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Plone 3.0 has just been released!

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Plone 3 ist raus! Heute wurde die neue und stark verbesserte 3.0 Version des Content-Management Systems Plone veröffentlicht. Plone setzt auf dem Python … Sicherheit und Performance. Plone 3 zählt so insgesamt 20 neue Features im Gegensatz zu seiner

Plone 3 ist raus!

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Digg – Plone 3.0 released

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

Today, the Plone Foundation announced the release of version 3.0 of the Plone content management system. We use Plone at the CMS for many of the projects we do, and for good reason. It works well. Really well. And for lots of different types of sites.

While Plone was already considered an outstanding CMS by those in-the-know, version 3.0 has some big advances. The new features I’m most excited about personally are:

• Version control – this one is HUGE. Plone will automatically save every version of a web page, and you can easily revert to an older version. You can also edit a “checked-out” version of a page while the original stays live (something you couldn’t easily do in Plone 2). This is the feature that I get asked about most frequently, and it’s really important that this now exists.
• Ability to insert Flash and other embeddable video right in the content editor.
• Link integrity – this makes sure that when you move or delete content, you don’t break any links that point to that content.
• Inline AJAX editing – this is just cool. Basically, the process of entering and editing content just got more efficient and faster. It feels more like a desktop application. No more waiting for the entire page to reload just to edit something.

There are many other improvements as well, and my understanding is that it is faster than previous versions. Jon Stahl recently wrote up the 8 things he finds most interesting about Plone 3.0.

I also like that our client, Discover Magazine (a Plone user), was quoted in the Plone 3.0 press release.

Scott Paley: Plone Web CMS Just Got A Whole Lot Better

Originally from Planet Plone by Scott Paley

Press Release: Plone Foundation announces Plone 3.0 — Plone CMS: Open Source Content Management

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Groninger Studieblogs

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Deliverance – deliverance

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

Plone 3.0 is released today. Built-in versioning, slick ajax interface, and more … . I’ve already been testing our code against the Plone trunk since the start of this year and things … Plone.

Plone 3.0

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At midnight PDT on August 21st, the Plone Team released Plone 3.0, capping off a huge year of work.  This is a big day in the history of Plone.

My congratulations and deepest thanks to all the folks who made it happen.  I’m really looking forward to using it.

The Plone Blog: Plone 3 Released

Originally from Planet Plone by Jon Stahl

Recently I wanted to automate some document management processes against a Plone site and was trying to figure out how to do set the Title property on the newly created objects via WebDAV, using the cadaver command line client.<br /><br />This led me to look a little more closely at how WebDAV does properties. In fact it is not like a simple Python dictionary, rather there is a nested structure like a dictionary of dictionaries. Each application can have its own namespace.<br /><br />By default cadaver will set properties in its own custom namespace. So you need to use the <span style=”font-style: italic;”>set namespace</span> command to use the Zope namespace identified by its namespace: http://www.zope.org/propsets/default<code><br /></code><br />The following example uses cadaver and creates a collection (folder) and sets the title property:<br /><code></code><pre><br />mkcol just_a_folder<br />set namespace http://www.zope.org/propsets/default<br />propset just_a_folder title “A long title”<br /></pre>

Jordan Baker: WebDAV, cadaver and metadata

Originally from Planet Plone by hexsprite