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Comment on First impressions with Liferay by lgs

lgs — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 15:16:02 +0000

@Jonny it’s more my personal opinion. There is nothing in Liferay that make writing portlets in Java less productive than in other languages, quite the opposite. The thing is that we come from the Python community and we found Java in general less productive.

For example, the network code to make an HTTP GET request in Java is quite big but luckily, Liferay has nice APIs for making this easier.

@Juan I think I saw that link but I don’t want to embed content in my theme, but to iterate over content pages and just put links to them. I guess I’m thinking against Liferay and the way to go is to put my foot content in a page and just embed that into the theme. It just didn’t look clean to me doing it that way.

Comment on First impressions with Liferay by Juan

Juan — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 10:06:41 +0000

Hi Lorenzo! Regarding the footer, here’s a solution to that problem: http://www.liferay.com/es/web/bradley.wood/blog/-/blogs/7409196
Read the discussion below the entry for further information.
Regards!

Comment on First impressions with Liferay by Jonny

Jonny — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 07:24:30 +0000

Hi,

Nice article. Just one question as full time Liferay (Portlet) Developer, why was writing a portlet in Java a disadvantage? Was this just personal opinion or something else?

I’m just curious because I write all my portlets in Java, and find myself very productive. However I use it everyday, but I avoid some if its (and Liferay’s) nuances and boiler plate code with Libraries that I’ve written once to use each time.

Thanks again for the article.

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Comment on First impressions with Liferay by Wasim Shaikh

Wasim Shaikh — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 07:01:13 +0000

Thanks! You liked my liferay theme.

For more liferay discussion you can join Liferay Forum and
Open FAQ for liferay

http://faq.iloveliferay.com

Thanks,
Wasim

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Comment on PyCON 2011 (Part 3) by lgs

lgs — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:28:38 +0000

@John: djangosaml2 does not provide IdP behavior but PySAML2 actually does. It’s fairly basic but you can find it in the examples directory. Bear in mind that writing a full featured IdP is quite a complex task and there are a few very good open source ones as you probably know.

I’ve seen your demos and are very cool and educational. I like how you take the user step by step through all the process explaining what is happening at each step.

I agree that there are fragmentation but as for the low level library I think PySAML2 is much more complete than PySAML, which is nice but very basic. For Django, I’d love to collaborate with you and write a good SP. As I mentioned before, I’m not interested on writing an IdP at the moment.

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