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About Me
You can contact me using the contact form on my company website. Here are some presentations I have given: 2013: Umbraco and the three flavours of Azure 2011: Building Commercial Packages and The Deli 2010: Multi Language websites in Umbraco I'm into speaking at the moment, I'm happy to come and talk at your event. I am a content management enthusiast with more than 15 years of industry experience. I run an Umbraco gold partner called Moriyama in which my role is involves all things content management and web related. I run the Umbraco Level 2 certfication in the UK and travel worldwide to teach the course. I'm actively involved in developing and maintaining the course materials. I contibute to the Umbraco project in many ways and have -
My three circles of Web CMS Nirvana
This post is highly subjective. My web CMS architecture separates into 3 circles, Content Management Deployment and Runtime. The three should be able to operate entirely independently of one another though in an ideal world the Runtime and Content Management may co-exist, for preview of content in the CMS authoring environment. Content Management Take the first circle – content management. It should perform the following roles. Authentication and Authorisation (Login to the CMS, control which editors can edit what) Versioning (maintain historical content – allow rollback) Content and Data types (what content is to be captured and how it should be structured) Content Entry (the user interface that is used to enter the content -
Developer WCM evaluation document
A while back I discussed the desire to have a document that helped me to evaluate a web content management system from a developer perspective. A few other people expressed interest in the idea so I've published a very rough first draft here in case anyone wishes to collaborate or provide any feedback.The document is intended to be a verbose specification of a simple website to build in the CMS the functionality of which is extremely common to most websites. The exercise itself should take no more than a day and leave a developer with a good feel of how to perform basic tasks such as create content types and templates. The simplicity of the exercise is such that I'd expect any reasonable developer to be able to sit in front -
The future of web CMS is (not)
Julian Wraith recently asked people to contribute to a debate on the future of content management. While this is an interesting debate I'm going to attack it from a slightly different angle. I'm looking at it from the point of view... of my content, now I have to manually enter keywords too.I'm performng an operation that takes some time, the status screen is of the "white" and "blank" variety.I've had it with your browser GUI. I want to use Livewriter but no API exists for me... of my new page is /index.php/news/12042984626492732?ver=8.0&this=sucksI want to assemble a list of all recent news items in the CMS, this is half a day of development.My site relies heavily on user generated content. I need to set up a cron job -
TeamSite features I’d like in Umbraco #1 FormAPI
I’ve been working with Interwoven TeamSite for several years now. For those of you who aren't familiar with TeamSite it is a commercial “Enterprise” content management system (Note: the inverted commas – I don’t like the term enterprise as it is so often misused).In the last few years I’ve also started working with Umbraco. More often than not, Umbraco is my product of choice when building a content-centric website. In most cases TeamSite is overkill requiring significant hardware to host the content repository not to mention an outlay of tens/hundreds of thousands of pounds in license fees depending on the components of the Interwoven product suite that are required. I’m not saying that there is no case where TeamSite is the solution -
Some information about me, my work and Ferguson Moriyama
needs updating and expanding upon a little. We do web - applications and content. We are very good at Interwoven (Autonomy) content management products and Umbraco. If these technologies won't contain your application we'll work with ASP.net -
Thoughts on Autonomy Interwoven Gearup
to to increase revenue through your website using Autonomy products. A large proportion of the audience wanted something different, in an interactive vote at the end of the day 38% of the audience voted that they'd like to see "more technical content" at the next gearup, twice the percentage of any other option.Throughout the day I felt that the confidence of some of the presenters bordered on arrogance we were told that "Interwoven invented web content management" and there were constant... reserve judgement but we were consistently told throughout the day what the future of content was and how certain practices were dated. On this subject I feel compelled to make a point.A little rant:It is extremely hard to sit and be schooled -
Help DRM and forward lock
Help! I'm stuck on a demo for a client who wants a mobile content distribution platform. I've created a phone capabilities object that can resize images according to the screen size of a phone and I can create a WAP push message to the phone. The problem I have is the response from the WAP push URL. I found the following sample PHP code: header("Content-type: application/vnd.oma.drm.message; boundary=boundary-1"); print("--boundary-1\n"); print("Content-type: audio/midi\n"); print("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary\n"); print("\n"); fpassthru(fopen("test.mid", "rb")); print("\n--boundary-1--\n"); And the following in java response.setHeader("Content-Type","application/vnd.oma.drm.message; boundary=foo"); sout.println -
Automatic linking in blog posts: more complexity
Following on from my previous post I've begun to realise that automatically linking key phrases in blog content to URLs is a little more complex than originally imagined.Take my blog as an example. My posts often contain source code and other technical information. This source code could contain my key phrases, for example Umbraco and Perl appear frequently.How do I get my auto linker to be smart enough to understand the context of the content it is manipulating and ignore key phrases in code?Solution #1 would be to only parse the content of specific tags or more likely exclude pre tags from parsing as the tag implies that the content is pre-formatted and not to be modified. The problem here is that instead of using regular -
Paypal IPN for Umbraco
I've created an Umbraco package that receives Paypal IPN (Instant payment notification) requests and stores them as a content node in Umbraco. The video below is a demonstration of the package. Get the package from our.umbraco.org