The Definitive Guide to Plone: Writing a Product in Python
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The Definitive Guide to Plone: Writing a Product in Python
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Read our reasons for choosing Drupal as the platform for telecentre.org (PDF)
Varför Socialsignal.com valde Drupal som community-plattform för ett projekt
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My colleagues and I at ONE/Northwest have been spending a lot of time engaging with an Open Source software development community (the folks who make Plone) over the past two years. It’s been an amazing learning experience.
The following essay summarizes our experiences and attempts to tease out someulearnings both for nonprofits and for Open Source communities
This is a really rough first draft. I invite your thoughts, feedback, questions and criticisms. Tell me what parts (if any) ring true with you. Tell me what to cut.  Tell me what I missed, or what I just plain got wrong.
Jon Stahl: Nonprofits, Open Source and Leadership: ONE/Northwest and the Plone Community
Originally from Planet Plone
Plone 3.0 is a lot more tightlipped about displaying potentially sensitive error messages. Instead it just displays a log number which can then be used to send in feedback. That’s great. Except when you’re writing browsertests, because then you don’t have a log to look up the number…
Naturally, this makes debugging page templates using browser tests more tedious (than it already is). Solution? Use the verbose error message template from Plone 2.5. Like so:
svn cat https://svn.plone.org/svn/plone/CMFPlone/tags/2.5.3/skins/plone_templates/default_error_message.pt > parts/plone/CMFPlone/skins/plone_templates/default_error_message.pt
Now you can actually see which attribute caused an AttributeError etc. Usually, that helps
Tom Lazar: Debugging browser tests in Plone 3.0
Originally from Planet Plone
Unit, Integration, and Functional Testing with Plone — ServerZen Software
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Plone CMS Lessons — InSmallSteps.com
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Begin with KSS — KSS (Kinetic Style Sheets)
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Plog – Peterbe.com (Peter Bengtsson on Python, Zope, Kung Fu, London and photos)
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