-10-1600 min

Radio LiferayRL004 Raymond Augé - Radio Liferay Episode 4Episode 4 of Radio Liferay is out. I'm speaking with Raymond Augé, Sr. Software Architect at Liferay 2011-09-2800 min

Radio LiferayRL003 Nate Cavanaugh - Radio Liferay Episode 3Episode 3 of Radio Liferay is out. I'm speaking with Nate Cavanaugh, Liferay's Director for UI Engineering about AlloyUI, the switch from jQuery 2011-09-1500 min

Radio LiferayRL002 Richard Sezov - Radio Liferay Episode 2Episode 2 of Liferay Radio is out. I'm speaking with Rich Sezov, responsible for Liferay's documentation, author of the upcoming book "Liferay in Action" and Alter Ego of "Rich Editor" for those of you who have seen the sevencogs demo setup of Liferay. We've had a few audio quality issues, so please bear with some dropouts or cracks in there, it's only episode 2 and I'm learning the best setup for skype for these purposes.2011-09-0100 min

Radio LiferayRL001 James Falkner - Radio Liferay Episode 1Episode 1 of Liferay Radio is out. I'm speaking with James Falkner, Liferay's community manager. We spoke about these Topics (and probably more):2011-08-1900 min