When You Need Both a Public Website and a Portal
Many organizations run a public website and portal on one legacy DXP. When to separate them, three ways to do it, and what stays shared.
Many organizations run a public website and portal on one legacy DXP. When to separate them, three ways to do it, and what stays shared.
Before you shortlist a replacement for Sitecore, AEM or WordPress, work out which workload you are actually solving for. A five-question diagnostic for legacy DXP migration.
We implement both Contentful and Liferay. Here is the rule we use to decide which one fits, the three conditions that override it, and the cases where we recommend neither.
Security updates in Sitecore XP Extended Support became paid on 1 June 2026. XP 10.0 and 10.1 leave Extended Support on 31 December. Here is what standing still really costs.
Support for AEM 6.5 on Adobe Managed Services ended in August 2026. On-premise core support ends February 2027. Here are the five realistic options, including the two that keep you on Adobe.
Liferay Data Platform unifies customer and account data inside Liferay DXP. Here’s a first look at what it does, what’s live today, and what’s coming next.
For teams running older versions, the upgrade path to 2026.Q1 is worth serious planning time — not just for the new capabilities, but because of some significant changes to features you may be relying on today.
Sometimes you want to add JavaScript that doesn’t really make sense as a React App, but you want the guardrails and performance that a modern TypeScript and Webpack build process offers. We’re going to go through the process of creating a blank TypeScript global client extension from beginning to end.
Liferay Client Extensions are transforming how developers customize DXP. Discover how this modern, modular approach replaces the legacy Plugins SDK – making Liferay faster, cloud-ready, and easier to maintain than ever before.