In Liferay Web Content Templates using Freemarker, you can include another template using the <#include > directive. The trick is that you have to prepend the templatesPath variable (available in the left sidebar) and then call the templates by it’s template key, which can be found in the Details section when you edit the included template. So to include a template with the key 12345 you would write:
I rewrote the backend Python code to manage the transfer and testing of uploaded 3rd party titles. We needed to transfer rather large data sets around the world, dependent on which markets the title was being released in, etc. .
...PrayerNook.com was a Christian social site where people of faith could send and receive prayers from their prayer partners. Because of the social functionality it was built on Liferay Portal CE, with custom portlets built in Vaadin.
...Tahoe Social was a startup to create a social search engine for the Lake Tahoe Basin, including South Lake Tahoe, Truckee, Kings Beach, Tahoma, Tahoe Pines, Tahoe City, Incline Beach, Glenbrook, and Stateline. The goal was to create a ‘one stop shop’ for everything a visitor to the area might want to know including business pages and reviews, travel information and arrangements to hiking and recreation guides. Smaller micro-sites within the main site were developed for each community, and local businesses could claim their own set of advertising pages.
...MyLivingDays.com was a Liferay 6.0 portal based baby boomer lifestyle site. This project required custom Java and Groovy portlets and Lillibolero oversaw development for J2EE based Liferay portal mylivingdays.com .
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