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June 26th, 2007

MeTal – WebLion – Trac

MeTal – WebLion – Trac

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June 26th, 2007

Jon Stahl: Plone Taxonomy, Revisited

With Plone 3 on the horizon, our thoughts here at ONE/Northwest are once again turning towards taxonomizing content in a Plone site. I looked back at Jonah Bossewich’s post “Death and Taxonomies,” in which he discusses Drupal’s taxonomy module, and found that much of it still rings true. To briefly resummarize, Plone needs a system that allows site managers (not just programmers!) to:

  • Quickly build and manage simple flat or hierarchical vocabularies through the Plone UI.
  • Associate those vocabularies with existing content types.
  • Tag content objects with terms from the vocabulary
  • Use the vocabulary hierarchy as part of the site navigation

Jonah shows how Drupal implements these ideas, with screenshots. We’re talking about something more powerful than Plone’s “Keywords” but less formal than the full-on ontology management provided by PloneOntology. It’s a sweet spot that provides a lot of power, yet can be managed by non-programmer site administrators. As Joel Burton might say, that’s “humane.”

I won’t repeat Jonah’s explication of Drupal, but will build on it with some thoughts about how Plone could implement simple taxonomy management in a smart, modern way.

Andrew Burkhalter and I batted this around, and we decided that the elements of an “ideal” Plone Taxonomy solution would be:

  • Vocabularies and vocabulary terms as Archetypes items, which lets us leverage all of the goodness of Archetypes to let users create and manage vocabularies. This also makes it easy to include the taxonomies in the navigation, since they’re already Archetypes objects. (ATVocabularyManager and PortalTaxonomy both do this.)
  • Some nice javascript-powered widgets for choosing terms from a hierarchical vocabulary. (PortalTaxonomy has one, it could possibly stand to be updated to use KSS.)
  • A way to associate vocabularies with existing content types. This should be done in the Plone UI, and should not require subclassing base content types. We believe that using Zope 3 adapters will allow this. We strongly believe that vocabulary management is a site administrator job, not a Plone programmer job.
  • Vocabulary items must have unique IDs for cataloging purposes, but also must be addressable via friendly names in SmartFolders. There will probably need to be some methods build to support this.
  • Some nice custom views for the various vocabulary objects, which allow you to display a bit of HTML followed by a listing of the items tagged with the vocabulary word. RichTopic is a nice model here. This is pretty straightforward.

(If you’re interested in this topic, you may also want to see my recent musings about Plone Keywords, which is somewhat related.)

Jon Stahl: Plone Taxonomy, Revisited

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June 26th, 2007

Tutoriál: vyvíjame AudioAgregator – diel I. – TurboGears

Z každej strany sa na nás valí veľké množstvo nových zaujímavých technológií … fungujúcu aplikáciu. Pokúsime sa vybudovaÅ¥ Audio agregátor s použitím technológií Plone CMS, TurboGears … súbory prehraÅ¥. Zoznam bude získaný z druhého portálu postaveného na TurboGears, ktorý slúži na

Tutoriál: vyvíjame AudioAgregator – diel I. – TurboGears

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June 26th, 2007

The Plone Sprint: Come Over to the Doc Side

Writers and developers essentially work alone. No matter how much consultation a writer does with other people, at some point it’s just you and a blank screen that needs to be filled. read more

The Plone Sprint: Come Over to the Doc Side

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June 26th, 2007

Plone Taxonomy, Revisted

With Plone 3 on the horizon, our thoughts here at ONE/Northwest are once again turning towards taxonomizing content in a Plone site. I looked back at Jonah Bossewich’s post “Death … . To briefly resummarize, Plone needs a system that allows site managers (not just programmers

Plone Taxonomy, Revisted

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June 26th, 2007

Tutoriál: vyvíjame AudioAgregator – diel I. – TurboGears

Z každej strany sa na nás valí veľké množstvo nových zaujímavých technológií … fungujúcu aplikáciu. Pokúsime sa vybudovaÅ¥ Audio agregátor s použitím technológií Plone CMS, TurboGears … súbory prehraÅ¥. Zoznam bude získaný z druhého portálu postaveného na TurboGears, ktorý slúži na

Tutoriál: vyvíjame AudioAgregator – diel I. – TurboGears

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June 26th, 2007

Donna Snow: Doccom Sprint – Day 2

low-tech documentation http://www.flickr.com/photos/snowwrite/633682186/ It’s lunchtime.. and all are hard at work.. and m…

Donna Snow: Doccom Sprint – Day 2

Originally from Planet Plone by admin


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June 26th, 2007

ZODB/ZEO Programming Guide

ZODB/ZEO Programming Guide

Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by nicholasbs


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June 26th, 2007

Setting up ArgoUML to provide tagged values and stereotypes in a dropdown menu — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management

Setting up ArgoUML to provide tagged values and stereotypes in a dropdown menu — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management

Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by lucciano


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June 26th, 2007

Using WebDAV — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management

Mounting a Zope/Plone site with WebDAV is a great way to manage content. This howto explains how this can be done in various operating systems.

Using WebDAV — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management

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