The main event is preceded by two days of training. A group of experienced trainers will turn over their tips, tricks and knowledge to those who are interested. By extending your stay, you will get new Plone knowledge and you also have more time to enjoy all the great things Arnhem has to offer.
The Use Diazo to create your Plone design training will be hosted by Encolpe Degoute, a Zope developer and open source advocate from France. In this training he will teach you how to integrate a design from any CSS template site into a Plone 4 or 5 site without having any access on the file system.
Managing Agile Plone Projects training was submitted by Sally Kleinfeldt. She is particularly familiar with the use of Plone on environmental and scientific websites. The training deals with managing agile Plone projects and covers things like iteration planning, user stories and defining custom content types.
We already received some great trainings. For example Paul Roeland (open source activist and board member) will supervise a training concerning the setup and maintenance of a server with Plone instances on it. Steve McMahon is also a trainer at the conference. This Plone veteran has given presentations at previous conferences and this year the subject will be Plone content types with Dexterity.
Thanks to all the people who are willing to give a training, a broad spectrum of topics is covered now. If you like to see an overview of the trainings, visit the trainings page.