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Unfinished Life of a Sushi Lover
In the last couple days since our beloved friend Dorneles died in a tragic car accident much has been said about him, both on and offline. Many people remember him from his technical prowess, though he never thought of himself as someone with exceptional programming skills. I know a lot of really brilliant people, both [...]
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Tags: plone, python
Over the past few months, friends and family have been very curious about how my new job is going, and it’s been hard to stop for a moment and go into detail about it. I’ve been simply nodding and saying “It’s fine”. This is an attempt at summarizing all the activity that happened in the [...]
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Tags: canonical, landscape
As pretty much everyone I know has announced, Python 3.0 is out. Pop your bottles open! Fireworks! What’s more important to end-users though is that third-party libraries are usable with Python 3.0, and not many of them are right now. One particular library has a special place in my heart, and is getting pretty close [...]
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Tags: bzr, launchpad, py3k, python, pywin32, windows
It’s Alive!
Even though our GSoC students didn’t had as much success as I hoped, they did contribute some valuable patches that pointed on the right direction. This week, with the Plone Conference 2008 going on in Washington and the fact I did not attend this conference, I finally made enough time available to get my hands [...]
Filed under: Announcement, google, plone, python, zope | 1 Comment
Tags: gsoc, plone, porting, python, zope
At Enfold Systems, we have been maintaining a staging solution called EnSimpleStaging that has organically grown through the years around customer requirements. My personal opinion is that software that is driven by customer requirements rather than just by plain design based on a good ideas has a higher success rate. But let’s leave that subject [...]
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Tags: plone, testing, zope2, Zope3, zopetestcase
Podcasts published on Plone.TV
Just a quick note, I’m in New Orleans for the Plone Symposium 2008. Nate Aune is right here next to me and we’ve published all the four interviews I’ve done so far to Plone.TV. More to follow…..
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Tags: interview, plone, python
Alexander Limi brought up the discussion again, by mailing some of the Zope Community luminaries. I’m glad to be amongst those. I had come up with a high-level list of things that would need to happen before. So here are some more quick thoughts about what else would be needed to get Plone running on [...]
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Tags: app engine, gae, google, plone
Announcing Zope Porting
This year’s Google Summer of Code program will see at least two interesting projects related to Zope, and getting Zope to run on different versions/implementations of Python. To keep track of the status of those projects the Zope Porting blog is born. Expect to see status update from the students there, as well as other [...]
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Tags: gsoc, porting, python, zope
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