If you think that Zope 3, or even Zope in general, isn’t fun, agile,
developer-friendly, easily understandable or “Pythonic”, enter
Grok (Cheeseshop, Launchpad, SVN). Here’s an excerpt…
Philipp von Weitershausen: And you thought Zope 3 wasn’t fun
Originally from Planet Plone by philikon
dr. martina hammel öl-technik & web-design
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Plone Bootcamps: Plone Training
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RimuHosting Bliki :: knowledgebase/linux/webserver/setting up plone
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Strange though it may seem, I don’t have a stay-at-home wife, butler or maid. I reckon I’m not alone. Try telling that to your bank, ticket office, travel agent… or anyone else who may send you something big and/or important.
“No sir, we can only deliver between 9am and 5pm. No, we cannot tell you more precisely than that. Yes, I understand you may not always be at home. No, we can’t leave a note that we failed delivery for you to re-arrange. Yes sir, for security reasons. Yes sir, I understand that you have a day job. Yes sir, I realise you can’t take a holiday every time someone has something to send you. Have you considered taking a sickie? Unethical you say? Why don’t you drink some ammonia and tell us to deliver it the day after?”
Sigh…
Martin Aspeli: Why the world is still living in 1943
Originally from Planet Plone by optilude
Simplistix - making things simpler
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I just signed the Integration Proclamation, a first step towards encouraging funders, software…
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I just signed the Integration Proclamation, a first step towards encouraging funders, software developers and those of us who work with them to invest resources in making tools that play together better.
Ever since I heard Alan Runyan, co-founder of Plone give a talk “Integration, not Isolation” (video) at the Plone Symposium 2006, this has been something I’ve been thinking about a lot.
It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that your CMS can do-it-all, and solve all technology problems. But the fact is, that no one piece of software can do everything equally well, and the sooner we accept this and look at how to integrate our software with other best-of-breed systems, the better off we will be.
There are already steps being taken to integrate Plone with Salesforce, Democracy in Action, What Counts, and Get Active.
If you want to make tools play together better, sign the proclamation. It only takes 15 seconds to fill out the form. Do it now!
Nate Aune: Integration Proclamation
Originally from Planet Plone by Nate Aune
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