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Introduction to Plone (PyCon Ireland 2010)
The document discusses Plone, an enterprise-level content management system (CMS), highlighting its features and advantages, including user-friendliness, multilingual support, and security. It contrasts Plone with application frameworks, noting its out-of-the-box functionality and customization challenges. The document also covers installation options and various Plone-supported vertical markets and developer tools.
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Introduction to Plone (PyCon Ireland 2010)
- 1. Plone 4 -Enterprise level CMS Kevin Gill
- 2. Who Am I Software Developer 20 Years
- 3. Python / ZopeDeveloper since 2002
- 4. Net Visionary AwardWinner 2005, 2007
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- 6. What is aCMS? Content Management System Add/Edit all sorts of content (Via browser) Pages, News Items, Images, Video Grouping / aggregating content (bigger story)
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- 13. Sub-sites / GroupContent/ User Content
- 14. How does Plonediffer from an Application Framework? Plone is an application not a framework
- 15. Plone works 'outof the box' with customization
- 16. Plone puts toomany things in the way before you can start to develop an application. Application Frameworks simplify / structure web-applications, examples: Django, Grok, Pylons, TurboGears, web2py, Zope (see wiki.python.org/moin/WebFrameworks)
- 17. Why not builda CMS myself Plone is: Well documented
- 18. Professional Support isavailable
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- 24. A Web PublishingSystem rather than a document Publishing system
- 25. Get Started Downloadand install Plone from Plone.org or PondCMS (Plone ON Demand)
- 26. Plone – MainSkin
- 27. Plone – MainSkin – Logged In
- 28. Plone – AddPage
- 29. Page Added –Publish it
- 30. Set page tobe Folder default View
- 31. Normal View ofFolder / Page
- 32. Aside: Views Zopemaps URL to an object (+ a view)
- 33. View name maybe preceded with @@
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- 35. Collections Collections arethe same as reports in Plone
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- 37. Composed Pages Sectionpages are composed from content pages
- 38. Plone – UserManagement By default, simple local security
- 39. Can be LDAP,NTLM, database lookup
- 40. Plone Designers –Deliverance Xdv
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- 43. Plone Developers -Dexterity Zope3 style development
- 44. Faster development thanArchetypes
- 45. Web-to-filesystem – roundtrip(eventually)
- 46. Still a lotmore work than an app framework Build the model (Schema)
- 47. Plug in thebehaviours
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- 49. Configure how itplugs into Plone (type) View: Example PyCon Ireland Registration Page
- 50. Plone – VerticalMarkets Plone4Artists
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- 52. Plinkit (public librarysolution)
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