John Brunswick

Design for Developers – 5 Great Resources

September 12, 2011 | Enterprise 2.0, UI, Usability

In the world of enterprise software, design has a tendency to take a back seat. Though to some technologists design seems purely superficial, it’s impact on adoption and productivity is quite objective and can be detrimental to a project’s success if poorly done. People can spot great design, but often struggle to explain why a design is effective, let alone create one...

25 Excellent Oracle WebCenter Resources

April 12, 2011 | 1 | Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise Portal, WebCenter

This list is by no means exhaustive, but for people diving into WebCenter for the first time or existing WebCenter users it is helpful to get acquainted with an established blogging community, various online video series, downloadable VirtualBox appliances, discussion forums, code samples, product tutorials and latest documentation to connect with experts and pick up useful pointers. This post...

WebCenter .NET WSRP Producer – New and Better than Ever

March 28, 2011 | .net accelerator, Enterprise 2.0, Portal, Portlet, Sharepoint, WebCenter, WSRP

In any enterprise beyond a trivial size, hetrogenious development will occur. Developer choice, in addition to platforms inherited based on business selected off the shelf software, mandates that organizations manage a range of development technologies. This is perhaps most relevant with the Java and .NET development stacks. Oracle embraces the need to aggregate disperate technologies “at...

E2.0 Workbench Podcast 2 – WebCenter PS3 Navigation Models and CSS Menus

January 25, 2011 | 7 | ADF, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 Workbench, Enterprise Portal, Extranet, Web 2.0, WebCenter

Subscribe to this Podcast on iTunesIn our second installment of the WebCenter workbench we take a look at WebCenter PS3′s new Nagivation Model and how it is possible to create fly-out, multi-level drop down menus using it and CSS3 stylesheets. This allows WebCenter navigations to be developed using very common web design and development skills, but take advantage of many other WebCenter...