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    1. Introduction to Plone Organizers’ Collaborative CMS Series Jan. 24, 2005 Nate Aune, IT Consultant natea@jazkarta.com Jazkarta - www.jazkarta.com
    2. Who is this guy? • B.A. Computer Science & Music Minor, Pacific Lutheran University (1991-94) • Study abroad and work in Copenhagen, Denmark (1994-97) • Studied Jazz Performance & Composition, Berklee College of Music (1997-99) • Founded Jazkarta Consulting in New York City (2001) • IT Director for Learning Lab Denmark (2002-2004) • Founded Plone4Artists project (2003) • Self-employed consultant - Jazkarta.com (2004-Present) www.jazkarta.com
    3. Agenda • What is Plone? • Who is using Plone? • Why Plone? • What about support? • And hosting? • What can Plone do? Demo • Questions & discussion www.jazkarta.com
    4. What is Plone? • open source content management system (CMS) • freely downloadable software under the GPL license • built by an international community of friendly developers • not owned by any single company (like Linux) www.jazkarta.com
    5. Who uses Plone? • Oxfam America • US Aid • United Nations • National Health Services (UK) • Open Source Development Labs • Omidyar Network • Greenpeace • NASA Jet Propulsion Labs (Mars Rover site) www.jazkarta.com
    6. Oxfam America www.oxfamamerica.org www.jazkarta.com
    7. National Health Services (UK) www.npfit.nhs.uk Text www.jazkarta.com
    8. International Open Source Network www.iosn.net www.jazkarta.com
    9. Omidyar Network www.omidyar.net/home www.jazkarta.com
    10. Open Source Development Lab www.osdl.org www.jazkarta.com
    11. Street Football World www.streetfootballworld.org This website is an interactive and participative communication and cooperation platform for sharing good practice and global networking for football based social projects and initiatives. These projects primarily target less privileged, impoverished, poorly educated, war-torn and conflicting people and regions with the aim of promoting peaceful conflict resolution, non-formal education, crime reduction, social integration and health prevention - using football as the main tool and common language! This platform represents a global community of these football projects, built on the principles of diversity, sustainability and inclusiveness. www.jazkarta.com
    12. Ubuntu Linux www.ubuntulinux.org www.jazkarta.com
    13. Learning Lab Denmark www.lld.dk www.jazkarta.com
    14. VoteWatch www.votewatch.us www.jazkarta.com
    15. Greenpeace Cyberactivist Community act.greenpeace.org www.jazkarta.com
    16. Public Knowledge www.publicknowledge.org www.jazkarta.com
    17. Human Rights Network www.humanrights.net.nz www.jazkarta.com
    18. Why Plone? • Basic content management features built-in • Workflow tool • 100+ add-on products (most are open source and freely downloadable) • Rich services such as full-text searching and indexing and syndication www.jazkarta.com
    19. Why Plone? (2) • Designer friendly • Easy to use • Accessibility • Modular • Scalable • Multilingual www.jazkarta.com
    20. Plone = designer friendly • Fully-validated XHTML templates • Much can be changed with just CSS • Designers and coders can work simultaneously without stepping on each others’ toes www.jazkarta.com
    21. www.jazkarta.com
    22. Plone = easy to use • Strong focus on end-user usability • Most users need minimal to no training • Drag-n-drop uploading of content www.jazkarta.com
    23. Plone = accessibility • Carefully follows standards for accessibility • Fully compliant with text browsers and screen readers • Plone pages are compliant Mrs. Habisch, from Vorarlberger with US Section 508, and Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired, using Plone with a braille the W3C’s AA rating for reader accessibility www.jazkarta.com
    24. Plone = modular • Start simple and build on top of a solid foundation • Add/remove plug-ins with one click • Extensible as your needs grow www.jazkarta.com
    25. www.jazkarta.com
    26. Plone = scalable • Apache • ZEO • pound • Squid www.jazkarta.com
    27. Plone = multilingual • Internationalization of UI and content • Translated out-of-the- box into 40+ languages, more than any other CMS • Supports right-to-left languages such as Hebrew, Arabic www.jazkarta.com
    28. www.jazkarta.com
    29. ZopeChina.com (in English) www.jazkarta.com
    30. ZopeChina.com (in Chinese) www.jazkarta.com
    31. www.jazkarta.com
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    34. What about support? • Free support • Commercial support www.jazkarta.com
    35. Free support • Online support from worldwide community • Mailing lists / newsgroups (50 msgs/day) • plone.user, plone.devel, plone.design, plone.archetypes, plone.documentation • IRC - internet relay chat (120 users) • #plone, #archetypes, #plonedesign on irc.freenode.net www.jazkarta.com
    36. Commercial Support • 120+ Plone/Zope solution providers listed on www.opensourcexperts.com • 190+ Plone/Zope solution providers listed on www.zope.org/Resources/ZSP www.jazkarta.com
    37. Books • Definitive Guide to Plone Andy McKay, APress • FREE online version: www.jazkarta.com/technology/plone/plonebook • Building Websites with Plone J. Cameron Cooper, Packt Publishing • Plone Content Management Essentials Julie Meloni, SAMS www.jazkarta.com
    38. www.jazkarta.com
    39. Hosting • Self-hosting • Free hosting • Commercial hosting www.jazkarta.com
    40. Self-hosting • Point-n-click installers for Windows & OS X • Step-by-step instructions for installing on Linux, FreeBSD • Zope has built-in Web, FTP, WebDAV server www.jazkarta.com
    41. Free Hosting • Objectis - www.objectis.org • Ingenihosting - www.ingenihosting.com www.jazkarta.com
    42. Commercial hosting • Zettai - www.zettai.net • iMeme - www.imeme.net • Nidelven - www.nidelven-it.no/hosting • Interlix - www.interlix.com www.jazkarta.com
    43. What can Plone do? Communication & Collaboration Zope System admin * Mailing lists (Mailboxer, PloneMailboxer) * One file to backup: Data.fs (ZODB) using the included repozo.py script * Discussion boards (CMFBoard, Ploneboard) * Scalability (ZEO, pound) * Newsletter tools (PloneGazette, CMFNewsletter, PloneNewsletter) * Workgroups (mxmWorkGroups, GrufSpaces) Plone webmaster tasks * Wiki (ZWiki) * Installing products (QuickInstaller) * Blogging (SimpleBlog, Quills, COREBlog) * Users/group management (GroupUserFolder, CMFMember) * Chat (PloneChat) * Adding portlets (PlonePortlets) * Instant Messaging (PloneIM, CMFMessage) * Changing colors (CSSManager) * Contacts directory (PloneContacts) Editing content Resources * WYSIWYG editor in browser (Kupu, Epoz) * Book library (ATAmazon) * Using a desktop application (ExternalEditor) * Links (ATBookmarks, CMFLinkChecker) * Using WebDAV share (Novell Netdrive Windows, Goliath OS X, MacOS X) * RSS news feeds from other sites (CMFSin, CMFFeed) * Inserting images on a page (PloneArticle, RichDocument) * Open Office documents (CMFOODocument) * Aggregating content on pages o ListingPages, CompositePack, CMFContentPanels, mxmDynamicPage Multimedia * Photos (CMFPhoto, ZPhotoSlides) Syndicating your site content * Audio (ATAudio) * RSS 2.0 & MP3 enclosures i.e. Podcasting (qRSS2Syndication) * Video (lilix.movie, PloneRailroad) * Atomz (PloneAtom) * Flash (CMFFlashFile) Calendaring Searching * Events listing (CMFCalendar) * Search other sites (PloneSearchBox) * Calendar of events (CalendarX) * Search other Plone sites (PloneRSSSearch) * Calendars published from iCal, Mozilla Calendar * Full-text indexing of Word, PDF docs (TextIndexNG, AttachmentField) o Calendaring, PloneiCalendar, iCalendar * Immediate search results as you type (LiveSearch) * Optimization for search engines (RobotsExclusionTool, qSEOptimizer) Creative Commons Licensing (PloneCC) Multilingual Reporting (CMFReportTool, ReportLab) * User interface in 40+ languages (PloneTranslations, PlacelessTranslationService) E-Commerce * Multilingual content (LinguaPlone) * PloneMall * ZWarehouse Authentication * PlonePayPal * LDAP (LDAPUserFolder) * MySQL (MySQLUserFolder) Polls/Surveys * Extensible (PluggableUserFolder) * PlonePopoll, MPoll, CMFQuestions http://www.jazkarta.com/ploneproducts www.jazkarta.com
    44. Thank you! • Demo • Questions? • Discussion PDF version of these slides available at: www.jazkarta.com/intro-to-plone.pdf List of products mentioned: www.jazkarta.com/ploneproducts www.jazkarta.com

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