As I mentioned in my earlier post that I will be writing few more posts about the Alfresco. This is second installment in the series. If you are thinking to use Alfresco at the center of your application then it … Continue reading
For any content repository, content model definition is similar to the DDL (schema definition) for databases. It is expected in a big application to have evolutionary content model like databases. Updating the table structures or introducing new tables is common … Continue reading
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you might have figured out that I am currently working on a project involving alfresco at the center and it’s a content management system. Earlier I have worked with Content repository … Continue reading
After looking at JavaScript programming sessions by Douglas Crockford (here), I couldn’t stop but admire JavaScript. There are many many impressive things in JavaScript but one of the eye-catchy thing was guarding operator in JavaScript. The && operator in JavaScript … Continue reading
I started with Alfresco and its amazing software suite. For people, who don’t know about content repositories, in short its hierarchical, versionable storage (read more). Alfresco is one step ahead of other content repository implementations and it is full content … Continue reading