Introduction to Plone from PyCon Ireland 2010. Introduction / Overview of Plone with a view to raising some questions

1. Plone 4 - Enterprise level CMS Kevin Gill

3. Python / Zope Developer since 2002

4. Net Visionary Award Winner 2005, 2007

5. Re-introduced to Plone 2009

7. Syndication

8. Security

9. Cross Reference

10. Secondary Content

11. Meta data

12. Work flows

13. Sub-sites / Group Content/ User Content

15. Plone works 'out of the box' with customization

18. Professional Support is available

19. Multi Lingual

20. Scalable, easily deployed

21. User Friendly

22. Meets Accessibility Requirements

23. Secure

24. A Web Publishing System rather than a document Publishing system

26. Plone – Main Skin

27. Plone – Main Skin – Logged In

28. Plone – Add Page

29. Page Added – Publish it

30. Set page to be Folder default View

31. Normal View of Folder / Page

33. View name may be preceded with @@

34. Plone - Portlets

36. Example: Events by date

39. Can be LDAP, NTLM, database lookup

40. Plone Designers – Deliverance Xdv

41. http://79.125.12.131:8090/pyconireland2010/pycon-ireland-2010

42. https://secure.python.ie/pycon-ireland-2010

44. Faster development than Archetypes

45. Web-to-filesystem – roundtrip (eventually)

47. Plug in the behaviours

48. Build non-default views

49. Configure how it plugs into Plone (type) View: Example PyCon Ireland Registration Page

51. Plumi (video sharing)

52. Plinkit (public library solution)

53. PloneGov (public organisations)

54. PloneGetPaid

55. eduCommons

56. OpenCore (social activism)

57. LIMS (laboratory information management)

58. Books (via amazon.com)

59. Questions