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Maurits van Rees: Keynote: The User Experience - Editing Composite Pages in...
It may be a surprise to non-technical people to learn that pages created in Volto are not currently interoperable with traditional Plone's page editing. If you think about it, the reason becomes...
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Maurits van Rees: Stefan Antonelli and Peter Holzer: Modernize Plone’s...
What was new in Plone 5? We had beautiful new theme: Barceloneta. Diazo theming by default. We switched to CSS compilation with less.During the Tokyo conference Stefan thought up Tokyo Theme. Clean...
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Maurits van Rees: Stefan Antonelli: Plone 6 Theming from Scratch
How to create a theme for Plone 6. Quite easy, because the templates use Bootstrap 5 classes. We build a theme from scratch, no Barceloneta, no Diazo.First step is to create an empty plone_addon...
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Maurits van Rees: Maik Derstappen: Plone 6 Theming with Diazo
How does Plone theming look in classic UI?html5 theme plus a mapping configurationdeploying themes as ZIP-file for shared hosting is possibleWith Diazo you can map any Plone html to a static theme...
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Maurits van Rees: Philip Bauer: Growing Pains: PosKeyErrors and Other Malaises
This talk is about the issues that you face when your project grows, the code base grows, the database grows, the problems grow. This is about the causes and some of the remedies.Symptom 1: huge...
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PLONE.ORG: In Memory of Max Jakob
Every community has its silent heroes, people who contribute a lot to the community and put their heart and soul into it. In many open source projects, only the amount of code a person produces is what...
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PLONE.ORG: Plone Conference 2020 Recap
Plone Conference 2020 OnlinePlone Conference 2020 was a 9-day event for the Plone, Zope, Volto, Guillotina & Pyramid communities and consisted of training, talks, and sprints. The conference...
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Andreas Jung/ZOPYX: Going Wordpress
I am moving corporate sites to Wordpress 🤡 -t his is not an April 1st joke!!!I am currently in progress moving some of my corporate sites and some project sites from Plone to Wordpress. I struggled a...
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PLONE.ORG: Open Source Week 2020 Recap
Open Source Week 2020 was held from 01-04.12.2020. During the event, numerous topics about the Open Source world were discussed. The event involved four storytelling days about Open Source through the...
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Andreas Jung/ZOPYX: Medical Publishing Solutions
Ein Tätigkeitsschwerpunkt von ZOPYX wird in 2021 im Bereich medizinischer Applikationen, insb. im Bereich medizinischer Publishing Systeme liegen. Als Architekt und technischer Dienstleister der...
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Starzel.de: Python 3, Plone 5.2, Zope 4 and more
With over 30 attendees the SaltLabs Sprint was among the bigger sprints in the history of Plone and Zope.Fortunately, our host Gocept just moved into a new office and had plenty of space to spare....
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David "Pigeonflight" Bain: Help Oshane get to the Tokyo Plone Conference
SummaryOshane Bailey, a talented Plone developer with loads of Plone experience has been selected as a presenter for the 2018 Tokyo Plone Conference. His Japanese visa was just approved.He will share a...
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Starzel.de: Plone finally supports Python 3!
At the Plone Conference 2018 in Tokyo I gave a plenary talk in which I told the story how Plone got to support Python 3. Ten minutes before my talk Plone 5.2a1 was released. That release was the...
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Starzel.de: Four options to try Plone 5.2 on Python 3
Demo pagesThere are nightly build of the current Plone 5.2 coredev (the development version) with Python 2 and 3:http://demo-latest-py3.plone.org (uses Python 3.6)http://demo-latest-py2.plone.org (uses...
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Jazkarta Blog: Sprinting in Sorrento
This year I helped organize the annual sprint in Sorrento called the Plone Open Garden. Plone is a highly secure and feature rich open source content management system written in Python. Plone has no...
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Jazkarta Blog: Jazkarta Goes To LA
This year Jazkarta’s annual sprint was held in the city of Los Angeles, graciously hosted by Alec Mitchell who lives a block away from LA’s City Hall.We had fun exploring the city – Union Station,...
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Jazkarta Blog: Using Glitch for Pyramid Learning
At this year’s Jazkarta sprint we decided to invest some time in creating Pyramid learning resources. We are fans of the Pyramid web framework, and we felt that it would be nice to work on something...
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Starzel.de: I got interviewed about Plone 5.2
Click here to read the interview on plone.org.An interview with the inspiring organizer of the #Plone 5.2 effort https://t.co/eepgDMq7R8pic.twitter.com/KHtzVCiLRa— Plone CMS (@plone) June 30, 2019
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Asko Soukka: Digital Signage management with Plone and GatsbyJS
Sometimes complex problems have simple solutions, and this was one of those times. At work, we are piloting a new digital signage solution for our university. Unfortunately, the new system lacks in...
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kitconcept GmbH: Plone Beethoven Sprint 2019
21 developers from nine different countries gathered in Bonn, Germany between June 20th and 24th to work on implementing the upcoming Plone 6. The sprint at the office of the kitconcept GmbH has been...
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