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Alfresco 1.3 Review - An Interview with John Newton, Co-Founder and CTO of Alfresco

In this Podcast I review Alfresco 1.3 with John Newton, Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer of Alfresco.

Specifically we discuss:

  • What were the major focus areas around 1.3?
  • What was done to increase scalability and performance?
  • The larger a system the more focus there is on administration. What has been done here?
  • The other major area of focus was customization. This obviously affects the server and the client. What has been done here?
  • CIFs is probably the most common interface to Alfresco. What work has been done on CIFS?
  • Collaboration is a whole area in itself and the concept of SmartSpaces and email interaction is key to this. What has been done here?
  • Other areas of interest.
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One Response to “Alfresco 1.3 Review - An Interview with John Newton, Co-Founder and CTO of Alfresco”

  1. ecmarchitect.com » Blog Archive » Alfresco 1.3 podcast Says:
    September 1st, 2006 at 6:27 pm

    […] John Newton and Ian Howells discuss Alfresco 1.3 in this podcast. If you’ve already played with 1.3 (or maybe you’re already on to the 1.4 pre-release) there’s nothing new here. If you’re new to Alfresco it might give you a taste for how the platform is evolving. […]

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