When the pandemic forced the annual Plone Conference online, the conference training classes went online too. We sure did miss seeing everyone in person, but there's a small silver lining. The online training sessions were all recorded and they have now been posted to the Plone YouTube channel. Now anyone can watch and re-watch them!
The following videos are available. All are about 4 hours long.
Philip Bauer, Instructor
Learn how to develop custom projects with Plone 6 and Volto, the new React-based frontend. Covers the core technologies involved in Plone 6 programming, including how to write your own add-on package and customize your Plone site by writing Python code and React components. Covers the first half of the material in training.plone.org/5/mastering-plone.
Philip Bauer, Instructor
A continuation of Part 1. Covers the second half of the material in training.plone.org/5/mastering-plone.
React and Volto - Part 1: React
Jakob Kahl and Alok Kumar, Instructors
Get started with React so you can create your own site using Volto. Learn the basis of React, Redux and React-Router. Covers the material in training.plone.org/5/react/index.html.
React and Volto - Part 2: Volto
Jakob Kahl and Alok Kumar, Instructors
Learn how to how to quickly bootstrap and customize a Volto project, and how create your own website based on Volto. Covers the material in training.plone.org/5/volto/index.html and training.plone.org/5/voltohandson/index.html.
Tiberiu Ichim and Víctor Fernández de Alba, Instructors
Learn how to develop Volto add-ons and other useful Volto patterns. Learn how to quickly develop a real world Volto add-on and how to structure your code to make it simple, reusable and provide extensible components. Covers the material in training.plone.org/5/voltoaddons/index.html.
Tiberiu Ichim and Víctor Fernández de Alba, Instructors
A continuation of Part 1. Covers the material in training.plone.org/5/voltoaddons/index.html.
Getting Started With Your Plone Site
David Bain, Instructor
Content management principles for Plone. A little background, principles & concepts, logging in & out, preferences and password management, folder management and the basic publication workflow.
Steve Piercy, Instructor
A hands-on, quick tutorial covering "a little about a lot". Practical introductions to the most common features. Fun, fast-paced, and targeted to newcomers to both Python web application development and the Pyramid web framework.