BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//AT Content Types//AT Event//EN VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Talks X-WR-CALDESC:Talks and speakers at the conference BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-b9ef76f6769faacc2c0c7302a08282bd LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230642Z SUMMARY:How not to develop Plone products DTSTART:20101027T135500Z DTEND:20101027T144000Z DESCRIPTION:It's easy to shoot yourself in the foot when developing in any framework. But with the complexity of \, it's easy to construct a trap that will shoot you in the foot in half a year.\n\nThis rant tak es up a list of no-no's. Many of the seems like a good idea\, some are common in the community\, but still bad ideas\, and a few are just a case of using tools that you may not have known about. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/how-not-to-develop-plone-products CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-ec73d3b10540f819c71e6dd206e6be9e LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120313Z SUMMARY:Tools and techniques for a successful Plone project DTSTART:20101027T151000Z DTEND:20101027T155500Z DESCRIPTION:An effective development environment can be the difference between a successful project and a string of late night disasters. Le arn the and techniques that make the pros productive.\n\nWe'll cover build management\, testing\, documentation\, debugging and deployment\ , and discuss how you can get yourself out of a hole when deadlines ar e looming and Plone doesn't want to play nice. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/tools-and-techniques-for-a-successful-plone-project CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-d9c67a04ebf9cd20cd3ec891ae2fe9b8 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T115900Z SUMMARY:Design and development with Dexterity and convention-over-configuration DTSTART:20101027T130000Z DTEND:20101027T134500Z DESCRIPTION:Learn how to solve real-world problems with the content t ype framework. We'll illustrate how to analyse system requirements to identify content types\, views\, adapters and utilities\, and show how these can be built using and convention-over-configuration technique s with five.grok. In the end\, you will learn how to write clean\, int uitive code\, quickly and efficiently. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/design-and-development-with-dexterity-and-convention-over-configuration CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-2776b61ff849db5fbab5686c473265fe LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121411Z SUMMARY:Plone Theme Creation Simplified DTSTART:20101028T135500Z DTEND:20101028T144000Z DESCRIPTION:Themeeditor aims to reduce the amount of expert knowledge required to produce a Plone theme. Historically\, theme creation has r equired knowledge of many "moving parts" such as viewlets\, zope page templates\, generic setup\, zcml\, css\, html and buildout. \n\nTheme editor provides a single location where a new theme can be created by customizing an existing theme. The resulting customizations can then be exported to a filesystem based theme product. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-theme-creation-simplified CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-9b27efddddfb947fe1c594a729873c54 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231116Z SUMMARY:Loose weight now\, ask me how! DTSTART:20101027T112000Z DTEND:20101027T120500Z DESCRIPTION:If you are concerned that your Plone site will grow up to be a fatty\, you need to seriously consider upfront.diet. upfront.diet is a collection of fat burning code snippets and disciplines that wil l keep your Plone site fit and in shape. If you want to write Plone ap ps that need to scale to millions of objects\, you'll need a fundament al understanding of what is inside each pickle in the ZODB. This talk will go over the fundamentals and explore the tools that abstract it r ight away so that you can forget about it\, and focus on development. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/loose-weight-now-ask-me-how CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-98b5244172b38b9f2628f84b0f011b2b LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T114833Z SUMMARY:Deco\: Content Editing in Plone 5 DTSTART:20101027T091000Z DTEND:20101027T095500Z DESCRIPTION:Started in 2008 and described in the UI Proposal by Marti n Aspeli\, Geir Baekholt\, Laurence Rowe and Alexander Limi\, is the new page layout and rendering paradigm for Plone. This talk will be ab out the progress we have made so far\, showing a prototype of the layo ut and content editing in Plone 5. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/deco-content-editing-in-plone-5 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-67b4d4f8863514336478c71dc161487b LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231012Z SUMMARY:Where we go from here DTSTART:20101027T112000Z DTEND:20101027T120500Z DESCRIPTION:Now that Plone 4.0 is out\, we'll take a look at what will be happening with Plone over the next two years. Topics covered will include the future of the 4.x series\, a look at what's proposed for P lone 5\, and the steps we'll be taking to improve the quality and cons istency of those future releases. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/where-we-go-from-here CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-ba658c1992334d344a1b1241d2653438 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231321Z SUMMARY:Fixing the Ungoogleable\: Managing disasters without losing your cool DTSTART:20101028T080000Z DTEND:20101028T084500Z DESCRIPTION:The best thing about Plone is that it just works. Except w hen it doesn't. A myriad of things can cause your Plone setup to arriv e to a desperate state. From bad products to disk failures\, many of t hem are ungooglable but can still be fixed. Come learn essential syste m debugging tools and techniques in a relaxed environment instead of u nder the gun.\n\nThis talk is targeted towards beginning and medium le vel developers and integrators who are responsible for keeping a Plone site alive and kicking. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/fixing-the-ungoogleable-managing-disasters-without-losing-your-cool CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-984671af8b3e6cec4f287538a59cfc53 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121510Z SUMMARY:"Future is bright\, future is Plone" DTSTART:20101028T151000Z DTEND:20101028T155500Z DESCRIPTION:Sometimes when you are doing a lot of Plone development yo u could miss the big picture\: Plone is not just a CMS. It's a damn go od CMS with almost unlimited possibilities of integration. However its 'unlimity' has started to be one of its biggest limitations. \n\nSolr \, contentmirror\, WSGI\, repoze.bfg\, GetPaid\, KARL are all hot topi cs in the Plone community nowadays. Have you ever been wondering how t o use them well? With Plone? Make your bright - integrate efficiently your Plone with Python eco-system today! LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/future-is-bright-future-is-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-f254f3208f84d48a0f184a2c6970f160 LAST-MODIFIED:20100921T072804Z SUMMARY:collective.amberjack\: chapter one. The interactive age. DTSTART:20101028T130000Z DTEND:20101028T134500Z DESCRIPTION:collective.amberjack is ready to fight for you. Are you st ill using those old-fashion\, static video tutorials? Drop it!\nWrite your own interactive tutorial through-the-web using windmill.\nCreate a sandbox and let your users play.\nPublish your brand new product wit h a fully usable online demo. \nEnter the collective.amberjack suite. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/collective.amberjack-chapter-one.-the-interactive-age CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-5890fdd92dc867400d7c0c474eee6498 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T225309Z SUMMARY:Connexions and Enterprise Rhaptos -- A Global Education and Plone Success Story DTSTART:20101028T151000Z DTEND:20101028T155500Z DESCRIPTION:Connexions (cnx.org) is a global repository for textbooks\ , courses\, and learning materials\, used by 1.5 million learners a mo nth. All materials are free and adaptable for local needs. Connexions' unique quality control system puts schools\, universities\, and commu nities in control using its flexible lensing system (cnx.org/lenses). Connexions provides authoring tools for creating\, versioning\, and ad apting materials\, and provides automated services for viewing everyth ing online\, for printing PDFs\, for printing books on demand\, and fo r creating EPUBs. When authors update materials\, they are updated onl ine\, in print\, and in mobile formats automatically. Over the past ye ar Connexions has introduced "Enterprise Rhaptos"\, the open-source so ftware built on Plone and Zope that runs cnx.org. We spent a year gett ing the code ready for external development and use and released the n ew version in February 2010. Enterprise Rhaptos provides all the funct ionality of Connexions so that organizations can run their own reposit ories. The new release has also increased the size of the developer po ol for enhancing Rhaptos and Connexions. This last year also saw the c reation and expansion of the Connexions Consortium (cnxconsortium.org) to support Connexions global repository and the Enterprise Rhaptos so ftware. The membership includes universities\, community colleges\, pu blic education systems\, academic organizations and businesses all com mitted to the preservation of this global education resource. \n\nThis high level talk will focus on the ten year journey taking Connexions from inception to a mature\, sustainable repository benefiting learner s world-wide\, including the creation of the consortium. Of interest t o technical leaders\, the talk will also include our year-long process modernizing the development environment to use standard Plone and Zop e tools\, releasing Enterprise Rhaptos\, and supporting new external R haptos users and developers. At the end of the conference we will be h olding a sprint as a case study for a Plone 4 upgrade to Rhaptos. Many of our external developers are here at the Plone Bristol conferece an d will interject their own perspective. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/connexions-and-enterprise-rhaptos-a-global-education-and-plone-success-story CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-397393849df81408eb91b71b654ac315 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T115934Z SUMMARY:From the Client Side\: JavaScript and Plone DTSTART:20101027T130000Z DTEND:20101027T134500Z DESCRIPTION:This will be a quick review of the current state of Plone' s -side programming environment. We'll survey the Javascript component s included with Plone and how they're used to shape the user experienc e. We'll also cover some key add-on libraries for functions like media players.\n\nWe'll also take a look at the challenges for improving th e environment\, including testing\, coding standards\, accessibility a nd internationalization. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/from-the-client-side-javascript-and-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-fbf411f5c4a0bd9f2ff98f0cd95e616a LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121350Z SUMMARY:Plone Boutique\: a guide to automated and low-budget Plone 4 development on the cloud DTSTART:20101028T135500Z DTEND:20101028T144000Z DESCRIPTION:Yes\, we said development\, not only deployment. Plone (h ttp\://plone.com) is an attempt to standardize and automate developmen t and deployment practices for small teams of developers working with Plone 4. The base of the guide is a ZopeSkel template that creates a P lone add-on that hold Python code\, HTML/CSS\, Sphinx documentation fo r your project and deployment tools. The guide takes design decisions so you don't have to. Deployment is fully automated (with Fabric)\, al l you need to do is run a simple command in your buildout environment. \n\nThroughout the guide we strive to keep costs low but still focus on best-practice and productivity. Outsourcing hosting\, code reposito ries\, issue trackers\, email and archiving will keep you working on p rojects that bring you money and not loose valuable time. Running mont hly costs for a small developer team with one simple commercial projec t can be as low as $40 (with each additional project costing another $ 11).\n\nYou will hear about Plone 4\, Fabric\, Hudson\, Munin\, iptabl es\, Nginx\, CentOS\, Rackspace Cloud Servers & Emails\, Unfuddle\, Ju ngleDisk\, KeePass and more. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-boutique-a-guide-to-automated-and-low-budget-plone-4-development-on-the-cloud CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185638Z UID:ATEvent-babb117c6849197d480e1b6262ae8860 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121600Z SUMMARY:Going Global \: Using Best Effort Translation To Build High Quality Multilingual Websites DTSTART:20101028T151000Z DTEND:20101028T155500Z DESCRIPTION:Best effort translation\, which dynamically combines machi ne translation with human translations from volunteers or professional translators\, enables you to create high quality multilingual website s\, while also optimizing for cost\, quality and response time. Unlike traditional translation methods\, which are slow and expensive\, this methodology enables you to publish draft translations immediately whi le improving them as human translations and corrections come in. \n\nT his session introduces the principles of best effort translation syste ms\, and explains how the process can be implemented in a wide variety of web publishing environments\, as well as an overview of open sourc e translation tools and resources. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/going-global-using-best-effort-translation-to-build-high-quality-multilingual-websites CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-1825617cd6a5a929f877b0074c737935 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230819Z SUMMARY:High performance sites made easy DTSTART:20101027T102500Z DTEND:20101027T111000Z DESCRIPTION:The Zope Component Architecture is a very powerful tool wh ich is widely used in Plone and the Plone community. For stock users o f Plone it can seem like an encumbrance\, slowing the site down and co mplicating development without any advantages. However\, even basic ap plications built with Plone can benefit from some ZCA tricks that are not as widely known as they should be.\n\nThis talk will demonstrate s imple uses of the component architecture which\, along with a typical Plone stack\, allow developers to deliver very performance Plone site s while simultaneously freeing the developer from the normal optimisat ion worries. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/high-performance-sites-made-easy CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-db1dd94fc09949b3e0130e3a06c88b08 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120245Z SUMMARY:Untested Javascript code is broken code. Or\: How I arrived there. DTSTART:20101027T135500Z DTEND:20101027T144000Z DESCRIPTION:I would like to present a case study on how I test code i n the KARL project. KARL is a large repoze.BFG based open source intra net web application that deploys a complex user interface with AJAX\ , based on the jQuery and jquery-UI libraries.\n\nDuring the presentat ion I show technical details of server-less and AJAX unit testing wit h QUnit\, integration testing with Selenium\, and Continous Integratio n (CI) with Hudson through real life examples. I will also show how on e can write code that is easily testable. The fact that such good prac tices are available and easy to achieve\, leads to the conclusion that untested code cannot be considered to be trustworthy any more. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/untested-javascript-code-is-broken-code.-or-how-i-arrived-there CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-ac41b8256b31b42cf5a46bec0b0335ce LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120556Z SUMMARY:PretaCloud - the shared web platform for Government DTSTART:20101028T080000Z DTEND:20101028T084500Z DESCRIPTION:" - a shared web platform for Government" is a case study of a whole of government solution that has been provided by PretaWeb t o the New South Wales Government Chief Information Office.. A cluster of 5 servers powered by Plone was deployed with an architecture desig ned to support 20 websites. PretaWeb provides high level comprehensive managed services for the platform in addition to development and desi gn work\, end user and technical support for individual client agencie s. \n\nThis case study will cover technical aspects as well as the uni que operating model which is tailored for a whole of Government solut ion. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/pretacloud-the-shared-web-platform-for-government CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-42ec137328aa58971e14142772675f10 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120041Z SUMMARY:PloneEdu\: From Concept to Reality in Six Months DTSTART:20101027T130000Z DTEND:20101027T134500Z DESCRIPTION:(weblion.psu.edu/) is an effort to provide opportunities f or collaboration\, knowledge sharing\, and support for the use of Plon e for all levels and types of educational uses. At the Plone Conferen ce 2009\, we presented a proposal on how to move from a concept to re ality. Since November 2009\, officially launched it presence (May 201 0) and has been growing in leaps and bounds. \n\nIn this session\, you will learn about the start-up and launch efforts. More importantly\, you will hear about what is in store for the next year and how you ca n have a more active part in building this vibrant community for those using Plone in education. Help us make Plone the #1 CMS for education ! LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/ploneedu-from-concept-to-reality-in-six-months CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-5243e558f1034b77564dd4f2ee90b53a LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231535Z SUMMARY:When Plone is overkill DTSTART:20101028T085500Z DTEND:20101028T094000Z DESCRIPTION:"If all you have is a hammer\, every problem looks like a nail." Learn about simple alternatives that promise to fit the brain o f Plone developers. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/when-plone-is-overkill CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-51fbf7e430a7efa58351d9fd525b54f2 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231343Z SUMMARY:Faceted navigation on Plone DTSTART:20101028T080000Z DTEND:20101028T084500Z DESCRIPTION:General presentation of navigation.\n\nPresentation of ee a.navigation\, ways to use\, customize and integrate with your Plone s ite. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/faceted-navigation-on-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-dc1a51ef00928ddeee9f838453182b2e LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120707Z SUMMARY:Brasil.gov.br\: Building a digital nation with Plone DTSTART:20101028T085500Z DTEND:20101028T094000Z DESCRIPTION:Built with Plone and maintained by a team of over 70 peopl e -- journalists\, developers\, designers and integrators -- Brasil.go v.br is the main hub for the ian EGov initiative.\nThis session will p resent a case study discussing challenges faced in order to develop\, deploy and maintain the largest Plone-powered portal in . LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/brasil.gov.br-building-a-digital-nation-with-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-8fe727189a9345df12c2288657154581 LAST-MODIFIED:20100920T154703Z SUMMARY:From copy to paster\: A middle-class Plone developer tale DTSTART:20101028T080000Z DTEND:20101028T084500Z DESCRIPTION:A "middle-class developer" talks about lessons learnt duri ng 6 years of active Plone development. From the early "copy and paste " Archetypes development to Dexterity\, and beyond. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/from-copy-to-paster-a-middle-class-plone-developer-tale CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-0c295361906e5c27144d2c6ba3835276 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T225725Z SUMMARY:Oops I Deployed It Again DTSTART:20101028T151000Z DTEND:20101028T155500Z DESCRIPTION:Managing remotely hosted plone using Fabric\, buildout and collective.hostout. Covers extending hostout to develop and share com mand suites for managing many servers at once. Will cover examples use d in production. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/oops-i-deployed-it-again CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-36dede8fb24d39230f1c0544d9929f4d LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230952Z SUMMARY:FunnelWeb\: Quickly importing existing sites DTSTART:20101027T102500Z DTEND:20101027T111000Z DESCRIPTION:Stumped when it comes to quoting on content conversion? Au tomate it using \, a tool built on collective.transmogrifier which cra wls\, cleans and imports existing live websites as plone content. \nTh is tutorial will introduce transmogrifier\, how to use it and how each of the transmogrifier blueprints can be used for your own importing tasks. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/funnelweb-quickly-importing-existing-sites CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-05e354beb9c07349008c491f2cf58fe6 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121104Z SUMMARY:Fine-tuning Plone for Cultural Organizations DTSTART:20101028T110500Z DTEND:20101028T115000Z DESCRIPTION:organizations including art museums have changed radically the way they use the web. Based on the online strategies of several a rt institutions\, such as\, Tate Online[1]\, we tweaked existing Plone features and developed new Plone products in order to fulfill specifi c needs of organizations. \n\nWe developed an online platform using P lone that is more content oriented rather than structure oriented. We included live streaming media not only on the front-page but also on s emantically relevant pages. Plone is being successfully used as a medi a online archive. Recent information and activities are historically c ontextualized with relevant archival material using a newly developed Plone product. Finally\, Plone has been extended with a new product th at enhances Plone with the possibility to automatically republish cont ent on relevant social networks. The results of our research and devel opment can be deployed by other organizations in areas that might incl ude governmental and educational. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/fine-tuning-plone-for-cultural-organizations CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-17d4605e5ecad976466287f08d57dc5d LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T114948Z SUMMARY:Solving social network fatigue with Plone DTSTART:20101027T091000Z DTEND:20101027T095500Z DESCRIPTION:Modern websites rather than being seen as isolated islands are understood as nodes in larger networks. It is increasingly import ant to keep an active interaction with networks. Several organization s are struggling with limited resources in order to keep up with multi ple networks leading to what has been called as network fatigue. We have developed a new Plone product that uses the content types in orde r to automatically publish relevant content in a format that is unders tood by the respective networks. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/solving-social-network-fatigue-with-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-5857205b5f747593853db63ca000c22d LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121156Z SUMMARY:The world outside Plone DTSTART:20101028T130000Z DTEND:20101028T134500Z DESCRIPTION:What Plone could learn from Django\, Django CMS\, Joomla! and Wordpress technologies and communities\: behind the scars and stor ies of flamewars. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/the-world-outside-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-b1422f7344117ea94128212c5f33fd7e LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T114857Z SUMMARY:Mad about mobile DTSTART:20101027T091000Z DTEND:20101027T095500Z DESCRIPTION:iPhone changed the game and mobile browsing and apps are h ere to stay. What kind of business opportunities HTML5\, App Stores an d other new mobile technologies offer. and how they affect your life a s a web developer. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/mad-about-mobile CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-35baa19a729f452851bac7480871b36f LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120859Z SUMMARY:Potential Plone Clients\: How to Seal the Deal DTSTART:20101028T101000Z DTEND:20101028T105500Z DESCRIPTION:What is the secret to turning a CMS prospect into a Plone client? As Content Management Systems have become mainstream\, custome rs are more sophisticated in the questions they ask and initial contac ts can include in-depth comparisons to competitors. Organizing your in formation and having a plan to pitch Plone is the key to successful cl ient acquisition. In this talk\, Hendryx-Parker will unveil the proces s he follows to win. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/potential-plone-clients-how-to-seal-the-deal CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-2fda721eff4bcaeb9e54060318080dff LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T122105Z SUMMARY:Multilingual sites - caveats and tips DTSTART:20101027T151000Z DTEND:20101027T155500Z DESCRIPTION:Managing multilingual sites - the caveats and the tips. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/multilingual-sites-cavets-and-tips CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-00cbbb5bd463a4cb71ca5242544e3824 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230746Z SUMMARY:Enterprise Search in Plone using Solr DTSTART:20101027T091000Z DTEND:20101027T095500Z DESCRIPTION:Six Feet Up CTO Calvin Hendryx-Parker will go into the det ails of implementing with Plone for a large project. is an enterpris e search engine that can be deployed alongside of Plone.\n\nSome of th e topics to be discussed include\:\n\n * weighted search\n * thesa urus\n * spell check\n * flexible query parsing\n * faster searc h performance LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/enterprise-search-in-plone-using-solr CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-29f50ff0cb6bed19859a49d429d04fab LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230236Z SUMMARY:LDAP and Active Directory authentication in Plone DTSTART:20101027T102500Z DTEND:20101027T111000Z DESCRIPTION:In this presentation\, we will discuss the benefits of hav ing Plone authenticate against a directory server. We will explore w hich tools are available to make this authentication option successful as well as how to configure them. Finally\, disadvantages and possib le problems with such a setup will be discussed. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/ldap-and-active-directory-authentication-in-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-e00120a9daebf60bc8e8420e9261b420 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120009Z SUMMARY:Continuous Integration Testing using Hudson DTSTART:20101027T130000Z DTEND:20101027T134500Z DESCRIPTION:Hudson Continuous server is being widely adopted as a mea ns of keeping a constant eye on the code quality of projects. Learn ho w to integrate it into your Plone testing routine. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/continuous-integration-testing-using-hudson CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-64395050cf6a8c447bdd89885566ac6b LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121321Z SUMMARY:The Art of Integrating Plone with Webservices DTSTART:20101028T135500Z DTEND:20101028T144000Z DESCRIPTION:Part of Zope's power lies in integrating it with other web -based services. Python provides some powerful "batteries included" to help with this\, but there are still some common pitfalls to watch ou t for.\n\nDrawing on examples from Groundwire's Plone add-ons that int egrate with external services (Salesforce.com\, Google Analytics\, Bro wn Paper Tickets\, etc.)\, this talk will introduce concepts\, tools a nd techniques applicable to any Zope/Plone + third-party API integrati on. Topics discussed will include\:\n * common API types (e.g. REST\, SOAP\, XMLRPC) and how to talk to them from Python\n * maintaining a t hreadsafe pool of clients\n * dealing with API faults and ZODB Conflic tErrors\n * techniques to work around the performance hit of external calls (e.g. caching\, asynchronous loading\, queues)\n * testing integ ration with 3rd-party services LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/the-art-of-integrating-plone-with-webservices CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185639Z UID:ATEvent-160a31381feea98acf5a6815e6dac00b LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120426Z SUMMARY:FullMarks for Plone \:) DTSTART:20101027T151000Z DTEND:20101027T155500Z DESCRIPTION:All teachers need to have the time\, focus\, support and r esources necessary to deliver their curriculum effectively. (www..org .za) is an assessment bank plus toolkit\, built on Plone\, to generate tests\, capture and analyse learners' results and provide detailed re porting on a learner-by-learner\, class or national basis as to learni ng outcomes achieved. was built for teachers in South Africa but can be used by anyone. will support communities of teachers sharing\, ada pting and enhancing assessment items in iterative\, open and transpare nt ways\, saving time\, providing assessment items of the highest qual ity and enhancing the sharing of ideas. \n\nThe bank is open in the se nse that it is free\, open source (not just built on open source soft ware)\, items are openly licensed and allows for open discussion among st educators. It has been deliberately stripped down to be incredibly quick to learn and simple to use. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/fullmarks-for-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-7b2349cd3fe0b6ec09a0c728355e83b4 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230517Z SUMMARY:Plone on Relstorage DTSTART:20101028T135500Z DTEND:20101028T144000Z DESCRIPTION:In this presentation we will discuss what Relstroage is\, and the effect it can have on your Plone site. We will compare differ ent Relstorage backends (MySQL and PostgreSQL) and how they perform co mpared to the default filestorage. We will also discuss why you may o r may not want to use Relstorage in your environment. We will also re view any changes you will need to make to your environment to maintain Relstorage. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-on-relstorage CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-4f98a5b8319fa2a04aa511f959067fea LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120209Z SUMMARY:Laying Pipe with Transmogrifier DTSTART:20101027T135500Z DTEND:20101027T144000Z DESCRIPTION:is a tool that gives you the ability to create a configura ble pipeline to import and export from various systems. Each section o f the pipe can be turned into a re-usable blueprint that can be given back to the community. This gives us the ability to quickly create mig ration paths for existing systems and maintain them as Python packages .\n\n isn't just for Plone\, it can be used to import and export from any system. We will cover how to set up in your Plone site or in a st andalone environment. Then we will learn how to create a pipeline to perform a migration. Then we will discuss how to create your own bluep rints\, package them up and release to the community. LOCATION:Dutchess 1+2 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/laying-pipe-with-transmogrifier CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-46f5a0d6e66570ab087c432daaf8e57d LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231811Z SUMMARY:Buildout for the Future DTSTART:20101028T110500Z DTEND:20101028T115000Z DESCRIPTION:Buildout is a great tool for creating repeatable environme nts. But what happens when things change and you are left with a broke n buildout? This talk will focus on creating a buildout that can survi ve the test of time. The talk will cover how to keep your packages pin ned so that releases don't cause you headaches. We will also discuss how to set up your own package server in order to make sure that you a lways have the packages that you need. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/buildout-for-the-future CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-451762de73341f7c36eace27a3aa3f9d LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120618Z SUMMARY:The State of Plone Caching DTSTART:20101028T085500Z DTEND:20101028T094000Z DESCRIPTION:The old workhorse\, CacheFu\, has long been on everyone's must-install list of Plone add-ons. For Plone 4\, the new solution is now plone.app.. This session will discuss the latest developments in both products\, with a greater emphasis on the bright and shiny bit s.\n\nLearn how to install and customize these products\, how to diagn ose issues and benchmark performance\, what are split-views and how t o cache them correctly\, what are the cache engineering tradeoffs when dealing with composite views\, how to set up a proxy the right way\, and some more miscellaneous tricks of the trade as time permits and m ood swings allow. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/the-state-of-plone-caching CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-9856af736246a5a9a625bfb959a3571c LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231134Z SUMMARY:Plone at the University of Washington DTSTART:20101027T112000Z DTEND:20101027T120500Z DESCRIPTION:Web Collective worked with the University of Washington ma rketing team to deploy Plone to manage and serve top-level content pag es for the university at\:\nhttp\://www.washington.edu/\nThey chose We b Collective to help launch the site\, and Melody Winkle (project mana ger\, Web Collective) discusses the issues that came up during the pro ject. \n\nThese included project management (how to pull off an ambi tious launch)\, usability (how Plone can work better for their team)\, theming with XDV (how to bring the UW team up to speed when Plone isn 't their only job)\, and scaling (what happens when the top-level page s are on Plone). LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-at-the-university-of-washington CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-78aca9e95f9c96be06ac59e213ee64bf LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121217Z SUMMARY:Giving light to dark corners of z3c.form DTSTART:20101028T130000Z DTEND:20101028T134500Z DESCRIPTION:z3c.form is becoming (if its not already) 'de facto' form framework used by many products and will be included in upcoming Plone releases. While trying be simple it still have to stay flexible to su it most of use cases.\n\nIn this session we will learn the basics of z 3c.form that every plone developer should know about\: creating widget s\, compound widgets\, building forms\, auto-generating forms\, review of available widgets and for the end\, z3c.form in upcomming Dexterit y and Deco.\n\nHopefully\, this talk will be followed by open space se ssion\, where we can address issues we are facing when developing with z3c.form. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/giving-light-to-dark-corners-of-z3c.form CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-2f5fde9cb7b54756a4f2d2a11593eb22 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T120741Z SUMMARY:Pain-free complex ldap scenarios DTSTART:20101028T085500Z DTEND:20101028T094000Z DESCRIPTION:The current LDAP Plone integration offers easy configurati on for certain\nOpenLDAP and ActiveDirectory setups. Otherwise you get in touch with the underlying machinery. LDAP usermanagement\, as use rmanagement in general\, is not specific to Plone and should be realiz ed outside of it.\n\nWe present an LDAP usermanagement covering all po ssible setups\, that is glued into PAS by one slim plugin and offers a plone control panel for\npersistent configuration of the outside syst em. Default configurations can be loaded. The sessions covers applicat ion and implementation. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/pain-free-complex-ldap-scenarios CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-2da45224c0ba2da829abdeed71326102 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231719Z SUMMARY:Plone is so semantic! Isn't it? DTSTART:20101028T101000Z DTEND:20101028T105500Z DESCRIPTION:Plone as a semantic CMS\, what we have\, whats missing\, w hats coming. \n\nAfter participating at two community workshops at IKS project\, an open source EU project to bring semantic technologies to CMS platforms\, I got a good insight in recent semantic developments and requirements for real-world use. In my talk I'll explain the diffe rent semantics of "semantic" if it comes to CMS\, show you what Plone already semantically has and whats missing. Finally I present the cur rent two major outcomes of IKS and how it will be integrated with Plon e. \n\n("IKS- Interactive Knowledge Stack is an Integrating Project pa rt-funded by the European Commission. It started in January 2009 and w ill provide an open source technology platform for semantically enhanc ed content management systems." cite http\://www.iks-project.eu/ ) LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-is-so-semantic-isnt-it CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-26e301fed6570c0c0862759d29d45ceb LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231611Z SUMMARY:How to easily build Plone custom applications through the web with small development knowledge DTSTART:20101028T101000Z DTEND:20101028T105500Z DESCRIPTION:Plomino is a Plone product which allows to build custom ap plications entirely from the Plone web interface. It allows to design forms using the TinyMCE editor\, and to insert fields\, or custom acti ons directly in their layout. Fields can be basic inputs\, but they ca n also be much more advanced (computed fields\, charts\, maps\, dynami c datagrids\, etc.). Forms can also contains custom actions\, or dynam ically hiden areas. Information stored using those forms can be sorted \, filtered\, or searched. The application behaviour can be changed de pending on the user access rights and roles. With those features\, Plo mino enables any non-Plone expert to build custom applications quickly and easily.\nThis talk will introduce to Plomino usage\, will present some business cases\, and will explain how Plomino deals with standar d software development practices (testing\, debugging\, deployment\, s erver-to-server synchronization\, etc.). LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/how-to-easily-build-plone-custom-applications-through-the-web-with-small-development-knowledge CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-a1ff66f4223d9a24e1cab6aa31924da0 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231748Z SUMMARY:Theming with XDV DTSTART:20101028T110500Z DTEND:20101028T115000Z DESCRIPTION:is a way to apply a style/theme contained in a static HTML web page (usually with related CSS\, JavaScript and image resources) to a dynamic website created using any server-side technology. The the me is compiled down to an XSLT file which can then be deployed in Plon e\, Apache\, Nginx\, or a WSGI pipeline.\n\nThis talk introduces the rules syntax\; compares with Deliverance\; and presents some examples of in production. LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/theming-with-xdv CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-7f1d3b25d732707569957e2b60e0f2c0 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121622Z SUMMARY:External E-commerce and Plone playing along DTSTART:20101028T151000Z DTEND:20101028T155500Z DESCRIPTION:Plone is the most secure CMS\, do you need to shoe everyth ing into it? We will show you how to think SOA and show how you can in tegrate an secure e-commerce system with your Plone site. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/external-e-commerce-and-plone-playing-along CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-92dd42fe4c554e6b967cb53a47d28ab3 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231038Z SUMMARY:Easier and faster Plone theming with Deliverance and xdv DTSTART:20101027T112000Z DTEND:20101027T120500Z DESCRIPTION:One of the first things that people want to do with their Plone site is customize the look-n-feel. This usually requires making a Plone theme product which is an involved process and demands someone with programming skills. The process to take an existing website desi gn and implement it in Plone requires a good knowledge of Plone themin g engine\, and usually the ones most skilled to create the design are the least skilled to implement it in Plone.\n\nBut what if you could m ake your Plone look like any website design knowing only basic HTML/CS S skills? Well\, there is a tool available that lets you do just that. Deliverance is a middleware service that sits in between your Plone s ite and your website design. The website design template can be any ar bitrary HTML/CSS - there's nothing Plone specific about it. This talk will give clear examples of how to get started using Deliverance to cu t down your Plone theming from days to hours. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/easier-and-faster-plone-theming-with-deliverance-and-xdv CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-792cfbdf2b5fd4e7fc77e170c0b2dfa0 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121033Z SUMMARY:Best practices for Plone hosting and deployment DTSTART:20101028T110500Z DTEND:20101028T115000Z DESCRIPTION:Plone is one of the easiest CMSes to download and install on your local machine\, but what about when you need to deploy it to a production server for public consumption? Unless you have a trained s ystems administrator on your team\, you're going to need to learn abou t Apache vhosts\, setting up caching proxies\, load balancing\, logfil e rotation\, backups and security issues. \n\nThis talk will cover al l aspects of getting your Plone site production ready and feature many tips and tricks to make your job easier. We will discuss the various hosting strategies including the new breed of virtual cloud servers fr om Amazon\, and tools to easily manage a cluster of machines and monit or them for high availability. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/best-practices-for-plone-hosting-and-deployment CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-b6b3989571a7a21ac3d37d146b58c2ca LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231652Z SUMMARY:Scalable and high availability Plone hosting with Amazon EC2 for Rice University's Enterprise Rhaptos open education platform DTSTART:20101028T101000Z DTEND:20101028T105500Z DESCRIPTION:Rhaptos is the Plone-based open source software that power s the popular educational materials portal CNX.org which receives 1-1. 6 million visitors every month from all over the world. As a very popu lar resource for so many people\, it's imperative that the site is arc hitected for high availability. With data centers in Houston near hurr icane territory\, it was critical to have a backup plan for where to h ost the site in the event that the data center was destroyed.\n\nThis talk is a case study for how Rice University together with external co nsultants came up with a virtualization of the Rhaptos platform\, to b e able to quickly launch new instances on Amazon EC2. The deployment w as completely automated for both multi-server production environments as well as one-off demo and testing instances. We'll show you how this was done and the tools and methods we used to make a rock solid solut ion. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/scalable-and-high-availability-plone-hosting-with-amazon-ec2-for-rice-universitys-enterprise-rhaptos-open-education-platform CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-d8138d9896e4edeaecde0bd69d294551 LAST-MODIFIED:20100917T121258Z SUMMARY:Boosting productivity with “Plone-driven Plone development” DTSTART:20101028T130000Z DTEND:20101028T134500Z DESCRIPTION:How to use Plone as a tool to develop for Plone in a model -driven fashion\: modelling your customers’ sites *in Plone*\, gener ating code for content and theme products *by using Plone* and finally being able to access all model data at runtime *in Plone* to implemen t generic functions and runtime configurability. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/boosting-productivity-with-201cplone-driven-plone-development201d CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185640Z UID:ATEvent-bbbea1d32ee32a2f54b2df765fb6abf8 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T230910Z SUMMARY:A Consultant's experience of Plone DTSTART:20101027T102500Z DTEND:20101027T111000Z DESCRIPTION:Having selected Plone as the platform for an internal CMS engagement\, and using the project as an opportunity to up-skill a new team\, we will share our s\, joys and many lessons learned when exper iencing Plone for the first time with a deadline to meet.\n\nThis sess ion aims to give conference attendees an open\, frank of our s with P lone\, provides some food for thought and hopefully encourages some de bate! LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/a-consultants-experience-of-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20100908T185641Z UID:ATEvent-df6037868927bf9cc12c7d80a4ca3d74 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T231845Z SUMMARY:Plone Alone? DTSTART:20101028T110500Z DTEND:20101028T115000Z DESCRIPTION:This will be a brief history of the ups and downs of using Plone in the Medical Sciences Division at Oxford. I'll have to explai n some of the infuriating idiosyncrasies of working in an academic ins titution - so you can come and mock\, sympathize or empathize at that bit. However my aim apart from self-pity will be to demonstrate the fl exibility of Plone in meeting the challenges of content management in a complex distributed environment and the power of an exemplary open s ource project\n\nIf you're considering Plone\, content management or o pen source then I hope this will be a useful talk (I'd be thrilled if you could learn from my mistakes as it would make it all worthwhile). If you're a member of the fabulous Plone community and have helped us or worked with us\, then come along and see if you get a mention\, plu s understand a little better why we in the MSD appear to be completely mad. LOCATION:Dutchess 3+4 CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-alone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20101025T234259Z UID:ATEvent-7e37e5850e86e52b6cdedbedbc9dc613 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T234304Z SUMMARY:Lightning Talks DTSTART:20101028T160500Z DTEND:20101028T170500Z DESCRIPTION: LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/lightning-talks-1 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20101025T234441Z UID:ATEvent-4ad8d5462741ba6bc833e06837faddd2 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T234446Z SUMMARY:Plone Foundation AGM DTSTART:20101028T171500Z DTEND:20101028T175500Z DESCRIPTION:Anyone can attend this AGM\, but only Plone Foundation mem bers may propose a motion LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-foundation-agm CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20101025T234607Z UID:ATEvent-a30a30210058f0fd3959a1a48f605ac0 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T234616Z SUMMARY:Plone Conference Dinner / Party DTSTART:20101028T180000Z DTEND:20101028T225500Z DESCRIPTION:Beer & Pies! At 31 Corn Street. CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/plone-conference-dinner-party CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20101025T233741Z UID:ATEvent-40d7ec7aa1ecf763961f146700af3e1b LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T234102Z SUMMARY:Guest Keynote\: Challenging Business DTSTART:20101027T160500Z DTEND:20101027T170500Z DESCRIPTION: LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/guest-keynote-challenging-business CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20101025T224515Z UID:ATEvent-87f510b89cb5b49c66939688c1162223 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T225447Z SUMMARY:How Not To #fail DTSTART:20101027T135500Z DTEND:20101027T144000Z DESCRIPTION:An advanced talk focusing on all aspects of plone sales\, development to deployment. LOCATION:Malborough Room CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/how-not-to-fail CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20120518T025252Z CREATED:20101025T232653Z UID:ATEvent-947b231f258860d96668a01e9b2a8fe5 LAST-MODIFIED:20101025T233522Z SUMMARY:Keynote\: The Future of Plone DTSTART:20101027T080000Z DTEND:20101027T090000Z DESCRIPTION: LOCATION:Wessex Suite CONTACT:matt URL:http://www.ploneconf2010.org/the-event/talks/keynote-the-future-of-plone CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR