Daniel Klco
I'm based out of Cincinnati, OH
I work as a Sr. Computer Scientist at Adobe
The latest release of Sling CMS, 0.14.0, brings tremendous new capabilities and dramatic improvements to the authoring experience.
/posts/2019/12/sling-cms-version-0-14-0.htmlWith Github Actions and Sling CMS, you can not only host a small Apache Sling CMS website for free, you can even have a reliable CI/CD process!
/posts/2020/04/deploying-sling-cms-with-github-actions.htmlMy initial learnings in updating Sling CMS to the Sling Feature Model
/posts/2020/07/exploring-sling-feature-model-part-one.htmlFollow up on my initial performance comparison of Java Virtual Machine implementations in running Apache Sling using more iterations to get better data
/posts/2020/08/apache-sling-jvm-performance-followup.htmlOver the last few months, I have created and Open Sourced an intuitive, full-featured Content Management System based on the Apache Sling framework as the Apache Sling CMS.
/posts/2018/12/building-zero-cost-website-sling-cms.htmlA comparison of the performance of top Java Virtual Machine implementations in running Apache Sling.
/posts/2020/08/apache-sling-jvm-performance-comparison.htmlContinue exploring the Sling Feature Model by building an Oak Composite NodeStore in Docker
/posts/2020/08/exporting-sling-feature-model-part-2-composite-nodestore.htmlDescribes the process for creating custom aggregates with Apache Sling CMS and the Sling Feature Model for running in Docker containers
/posts/2020/10/exploring-sling-feature-model-part-3-custom-aggregates.htmlComposum Browser is an Open Source JCR Node browser for Apache Sling and bills itself as the Swiss knife for the repository. Composum Browser has been included in Apache Sling since Sling 9 and is available in all versions of Apache Sling CMS. Here are four useful features in Composum Browser.
/posts/2020/05/4-useful-features-composum.html