Open course collaboration site by Robert Stephenson (rtephe)
Open Course Collaboratories – What is OpenCourse.org?
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Open course collaboration site by Robert Stephenson (rtephe)
Open Course Collaboratories – What is OpenCourse.org?
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Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by mrevoir
Yesterday’s day at the plone sprint was somewhat of a slogging day. read more
Yesterday’s day at the plone sprint was somewhat of a slogging day. read more
Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by endswell
I’ve just made a donation to support Alex Clark’s trip to this week’s DocCom Sprint, so that he can update Plone’s online API documentation. This is one of those unsexy but vitally important documentation tasks that pays huge returns to every single Plone developer, integrator and site administrator.
Alex is planning to create up-to-date automated API docs for:
and:
along with scripts to automate this work in the future.
Alex’s work is going to save me, my colleagues at ONE/Northwest a ton of time and frustration. I hope you’ll join me in coughing up a few bucks ($25 or $50 goes a long way) to support Alex’s travel costs to California to support this important work.
The Plone Blog: Join Me In Sponsoring Alex Clark’s Work to Update Plone API Documentation
Originally from Planet Plone by Jon Stahl
Using zope.formlib With Plone — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management
Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by pjesi
I’ve just made a donation to support Alex Clark’s trip to this week’s DocCom Sprint, so that he can update Plone’s online API documentation. This is one of those unsexy but vitally important documentation tasks that pays huge returns to every single Plone developer, integrator and site administrator.
Alex is planning to create up-to-date automated API docs for:
and:
along with scripts to automate this work in the future.
Alex’s work is going to save me, my colleagues at ONE/Northwest a ton of time and frustration. I hope you’ll join me in coughing up a few bucks ($25 or $50 goes a long way) to support Alex’s travel costs to California to support this important work.
Join Me In Sponsoring Alex Clark’s Work to Update Plone API Documentation
Originally from The Plone Blog by Jon Stahl
Yesterday’s day at the plone sprint was somewhat of a slogging day. read more
Reorder Schema Fields — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management
Originally from del.icio.us/tag/plone by pjesi