Making the Toast and Tea: Going Mobile with pyramid_jqm
Slides from my talk at the 2011 Plone Conference are now online.
Posts about Plone
Moonshining: Making WSGI for Fun and Profit
We will be presenting a full-day tutorial on WSGI at the Plone Symposium East at Penn State on May 26th. You can register via PayPal at the bottom of the page: hope to see you there!
Categorizing Packages: Clarifying Terms
tl;dr
Some of the friction which comes up on the zope-dev list, apparently due to different goals, might in fact be due to some confusion in the terms we use to talk about our goals, and about the shared software we manage toward those goals. In the interests of reducing the friction, I would like to sketch out how I am using those terms.
Adding Console Scripts to a Plone Buildout
In a straight setupttools-based application, adding one or more
console scripts is straightforward: you just declare them in the
setup.py, and set setuptools build them for you. However, when
using zc.buildout for Plone 3.0.x or 3.1.x, you have to arrange to
get the non-eggified Zope2 products on the path, which is not easy.
This recipe works for me.
Products.plone_gs 0.1 Released
I just uploaded version 0.1 of a new product to the Cheeseshop. It provides partial GenericSetup support for the tools present in a Plone 2.5.x site.
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Products.plone_gs/0.1
I will be tracking issues against the product at http://agendaless.com/home/tseaver/software/plone_gs/issues
My Two Cents
tl;dr
I'd like to thank the Plone Summit organizers for inviting me to the summit, even though I decided not to go (I just got back from a week in Japan, and boy are my arms tired).
KNotes: Collaboarative Knowledge Development
Built atop Plone / CMF / Zope, Knotes adds an RDBMS-backed discussion and blogging engine.
Plone Conference 2005 Keynote: CMF 2.0 Roadmap
I presented the CMF 2.0 roadmap as my keynote for the Plone Conference 2005 today, and have uploaded the slides to the conference site.
Gumbo Bound
Chris McDonough and I leave at Oh-dark-thirty tomorrow for the Big Easy and the Plone Symposium.