| Keynote Competing on the new web - agility matters. Kevin Cochrane - CEO
Davis Neuscheler - CTO What's coming in CQ5.3? Focus on 4 key areas - the cq5 stakeholders:
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Top 10 features:
- revamped docs.day.com
- written in day cms
- all documentation is indexed in google
- every page has collaboration features
- Subtle improvements
- revised welcome screen
- increased usability - small things that make system more efficient
- better use case delivered with geometrixx (sample site)
- thumbnails in user interface
- using cooliris -DAM integration
- to outlook or ical
- double click on text and can edit inline - so you don't have the pop up word-like text box
- the text area displays as it will on the actual web page
- You can even edit images that are text
- assembles tags of the pages your user visits.
- clickstream cloud has a lot of info integrated into it
- segment the groups that can have targeted campaigns
- you can visualize the current user's profile
- just by moving mouse, personalized info can change - lots of options for personalization
- segment editor - with logical ors and ands statements - to target users
- 3 different banners - multivariate testing component
- you can rotate the banners and you can tell which works best via click throughs
- bridging the gap between developers and end users
- startup time
- performance timing component into the system
- url to performance graph
- crxde replaces cqde
- ability to check out code from svn repository directly into your crxde development
- build and deploy osgi bundle
- commit changes back to code versioning system - with a click
- crxde lite - all developer tasks are built in here.
- you want to translate that into CQ
- site importer
- package share -allows you to upload and share packages between Day, partners, third party apps, customers
- Cloud computing - hardware in the cloud
- CRX CQ5 used cloud for trial, test and dev env
- all of our production servers are hosted in the cloud
- cloud manager - to test, for QA
- hardware is provisioned and configured in less than 5 minutes without any tech know how
- unlimited managed diskspace that are available
- storm traffic aware - you can just scale up and scale down quickly
- pay by hour of useage - no up-front or fixed costs.
The Cloud
Open Source
Web Development
JCR 2.0 released on September 25, 2009
JCR 2.1 release planned for early 2010
Q & A
What is the upgrade path/plan for CQ5.3?
The plan is for this to be a package that we can download. Much easier upgrade process. Hopefully more like a hotfix.
Will custom components migrate properly to CQ 5.3?
Hopefully yes.
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