Steve’s Blog
More or less random musings about open-source software, Plone and Davis, California.
- Plone Installers Brainstorming at PloneConf
- Notes from the open-space discussion on installers at PloneConf 2011
- PloneFormGen gittin' to github
- PloneFormGen's repository and issue tracker have moved to github.
- Professional Plone 4 Development
- Martin Aspeli updates his book, and Plone.
- Plone Conference Training: The Instructors
- Five two-day training courses will be taught at this year's Plone Conference.
- New fieldsets for PloneFormGen
- The latest beta of PFG has a new fieldset mechanism.
- Rapture (PSE 2011) Sprint Report
- Over 50 sprinters gathered after Plone Symposium East for two days of rapturous sprinting.
- PloneFormGen Updates
- New releases in the 1.6 and 1.7 series
- Plone Symposium South America: Sprint Report
- We had a great two days of sprinting at the end of Plone Symposium South America in Cordoba, Argentina.
- A Look at Plone 3 Intranets
- A review of “Plone 3 Intranets” by Víctor Fernández de Alba.
- Plone Conf 2010: Not Just for Coders
- Plone Companies: Get your design, UI, documentation and project management people to the conference.
- Finishing Up GSOC 2010 PloneFormGen Work
- A video snapshot of Manca's latest PFG UI work.
- Google Summer of Code & PloneFormgen
- Nenad Mancevic (Manca) has been doing some great work adding dynamic UI elements to PloneFormGen.
- Plone and jQuery Tools
- Plone 4 uses the ultra-lightweight jQuery Tools set for basic UI. Here's why we chose it.
- BDFL considered (potentially) harmful
- In a mature open-source project, the power of a BDFL should be moral — not proprietary.
- New developer buildout options in installers
- Developer-oriented options in the Unified and OS X installers have moved.
- Learning JavaScript — again
- Javascript's been changing. Or, is it me?
- PloneFormGen: Ready for Plone 4
- Version 1.6.0b1 of PloneFormGen is compatible with Plone 3 and 4.
