Davide 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 - 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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Davide Moro: How to install Kotti CMS on Windows
Yes, as expected, you can install Kotti CMS also on Windows if you have this constraint! What is KottiFrom the official doc: """A high-level, Pythonic web application framework based on Pyramid and...
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Reinout van Rees: Djangocon: Salt for django developers - Yann Malet
(One of the summaries of a talk at the 2015 Djangocon EU conference).Yann Malet is a co-author of high performance django. He now talks about salt, a tool for configuration managament and remote server...
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Reinout van Rees: Djangocon: On privilege and moral duty - Maik Hoepfel
(One of the summaries of a talk at the 2015 Djangocon EU conference).Maik Hoepfel says we have superpowers. Just a few programmers can write a dating website that arranges thousands of relationships....
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Reinout van Rees: Djangocon: Switching from nose to py.test at Mozilla -...
(One of the summaries of a talk at the 2015 Djangocon EU conference).Mathieu Agopian likes py.test much more than regular python unittests or nose.A bit of terminology.A test is a piece of code written...
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Alex Clark: Plone Add-On Development For Command-Line Savvy Developers
With Plone 5 heating up, it's time for me to go "all in" on Plone again. To that end, here's a new tutorial for "Unix Hackers"; i.e. command-line savvy developers who may be totally unfamiliar with...
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Reinout van Rees: Djangocon: Coding with knives (pt II) - Adrienne Lowe
(One of the summaries of a talk at the 2015 Djangocon EU conference).Adrienne Lowe wants to share some lessons she learned while learning to code. And how to use knowledge learned in one area in...
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Reinout van Rees: Djangocon: Hypothesis, randomised testing for Django - Rae...
(One of the summaries of a talk at the 2015 Djangocon EU conference).Rae Knowler talks about hypothesis. It is a property based testing library inspired by Haskell's Quickcheck. So: it took out a a...
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Reinout van Rees: Djangocon: Conformity and you - a question of style - Greg...
(One of the summaries of a talk at the 2015 Djangocon EU conference).Greg Chapple works half his time on Django projects, half on Rust projects.Some things you'll probably never hear: "Can't wait to...
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 ArticleReinout van Rees: Djangocon sprint: zest.releaser 5.0 runs on python 3
Good news! zest.releaser supports python 3.3+ now!Now... what is zest.releaser? zest.releaser takes care of the boring release tasks for you. So: make easy, quick and neat releases of your Python...
View ArticleReinout van Rees: Formatting python log messages
I see three conflicting styles of log formatting in most of the code I come across. Basically:import logging logging = logging.getLogger(__name__) logger.info("%s went %s wrong", 42, 'very')...
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Max M - Tænk på børnenevi har sovet i timennu er vi på banenbred vifte af tiltaglaveste fællesnævnersamfundets svagesteøkonomisk ansvarlighedvi skal gøre det bedreflere resourcerkortere ventetidtænk på...
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Max M - Længes efter stormEt nummer fra Cyberworld XX udgivelsen. Udgivet 2012.1. VERShvad tårnet mærkede var en længselvæk fra sten, mudder og sandat vokse op og ud af sit fængselop i havet, strømmen,...
View ArticleeGenix: eGenix mxODBC Zope DA 2.2.2 GA
IntroductionThe eGenix mxODBC Zope DA™ allows you to easily connect your Plone CMS or Zope installation to just about any database backend on the market today, giving you the reliability of the...
View ArticleMartijn Faassen: GraphQL and REST
IntroductionThere is a new trend in open source that I'm not sure I like very much: big companies announce that they are going to open source something, but the release is nowhere in sight yet....
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