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The Apache Sling stack

Apache SlingApache Sling is a REST-based, content-driven web framework that uses a Java Content Repository, such as Apache Jackrabbit, to store and manage content, as well as an OSGi framework, such as Apache Felix, to provide a dynamic runtime environment. It supports multiple scripting languages, such as JSP, server-side javascript, Scala, etc.

Apache JackrabbitApache Jackrabbit is a Java Content Repository implementation. A content repository is a hierarchical content store with support for structured and unstructured content, full text search, versioning, transactions, observation, and more.

Apache FelixApache Felix is an implementation of the OSGi module system and service platform with a complete and dynamic component model, where code and content bundles can be loaded, unloaded and reconfigured at runtime.

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.adaptTo(Berlin) slides & code

Nearly at the end of day 1 we managed to provide the first slides and democode. The slides and code is available under http://www.pro ...

15/09/2011 17:02

.adaptTo(Berlin) - Finally up and open for registration

After weeks of organising sponsorship, location and other details of this event, I'm glad to finally announce the .adaptTo(Berlin) meetup for the 15th and 16th of september 2011. The event will be located at ...

06/07/2011 10:44

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Description

This 2-day event is aimed for all developers working with the Apache Sling stack (including Apache Jackrabbit and Apache Felix), with the second day focused on solutions using this stack, such as the Adobe Digital Enterprise Platform (previously Day CRX) and Web Experience Management (previously Day CQ5).

This event is initiated and hosted by pro!vision GmbH and jointly sponsored by Adobe Systems.

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Less than 3 weeks left, register now!
To register for the event you need to create a mixxt account, confirm your e-mail address, open the Berlin event page, select "I'm attending" in the right column and finally pay for the ticket (15€).

Call for Speakers

The list below is for proposals, so everyone feel free to use the wiki edit feature [1] and add your talk if you want to present something. Please focus on technical topics, since the audience are developers, not customers.

It is planned to have 45 and 90 min time slots for talks and discussions. If no other information is added to your proposal we'll assume a 45 min slot.

Day 1: The Apache Sling stack (JCR, OSGi, REST)
Add here your presentation topic and speaker name:
  • The Future of Apache Sling
    Carsten Ziegeler, Project Management Chair of Apache Sling
  • Repository performance tuning
    Jukka Zitting, Project Management Chair of Apache Jackrabbit
  • Integrate Apache Wicket with Sling
    Martin Wehner, pro!vision GmbH
  • Apache CXF and Sling – Consuming and Publishing SOAP Services
    Stefan Seifert, pro!vision GmbH
  • Managing your application with Apache Sling Launchpad and OSGi Installer
    Carsten Ziegeler, Project Management Chair of Apache Sling
  • OSGifying the repository
    Jukka Zitting, Project Management Chair of Apache Jackrabbit
  • Panel Discussion: Open Q&A Session on Sling Development
    Carsten Ziegeler, Project Management Chair of Apache Sling
    Mike Müller, Member of Apache Sling PMC
    moderated by Dominik Süß, pro!vision GmbH

Day 2: CQ5 from Adobe and other Sling-based solutions
Add here your presentation topic and speaker name:
  • Apache Sling as Foundation of a Records Management Framework
    Juerg Meier, Information Architect, Fontis International
  • Query Builder
    Alexander Klimetschek, Senior Developer, Day
  • Bringing real-time collaboration to CQ5 Authors
    Julian Sedding, Code Distillery
  • CQ Dev Tricks: Content Sync for Mobile Apps, Mobile Web Detection and Optimized Frontend
    Gabriel Walt, Enterprise Community Evangelist, Adobe
  • Panel Discussion: Open Q&A Session on CQ5
    Lars Trieloff, Product Manager, Adobe
    Alexander Klimetschek, Senior Developer, Day
    moderated by Gabriel Walt, Adobe


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Apache Sling, Apache Jackrabbit and Apache Felix are either registered trademarks or trademarks of the Apache Software Foundation in the United States and/or other countries, and are used with permission as of 2011. The Apache Software Foundation has no affiliation with and does not endorse, or review the materials provided at this event, which is managed by pro!vision GmbH.