Let’s discover and extend the Content Dashboard - /dev/24 2020
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Learn how the new Content Dashboard provided by Liferay 7.3 can be a precious tool for content administrators, contributors and developers. Beyond the out-of-the-box features, discover “filter favorites“ and “CSV export” custom extensions (open sourced for the /dev/24) and deep-dive into implementation as an example of advanced portlet customization.
Let’s discover and extend the Content Dashboard - /dev/24 2020
- 1. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Let’s discover and extend the Content Dashboard Sébastien Le Marchand @slemarchand /DEV/24 24 sep 2020
- 2. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Content Dashboard? Demo What I’d love to find into next releases Customization in action Agenda
- 3. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 12 years of experience on Liferay (since v4.3) Including 6 years as employee of a « Gold Service Partner » company Now Freelancer Sébastien Le Marchand @slemarchand linkedin.com/in/slemarchand France
- 4. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Content Dashboard What is it?
- 5. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 DataViz & reporting Company-wide Content-centric
- 6. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Demo Let’s play with the /dev/24 agenda data
- 8. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Wish list What I’d love to find into next releases
- 10. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Implemented as an open-source extension module: content-dashboard-extras Help Yourself
- 11. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Customization in action Discovering content-dashboard-extras
- 14. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 No <liferay-util:dynamic-include> All packages *.internal.* Toolbar « re-rendered client-side » by javascript What are the challenges imposed by the native module?
- 15. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Deep-dive into the code
- 16. /DEV/24 24 sep 2020 Questions ? Want to talk ? Signin : https://liferay-community.slack.com Join us on the Liferay slack Signup : https://liferay.dev/chat
Editor's Notes
- #2: Hi everybody, I’m very pleased to talk with you about content dashboard.
- #3: 4 parts with 2 demos
- #4: Just a word about me, I’m working on Liferay since twelve years and I’m freelancer
- #6: Just a new way to visualize and make sort of reporting for contents. All these stuff at the company / portal instance level
- #8: Let’s go So we can see one content for each talk of the dev twenty for. But not so up to date In the list you can get details for any of item We can see there is some categories on each content : 1 for the topic, one for the origin country and one to say if the speaker is from Liferay staff or from the Community You can filter, for example you can choose a topic : Backend Now we can clear the filter If look a the top of the screen, you can see a graphical view… empty for now… let’s go to configure this Add country vocabulary… whouah we can see the repartition by country… spain is well represented Now we can add the circle vocabulary (for staff or community speakers) Yeah… looks great And now you can filter by topic if you want to reduce the data set.
- #10: I’d would love have…
- #11: But you don’t need to wait for Liferay »Seven Dot For « to get some of theses features. Because I have already implemented two of theses features. It’s an open-source extension module.
- #14: Deploy You can add favorites, Delete favorites. Export Let’s a look into the file
- #16: Portlet filter JSOUP Javascript Magic And because all of packages of native modules are internals, there are some massive copy-paste in the borrowed.* packages