Archive for category Web
Wikipedia SOPA Protest Easy Workaround
January 18th, 2012 by Scott SelikoffAfter hearing all the media buzz around Google and Wikipedia protesting SOPA, I expected to go to Wikipedia’s website and see the entire website disabled. To my surprise, the Wikipedia worked just fine for me this morning. I asked friends and colleagues if they could access Wikipedia and they could not. Then I realized the [...]
Posted: 18 January, 2012 in Web.
Tags: adblock, javascript, sopa, wikipedia
Comments: 4
Liferay Standard Development Environment
May 26th, 2011 by David O'MearaI wrote a post a while back outlining the general set up we use when running our Liferay plugins through Continuous Integration, but it occurred to me that there should be an article that comes before that one which outlines the set up of the development environment. Many of the results of the decisions and [...]
Posted: 26 May, 2011 in Java/J2EE, Technology, Web.
Tags: ant, bundles, development environment, eclipse, lds, liferay, sdk, tomcat, version control
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Live from TSSJS – Web Frameworks with Matt
March 17th, 2011 by Scott SelikoffLive blogging from TheServerSide Java Symposium again, this time with Matt Raible, who is giving a presentation entitled “Comparing JVM Web Frameworks”. He began his talk taking feedback from the audience on what frameworks people are using, with one humerous dialogue that proceeded as follows: “How many people are using Struts 1?”. One gentleman raises [...]
Posted: 17 March, 2011 in Conferences, Web.
Tags: frameworks, google, grails, groovy, gwt, Java/J2EE, jvm, rails, ruby, strut2, struts, struts2, tapestry, Web, wicket
Comments: 3
