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PLONE.ORG: Join Plone Chat, Now at Discord!
There are many ways to reach out to other Plone developers and users. The two most important platforms are the Community forum at https://community.plone.org/ and our chat platform, which has been...
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PLONE.ORG: Plone 5.2.5 Released!
General notesPlone 5.2.5 is a bug fix release of Plone 5.2. The release Manager for this version is Maurits van Rees.Note: this is a fresh release. Installers are not ready yet but will be made...
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PLONE.ORG: Questions for the August Steering Circle?
As described in the Foundation's July 2020 discussion of Plone governance, a series of Steering Circle meetings is being held to discuss our organizational structure and processes, and any hot topics...
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PLONE.ORG: Plone Conference 2021 Online - Tickets for Sale Now!
The annual conference is a chance for the Plone community to come together to share new developments, success stories, and the future of the community. Taking place over 8 days, the conference will...
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Starzel.de: Podcast "The Plone Newsroom" launched
Brought to you by Philip Bauer of https://www.starzel.de and Fred van Dijk of https://zestsoftware.nlWatch it on Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPo8CirtIfvt8GO4rm-dD4g
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PLONE.ORG: The Plone Foundation Welcomes Two New Members
The Plone Foundation welcomes two new members after unanimous confirmation by the Foundation's Board of Directors on September 2nd, 2021.Membership in the Foundation is conferred for significant and...
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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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Jazkarta Blog: Essential Plone Add-ons
If it’s fall, it must be time for the Plone Conference. This year the annual gathering took place in Ferrara, a beautiful small city in the north of Italy. The weather was perfect, the streets...
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PloneExpanse: Speedup volto razzle builds
I’ve been looking for a way to speedup Volto razzle/webpack builds, both while developing and for “production” mode, when building the final bundle. Fortunately, this solution exists and it’s...
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PloneExpanse: A Volto gotcha when dealing with async calls
Just some quick notes, in case this might help someone. After quite a bit of time and tests in trying to use asyncConnect to get data in a Volto component view (strictly focusing on the SSR side),...
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Jazkarta Blog: Why Upgrade?
Technology never stands still.It’s tempting to think of technology investments as discrete expenditures that permanently solve a problem, but that would be a mistake. A new website that costs $25K,...
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Asko Soukka: Creating Plone content with Transmogrifier on Python 3
TL;DR; This blog post ends with minimal example of creating Plone 5.2 content with Python 3 compatible Transmogrifier pipeline with command line execution.Years ago, I forked the famous Plone content...
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Asko Soukka: Refreshing CMS, in a theme, with Plone
“How hard can it be? It is just a theme…”Of course, it was. Unless it was a collection of configurable interactive components. With features like tabbed carousels, photo filters, hyphenation, and...
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Asko Soukka: Static is fast, but CMS still required – a JAMstack story
An another iteration of our university’s new study guide web site has been completed. The project that started more than a year ago as a JAMstack experiment with GatsbyJS and Hasura, has finally...
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Asko Soukka: Automated subtitles – destructuring a successful Plone CMS...
Never underestimate the importance of being able to make changes to your software – especially when they are critical to your business processes.Our university has its own audio and video publishing...
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Starzel.de: ZODB Database debugging
The problemThe ZODB contains python objects serializes as pickles. When a object is loaded/used a pickle is deserialized ("unpickled") into a python object.A ZODB can contain objects that cannot be...
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