Radio Liferay

Today I'm welcoming a repeat guest and a new one: Jim Hinkey (of episode 21 fame) and Cody Hoag - both from Liferay's documentation and knowledge management team. This episode has unfortunately suffered from various disturbances in the space-time-continuum: I had it sitting on my disk for quite a while. The Javadoc Contest that we've "started" in this episode was actually published/announced in the meantime and unfortunately ended recently. Congratulations to Sébastien and Marcellus. However, not to render the call for action in this episode useless, let's start another one soon - there can't be enough Javadoc, and I admit that we have still plenty of opportunities to write new documentation left for you. Please subscribe to the comments on Cody's winner's announcements to see the update - I'll also mention it on a Radio Liferay episode once it's been restarted. But I'll also put a word in for you if you already write the javadoc now.

In this episode we're talking about these (and more) topics

• glimpse of history - remembering episode 21 with Jim
• Javadoc coverage went up from then on
• Javadoc metrics tool by Cody
• Javadoc contribution process: Send to liferay user repo, tag Cody @codyhoag
• Javadoc guidelines on dev.liferay.com (two flavors - basic and advanced guidelines)
• Submitting Unit Tests together with Javadoc
• The new home for documentation, dev.liferay.com
• "Edit on github" available for documentation. Use it - it's easy.
  • This edits Markdown files that get imported to Liferay's KnowledgeBase portlet.
    Jim's dev.life session (on youtube)
• Documentation: Javadoc, Taglibraries and other duties of the team.
  (mention Mike Williams on taglib pullrequests)
• docs.liferay.com and its content
  blade repository (in the meantime moved from Ray's to Liferay's repository)
• BREAKING_CHANGES.markdown
• Migration Tutorials (WAR->7.0->modules) on dev.liferay.com
• "blade migrate" is (at least temporarily) out??? (summoning Greg)
• the current Javadoc Contest and a cheesy mentioning of 2015's internal javadoc contest) (#2 Igor Beslic, #1 Moi)
  • (and some hints on how to dominate a javadoc contest)