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This document outlines the modules and topics covered over 5 days of Liferay training content, including: installing and getting started with Liferay, core concepts like sites and roles, content creation and collaboration tools, custom fields and workflows, developing portlet plugins, creating themes and layout templates, customizing Liferay using hooks and Ext plugins, and an introduction to application security.
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Duo World was a cloud-based software development platform (PaaS) where developers can register on the platform and start developing applications. I did this presentation to highlight the architectural aspects of the platform.
Anypoint connector dev kit
The Anypoint DevKit enables the development of MuleSoft Anypoint Connectors. Connectors ease the interconnection of third-party systems and APIs with Mule applications. The DevKit provides features like authentication support, data modeling, testing capabilities, and packaging tools to simplify connector development using Anypoint Studio. Connectors act as extensions that hide API complexity and facilitate integration between Mule applications and external resources.
Overview of JEE Technology
This document provides an overview of JEE technologies and servlet APIs:
- It describes websites and web applications, and identifies enterprise applications.
- It explores the servlet API and identifies key concepts like HTTP requests and responses, servlet containers, and the execution process of servlets.
- The document discusses key servlet terminology and the advantages and limitations of using servlets.
Arun Kumar(7.8Yrs).DOC
The document contains a resume for Arun Kumar Rajmandrapu. It summarizes his contact information, 7 years of experience using .NET and web technologies including C#, Azure cloud platform, HTML, JavaScript and AngularJS. It also lists his education as a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Pragati Engineering College in 2008. The resume provides details of 5 projects he worked on from 2009 to the present for Wipro Technologies and Microsoft involving web and cloud application development using technologies such as ASP.NET MVC, Azure, SQL Server, Power BI and AngularJS.
Top 10 python frameworks for web development in 2020
Python is a high-level language and offers a broad scope of frameworks to developers. Read further to find out 11 Python frameworks for web development that developers should choose in 2020 to enhance the performance of the website.
Developing a React Application using Liferay
In this blog, we will understand that how to create Liferay react module using different ways and also understand about the structure of react module.
Liferay UG Meetup #8 - Portal 7.3 + portlets com nodeJS - 2020-03-04
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Yii framework
This ppt contains the matter on yii framework.
introduction to yii framework
history behind this yii framework
developer of yii framework
technologies integrated&used in yii framework
how to install yii framework ?,
yii framework features,
performance
license terms
about mudule
MVC design pattern
advantages and disadvantages of yii framework.
yii is pronounced as yee0r ji;,acronym for it is "Yes It Is".
this is the answer for several questions
is it efficient?
is it easy to use?
is it professional?
is it right for my next project?
...
yes it is
yii is a component-based php framework for developing web applications.
it has been built with sophisticated,enterprise applications in mind
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- 1. Liferay Training Content MasteringLiferayFundamentals Day1 Module1:GettingStarted Installing Liferay Portal Getting Started With Liferay Module2:LiferayConcepts Sites and Organizations Users and Roles Page Management Introduction to Assets Day2 Module3:Social Collaboration Creating Content Displaying Content Documents and Media Collaboration Tools Social Suite Remote Services and Feeds Asset Framework Module4:BusinessProductivity Custom Fields Workflow Dynamic Data Lists Additional EEFeatures
- 2. BasicLiferayAdministration Portal Properties Liferay Marketplace Configuring LDAP Day 3 Portal Developer Training: Module 2 : Developing for the Liferay Platform 1 Introduction to Liferay Introduction to Plugins Review of Liferay Concepts Introduction to Portlets JavaPortal Overview JavaStandard Portlets Inter-Portlet Communication Day4 DevelopingPortletPlugins Portlets and WebApplication Frameworks Creating Standard Liferay Portlet Overview of the Portlet ProjectApplication Generating the Service Layer Liferay’s MVC Portlet Creating Portlet Actions Feedback, Validation, and Localization
- 3. ProtectingFunctions withPermissions Placing Portletsin the Control Panel Day5 Creating Themes and LayoutTemplates Application Display Templates Overview of Liferay Themes Developing a Layout Template
- 4. CustomizingLiferaywithHook Overview of Hooks Startup Hooks JSP Hooks Customizing Language Keys with Hooks Service Hooks Servlet Filter Hooks Struts Action Hooks Indexer PostProcessor Customization of Liferay: ExtPlugins Overview of the Ext Plugin Customizing Portlet Properties with Ext Customizing Portlet Configurations Marketplace Introduction to Marketplace Basic IntroductionAboutApplicationSecurity