February 2015 - Francesco Corti

19 Feb

A.A.A.R. v2.4.1 for the brand new Pentaho 5.3

Yesterday Pentaho 5.3 has been released…
Today A.A.A.R. v2.4.1 is born to work with it! 😉

16 Feb

How to customize A.A.A.R. dashboards with your Company logo

During the past weeks some users asked me how to develop customizations on the A.A.A.R. dashboards and reports. Here I am! 😉

In this three minutes video you can see how to customize with your own logo (or your Company logo) the A.A.A.R. dashboards. During next weeks I will enrich this tutorial set with reports customization. Please, let me know for some specific requests and needs.

10 Feb

Pentaho is going to be acquired from Hitachi Data Systems (HDS)

Wow! #Pentaho will be #PentaHitachi! #toocurious http://t.co/Rp8HlgdRKt

— Francesco Corti (@FrkCorti) 10 Febbraio 2015

09 Feb

Developing Bootstrap buttons with Pentaho CDE dashboard

In this post I would like to share how to develop a Bootstrap button in a Pentaho dashboard. Pentaho and Bootstrap are long time friends and in a past tutorial I started to dive deep in the development with a tutorial about the text field. Various solutions are available in the web for this purpose (for example Diethard Steiner blog or the Ivy Bootstrap Component) but here I would like to share “my solution” for this purpose, not because I think this is “better” or “worst”, but because I used it in a real life scenario with satisfaction.

Developing a Bootstrap text field with CDE dashboard

In this post I would like to share how to develop a Bootstrap text field in a Pentaho dashboard. Pentaho and Bootstrap are long time friends and various solutions are available in the web (for example Diethard Steiner blog) or directly in the Pentaho Marketplace (for example the Ivy Bootstrap Component). In this post I would like to share “my” solution for this purpose, not because I think this is “better” or “worst”, but because I used it with satisfaction. My purpose was to develop a Bootstrap dashboard using as much as possible the standard CDE components, with the minimum impact and dependency. Read More →