Andreas Jung: ZOPYX präsentiert Produce & Publish auf der DMS Expo
2013 ist für ZOPYX ein spannendes Jahr. Zum ersten Mal in der Firmengeschichte werden wir uns mit einem Stand auf einer großen Messe im Bereich Enterprise Content-Management präsentieren. Zusammen mit...
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Plumi: Plumi 4.5.1 released
We are proud to announce the new release of Plumi video sharing platform! The release 4.5.1 came after a mini sprint between Unweb.me and Engagemedia.org, includes updates to core products of Plumi...
View ArticleDavid "Pigeonflight" Bain: Plone to the cloud in 3 easy steps
update: July 24, 2013 This no longer works as Dotcloud has retired their free sandboxes. I've documented a way to run Plone in the Cloud with Nitrous.io. Before you start You will need: 5 to 10 minutes...
View ArticleDavid "Pigeonflight" Bain: Plone Quickstart on the Cloud in less than 5...
I learnt about Nitrous.io from +Tarik Carey at the July Plone Jamaica Meetup. He suggested that I should check it out and see if it can run Plone, so I did a few tests. Not only does it run Plone, but...
View ArticlePlone.org: Register and Submit Your Plone Conference Brasília 2013 and...
Talk and training proposals both events for will be accepted until July 31.
View ArticleDomen Kožar: Substance D — Google Summer of Code 2013 week 5
Greetings, following is the update for Substance D project. Substance D is an application server built using the Pyramid web framework. It can be used as a base to build a general-purpose web...
View ArticleCore Software Group: First impressions with Kotti
The BasicsMy application is very simple. There are two content types; Forum and Idea. A forum is added to the root of the site, and then ideas are added to the forum.I was already familiar with kotti's...
View ArticleDavid "Pigeonflight" Bain: Jamaica Plone Meetup July 2013 - Part 1 of 2
Some of the participants in the meetup (Jason is behind the cell phone camera) This is the first time in a while that the Plone community in Jamaica has come together for any form of event. Thanks to...
View ArticleNathan Van Gheem: Plone 5 Widgets Sneak Peak
Improving the Plone UIAs part of the improved UI/UX development going on for Plone 5, many have been working on improved widgets. The goals are simple:use as little different widgets as possible(re-use...
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Alex Clark: What's new as of Plock 0-1-2?
Plock is a Plone Installer for the Pip-Loving CrowdI blogged about Plock after 0.0.1 was released and a lot of progress has been made since then, so I thought I'd give an update. But rather than a...
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Mikko Ohtamaa: Secure user uploads and exploiting served user content
Hosting user uploaded files (photos, PDF, forum avatar images, etc.) opens a potential attack vector against your website. In this blog post I discuss about the common pitfalls with hosted user...
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Daniel Nouri: Kotti Zidanca sprint report
Big up to Termitnjak for organizing the amazing Zidanca sprint held last week. The venue for our get-together in south-eastern Slovenia was easily the most beautiful place I've ever sprinted at....
View ArticleDomen Kožar: Substance D — Google Summer of Code 2013 week 5 and 6
Greetings, following is the update for Substance D project. Substance D is an application server built using the Pyramid web framework. It can be used as a base to build a general-purpose web...
View ArticleRoss Patterson: Emerald Sprint Report Out
Thanks to the fabulous Seattle Plone folk, we had another west coast sprint, the Emerald Sprint, on lovely Camano Island. The focus was polishing Dexterity, it was a gorgeous location, a very...
View ArticleRoss Patterson: prgmr.com VPS: "We don't assume you are stupid"
I just wanted to drop a quick note praising prgmr.com for their excellent and very affordable VPS service. Unfortunately, I had to change hosting providers for other reasons but would have been happy...
View ArticleNiteoweb: Write a Plone CLI maintenance script
This is a quick tip on how to write your own command line maintenance scripts for your Plone application.Recently one of our clients expressed a need for a maintenance script which would walk the...
View ArticleUW Oshkosh: PloneEdu Diazo theming hangout Part Two
We had a Google "On Air" hangout, which has the usual 10 participant limit but lets you view a live stream and the recorded session on YouTube.We had live participation from Penn State, Saint Francis...
View ArticleUW Oshkosh: Notes from First PloneEdu Diazo Theming Hangout (July 17, 2013)
For our first theming Google hangout on July 17, we hit the participant limit of 10 pretty hard, so we decided to try the "On Air" hangouts for the future.PloneEduThese theming hangouts are primarily...
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Paul Everitt: PyCharm 3.0 EAP2 supports Pyramid
Confession: I’m an IDE user. Years of Emacs with occasional flirtations with IDEs (Komodo, PyDev) always led me back to Emacs. PyCharm (with the requisite 4 GB RAM upgrade for the Java tax) is the one...
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