IntroductionIn the last post I provided a simple example of how to customize the instantiation of a client-side JavaScript widget in Alfresco Share without really explaining what has been done to make this possible. In this post I will try to explain the changes that we've made to the Surf libraries Read more...

This no longer works in the most recent releases of Alfresco but an issue has been raised to restore itIntroductionThe WebScript libraries can be used independently of Surf and this is what the Alfresco Repository uses to provide its REST API. The Surf libraries build on the WebScript libraries and Read more...

IntroductionThe engineering team at Alfresco has been working hard over the past year or so to make it easier to customize the Share user-interface.  We've now started work on what I’d consider to be the last major piece of the extensibility puzzle – customizing the instantiation of client-side Java Read more...

Whilst preparing for a Tech Talk Live presentation on customizing Alfresco Share I realised that there was another extensibility capability that I’d not actually blogged about. This was a feature that had been requested internally and will be available in Alfresco Enterprise 4.0.2 and is in the late Read more...

IntroductionAt DevCon in San Diego last week I got asked a number of times how possible it would be to either radically customize Share or add entirely new pages to it. I got the opportunity to demonstrate how easy this was and realised that it would probably be a good basis for a blog. In this firs Read more...