Re: [Freemarker-devel] FreeMarker library page addition

[Daniel D. <dd...@fr...>]

It should be around 500 chars, and one paragraph. Also it should tell
what it uses FreeMarker for. Something like:

Liferay Portal is one of the most widely adapted enterprise portal
solutions. It's free and open source with optional enterprise
subscription. It leverages existing technologies and standards in its
stack where reasonable. It has strong focus on modularity,
extensibility, and integration with other systems. Core services
include Enterprise Content Management, document management, workflow
integration, users/roles, web publishing. Entire portals may be built
solely using the web UI and available components. It uses FreeMarker
for themes, page layout, fragments of structured content, email,
portlet views, code generation.

BTW, as it uses FM for so much things, it would be good the hear about
what are the most frequent complains. (I think I have a pretty good
picture after 10 years of FM support (and much little time to fix
them, sadly), but still...)

-- 
Thanks,
 Daniel Dekany



Wednesday, July 16, 2014, 10:32:22 PM, Raymond Auge wrote:

> How's this (redacted from a much more sales-y text).
>
> "Liferay Portal is the leading open source web portal platform.
> Used in nearly every industry and widely adopted by the world’s
> leading enterprises for a broad set of solutions. 
>  
> Liferay Portal, which began as an open source project in 2001, is a
> Java-based web development platform that can be used to meet a wide set of enterprise needs, such as:
>
> ·         Personalized Websites
> ·         Self-Service Portals            
> ·         Online Communities
> ·         Franchised Business Portals
> ·         Role Based Websites
> ·         Collaboration / Coordination Websites          
>  
> Applications range in size from intranet work group solutions to
> multimillion-user websites.  Liferay is also used to power
> innovative, rich UI websites as well as for highly secure,
> mission-critical financial and government installations.  Due to the
> platform’s agility and strong support for industry innovations and
> standards, Liferay Portal is also highly regarded by developers,
> software architects and administrators.
>  
> Liferay Portal’s lightweight platform includes multiple core
> services out-of-the-box, along with the ability to extend or enhance
> services and to integrate with external systems.  The core services
> include portal, web content management, document management,
> application integration and social collaboration."
>
> - Ray
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 3:37 PM, Daniel Dekany <dd...@fr...> wrote:
> Tuesday, July 15, 2014, 10:05:35 PM, Raymond Auge wrote:
>
>> Liferay Portal (www.liferay.com) uses freemarker extensively for many generations now, for:
>>
>> - themes (look and feel of entire site)
>> - layout templates (page structure)
>> - web content (fragments of structured content)
>> - entity templates (customizing entity application views)
>> - email template
>> - portlet views
>> - service builder (Liferay's code generation framework)
>
> I show Liferay happily on http://freemarker.org/poweredBy.html if you
> allow that. You should give a product description that you want to see
> there (500 characters or less).
>
> --
> Thanks,
>  Daniel Dekany