Kas Thomas (from Adobe/Day) writes that a PHP port of the JCR (called Jackalope) is near completion. A big part of the project was to translate the JCR specification (which, like Java, is statically typed) to PHP’s dynamic typing model. The result is a …
Archive for 2010 December
11 Content Management Wishes for 2011
Seth Gottlieb December 23, 2010 commentary, Content Strategy
I don’t generally write (or even read for that matter) upcoming year prediction posts. They seem more for the benefit of industry watchers than practitioners in the trenches. This, I know: some vendors will flourish; others will get acquired; early adopters will believe …
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Content Modeling: People Names
Seth Gottlieb December 15, 2010 Content Modeling
My general advice for content modeling is to structure things as much you can without annoying your editors. More structure means more re-usability because presentation templates have more control over what to put where. A good example is names of people. If …
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Jackalope: A PHP Port of the JCR
Seth Gottlieb December 9, 2010 jcr, php
Kas Thomas (from Adobe/Day) writes that a PHP port of the JCR (called Jackalope) is near completion. A big part of the project was to translate the JCR specification (which, like Java, is statically typed) to PHP’s dynamic typing model. The result is a …
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