Radio Liferay

Just after the european symposium, I spoke with Michael Han about Performance and Security of Liferay, how we maintain both and what's required in individual installations to keep them both up.

Just after the european symposium, I spoke with Michael Han about Performance and Security of Liferay, how we maintain both and what's required in individual installations to keep them both up.

The first group recording brings together a bunch of community contributors and speaks about their motivation to contribute code, ideas and effort to Liferay. This was recorded at the european symposium 2011 in Offenbach/Germany in October (Frankfurt for those from further away)

The first group recording brings together a bunch of community contributors and speaks about their motivation to contribute code, ideas and effort to Liferay. This was recorded at the european symposium 2011 in Offenbach/Germany in October (Frankfurt for those from further away)

Brian Chan is the original founder of Liferay (the project) and one of the founders of Liferay (the company). In this keynote that he held during Liferay's european symposium 2011,

he gave more insight into the motivations and history that lead to Liferay's inception (both the product and the company).

Brian Chan is the original founder of Liferay (the project) and one of the founders of Liferay (the company). In this keynote that he held during Liferay's european symposium 2011,

he gave more insight into the motivations and history that lead to Liferay's inception (both the product and the company).

Julio Camerero is one of the Software Engineers well visible in the Liferay Community. Among other things he's involved in UI work, localization of Liferay and

always a good conversation partner. So I took the opportunity when we met in September in Liferay's german office and recorded an episode on very short notice - here's the result.

Julio Camerero is one of the Software Engineers well visible in the Liferay Community. Among other things he's involved in UI work, localization of Liferay and

always a good conversation partner. So I took the opportunity when we met in September in Liferay's german office and recorded an episode on very short notice - here's the result.

I'm a bit like Ray Auge, who stated that he feels best working on the backend of software: I can't make things look pretty if my life depends on it. So I took the opportunity

to speak to someone who can do that and is influential in bringing forward Liferay's UI: Aaron Delani

I'm a bit like Ray Auge, who stated that he feels best working on the backend of software: I can't make things look pretty if my life depends on it. So I took the opportunity

to speak to someone who can do that and is influential in bringing forward Liferay's UI: Aaron Delani