Plone.org: Sponsor the PLOG Strategic Summit
The 2015 Plone Strategic Summit at PLOG in Sorrento, Italy, needs your sponsorship.
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Connexions Developers Blog: How We Build the OpenStax College Books
In case you are not familiar with OpenStax College (OSC), it is a part of our OpenStax family that publishes free, open, peer-reviewed, commercial quality textbooks. The initial goal is to create...
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Connexions Developers Blog: Rewrite Technologies
Our team has been hard at work rewriting the OpenStax CNX site. A frequently asked question is "What tech are you using?". This post covers a high level overview of the new site.ArchitectureRewrite is...
View ArticleConnexions Developers Blog: OpenStax CNX Development Tools
Over the last couple of years, we have changed our internal development tools. We do our own version of Agile development and have found these tools best meet our needs.For Sprint planning, we use...
View ArticleConnexions Developers Blog: Publishing Added to OpenStax CNX Demo Site
We have recently added publishing to our Demo site. If you are not aware, Demo is our alpha testing ground for the new version of our site, Not everything is working yet and there are bugs remaining,...
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Connexions Developers Blog: OpenStax College Android App Released
A new Android app that features the OpenStax College books was released on May 2nd. The features includeViewing released booksSaving Books or Pages to your BookmarksTake notes while readingExport your...
View ArticlePaul Roeland: Another film festival, another site
It’s been a while since I last wrote on how to create a Plone site for my film festival, the Roze Filmdagen, and the Internet has moved on.So, in today’s responsive times, this is what I did, given the...
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Josh Johnson: DevOps Is Bullshit: Why One Programmer Doesn’t Do It Anymore
I’ve always been handy with hardware. I was one of “those kids” you hear about that keeps taking things apart just to see how they work – and driving their parents nuts in the process. When I was a...
View ArticleWebmeisterei: How to run Plone coredev test locally and quietly
start a framebuffer for display :1 in a separate console$ Xvfb :1before running the tests, set the environment variable$ export DISPLAY=:1$ bin/alltests (see...
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Mikko Ohtamaa: Introducing cryptoassets.core – Bitcoin and cryptocurrency...
This tutorial introduces cryptoassets.core: what it does for you and how to set up a trivial command-line Bitcoin wallet application on the top of it.cryptoassets.core is a Python framework providing...
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Josh Johnson: Boot: Getting Started With Clojure In < 10 Minutes
With the power of boot, it’s possible to go from “never used java before” to budding Clojure-ist cranking out jars like a pickle factory in record time. This post walks you through the process, and...
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Four Digits: Plone Intranet Sprint
PloneIntranet is een initiatief van een aantal Europese Plone-providers om een modern, sociaal intranet te bouwen. Door een design-first-aanpak te gebruiken kunnen we een goede gebruikerservaring...
View ArticleCosent: Plone Intranet München sprint report
The Plone Intranet project represents a major investment by the companies that together form the Plone Intranet Consortium. Last week we gathered in München and worked really hard to push the Mercury...
View ArticleDavide Moro: Kotti CMS events - insert subobjects automatically
Yet another small recipe for Kotti CMS: how to initialize automatically a new object once inserted with events, for example adding a subobject.Use case? When someone creates a UserProfile object...
View ArticleDavide Moro: Kotti CMS - how to turn your Kotti CMS into an intranet
In the previous posts we have seen that Kotti is a minimal but robust high-level Pythonic web application framework based on Pyramid that includes an extensible CMS solution, both user and developer...
View ArticleDavide Moro: Kotti CMS - how to store arbitrary data with annotations
With Kotti CMS you can extend existing types inheriting from a base class (eg: Document) and obtain another type of object (eg: MyDocument) with new fields, new workflows, custom views, custom...
View ArticleDavide Moro: Kotti CMS - workflow reference
Yet another blog post about Kotti CMS (http://kotti.pylonsproject.org/): this time I'm going to talk about workflows and security.Workflows in Kotti are based on repoze.workflow. See...
View ArticleDavide Moro: Kotti CMS - how to create a new content type with an image
If you want to create a new content type based on an existing one with Kotti you need to write few lines of code and zero html for the add and edit views: it is very simple (browse Kotti's resources.py...
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Davide Moro: Kotti - avoid types addable in content root
With Kotti CMS (http://kotti.pylonsproject.org/) you don't have to fight against the framework: after one or two days you'll love it and you will be productive. You can add new content types mapped on...
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Timo Stollenwerk: Getting Started With Plone Testing
bobtemplates.plone is a package skeleton generator that gives you an easy start with Plone testingContinue reading on Medium »
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