Bryan Cheung's guest appearances

Bryan Cheung

Radio Liferay

Open Source Underdogs

Michael Young

Juan Gonzalez

Brian Chan

Dennis Ju

Jorge Ferrer

Kristoffer Onias

Victor Ware

James Falkner

RL054 Scott Nicklous

Neil Griffin

Raymond Augé

Jens Bruhn

Thomas Schweiger

Bryan Ho

Stian Sigvartsen

OwlTail

A repeat guest - today I've talked to one member of my team, Bryan Cheung. Bryan was part of my welcome committee when I started working for Liferay in 2010, and that's where we start the conversation.   Bryan is one of Liferay's founders, and serves as CEO, out of the US office close to Los Angeles.                 Bryan's secret project that he announced at Devcon was finally released in May                 How do you turn a 4 person company into a 1000 person company, keeping sanity, personality and culture?                 How publishing OpenSource software fits into the strategy                 Liferay's announcement of an Enterprise Edition in 2008, and the promise made then, to keep the Open Source release alive and kicking                 How recommendations, focus, and attention to environments developed from application servers &amp; databases and                  Bryan actively encourages contributions - editing took a bit longer, so the call for submissions for /dev/24 is already over: If the agenda still has some holes - check if you can still offer your knowledge. The submission form is still there.                 For a while now, Liferay offers more than just one product. Bryan talks about the heritage and reasons to start with DXP Cloud, Commerce and Analytics Cloud - and which problems they solve.                 I force Bryan to pick a 7.3 feature to describe, in preparation for /dev/24 - we'll see who explains it in detail during the livestream - and if he got it right                 We can't go without mentioning the Covid times (briefly)                 Bryan turns the table and asks about my experience (in which I can't go without plugging /dev/24 one more time)            

A repeat guest - today I've talked to one member of my team, Bryan Cheung. Bryan was part of my welcome committee when I started working for Liferay in 2010, and that's where we start the conversation. <ul> <li> Bryan is one of Liferay's founders, and serves as CEO, out of the US office close to Los Angeles. </li><li> Bryan's secret project that he announced at Devcon was finally released in May </li><li> How do you turn a 4 person company into a 1000 person company, keeping sanity, personality and culture? </li><li> How publishing OpenSource software fits into the strategy </li><li> Liferay's announcement of an Enterprise Edition in 2008, and the promise made then, to keep the Open Source release alive and kicking </li><li> How recommendations, focus, and attention to environments developed from application servers &amp; databases and </li><li> Bryan actively encourages contributions - editing took a bit longer, so the call for submissions for /dev/24 is already over: If the agenda still has some holes - check if you can still offer your knowledge. The submission form is still there. </li><li> For a while now, Liferay offers more than just one product. Bryan talks about the heritage and reasons to start with DXP Cloud, Commerce and Analytics Cloud - and which problems they solve. </li><li> I force Bryan to pick a 7.3 feature to describe, in preparation for /dev/24 - we'll see who explains it in detail during the livestream - and if he got it right </li><li> We can't go without mentioning the Covid times (briefly) </li><li> Bryan turns the table and asks about my experience (in which I can't go without plugging /dev/24 one more time) </li></ul>

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