Apache Sling

We’ll be giving away nice Sling polo shirts at the end of my talk today, be there! The complete source code of the mini blog application that I’m going to create, in stages, during the talk, is available below. Update: slides are available on the conference website. Stop press: the shirts are held by customs […]

We’re talking about Sling at openexpo.ch tomorrow, together with Michael Marth, Day’s technology evangelist. A number of Apache folk are talking there today and tomorrow, see the program – and meet us at tonight’s 6PM social event if you’re around! Here are our slides, but it’s much better live on stage, so be there anyway! […]

We’re talking about Sling at openexpo.ch tomorrow, together with Michael Marth, Day’s technology evangelist. A number of Apache folk are talking there today and tomorrow, see the program - and meet us at tonight’s 6PM social event if you’re around! Here are our slides, but it’s much better live on stage, so be there anyway!        [...]

We’re talking about Sling at openexpo.ch tomorrow, together with Michael Marth, Day’s technology evangelist. A number of Apache folk are talking there today and tomorrow, see the program – and meet us at tonight’s 6PM social event if you’re around! Here are our slides, but it’s much better live on stage, so be there anyway! […]

We’re talking about Sling at openexpo.ch tomorrow, together with Michael Marth, Day’s technology evangelist. A number of Apache folk are talking there today and tomorrow, see the program – and meet us at tonight’s 6PM social event if you’re around! Here are our slides, but it’s much better live on stage, so be there anyway! […]

I wrote this today while discussing configuration mechanisms with my colleagues. I love the unixish way of configurating things because the configs are: Discoverable With find, xargs and grep I can (very often) find out where something is configured in my unixish system, with minimal initial knowledge. Commentable It is easy to add comments to […]

I wrote this today while discussing configuration mechanisms with my colleagues. I love the unixish way of configurating things because the configs are: Discoverable With find, xargs and grep I can (very often) find out where something is ... [More] configured in my unixish system, with minimal initial knowledge. Commentable It is easy to add comments to configuration items in a [...] [Less]

I wrote this today while discussing configuration mechanisms with my colleagues. I love the unixish way of configurating things because the configs are: Discoverable With find, xargs and grep I can (very often) find out where something is configured in my unixish system, with minimal initial knowledge. Commentable It is easy to add comments to […]

I wrote this today while discussing configuration mechanisms with my colleagues. I love the unixish way of configurating things because the configs are: Discoverable With find, xargs and grep I can (very often) find out where something is configured in my unixish system, with minimal initial knowledge. Commentable It is easy to add comments to […]

I’ll be talking as a co-speaker with David Nuescheler at Jazoon next thursday, on the revenge of the weblog in 15 minutes. The talk description still mentions microjax, but that’s dead, it’s the Sling client library now. No conceptual changes though, that’s mostly a renaming. I’m working on the Sling JST templates this week, as the [...]