What is dotLottie?

dotLottie is an open, lightweight file format designed to package and optimize Lottie animations. Instead of serving a Lottie animation as a standalone JSON file often accompanied by image assets a dotLottie file bundles everything into a single, compressed container. This makes animations easier to manage, faster to load, and simpler to distribute across platforms.

Dotlottie-wc

Dotlottie-wc is a web component that lets you embed Dotlottie animations using a custom HTML tag:

Finalist and I, and tech

I am someone who checks nutritional facts, scores, bio, fair trade, etc. while purchasing products. But, I don’t know how to do the same for the technologies I use, and how to even begin with the software I create, to objectively improve in terms of sustainability.

The Problem: hundreds of Unattached Disks

During our migration to ARO, we frequently recreated disks during development, using a custom storage class with `reclaimPolicy: Retain` to prevent accidental deletion of PersistentVolumes (PVs). This worked as expected: deleting a PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC) in OpenShift marked the PV as `Released`, but the underlying Azure disk remained intact, even after deleting the associated PV.

Using Flyway for Test Database Management 

Flyway is an open-source tool that handles database migrations and can be leveraged to set up and clean your test database between tests. Here’s how to integrate Flyway into your Quarkus tests: 

1. Add Flyway Extension 

Include the Flyway extension in your pom.xml: 

A Headless CMS by Default

What sets Liferay apart from many other platforms is that headless support is not an afterthought. It’s integrated into the core architecture.

What is Liferay’s Tokenized Design System?

At its core, Liferay’s tokenized design system is a powerful mechanism for centralizing and standardizing your design choices. It relies on design tokens — reusable variables that define key visual properties such as color, typography, spacing, and layout.

Object Definitions & importing

One of the key aspects of working with Liferay Objects is managing their lifecycle correctly. If you frequently import and update objects, be mindful of the following:

Aleph Alpha

What we build

The first solution was a true multisite project—one of the largest we’ve ever built. By the end, we had 307 unique websites in 55 languages. The goal was to create a digital platform where people worldwide could learn about our client’s work in innovation, sustainability, and culture. Each country had its own site, featuring both an English version and localized content managed by regional editors. While all sites followed a unified design, they required enough flexibility to meet the needs of each market.

Understanding the C4 Model

The C4 Model is a hierarchical approach to visualizing software architecture, conceptualized by Simon Brown to address prevalent issues in documenting and conveying software design. It decomposes architecture into four distinct layers: