Plone: Why it is better than your CMS. When to use a CMS vs a framewo. What makes a good CMS.
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1. Sydney Python Meetup Feb
2. Why its better than your CMS 3. How sites are built 4.
Backend Developer (plugins) 5. Themer 6. Integrator 7. Content
Editor 8. Administrator 9. Simple Blog Simple CMS e.g.
wordpressYour Team Off the shelf 10. CMS ShopClient TeamYour Team
Off the shelf 11. Intranet/ECMSYour TeamOff the shelf 12. CMSaaS
(e.g.ploud.com/squarespace)SaaS providerYou team 13.
Startup/Appe.g. Django/pyramidYour Team Off the shelf 14. Dylans
Law of FrameworksThe bigger the framework, the bigger thelearning
curve, the greater the inflexibility...but the bigger the chance
you can usesomeone else code 15. Plone is easy to use 16.
DEMOhttp://ploud.nethttp://plone.org/products/plonetheme.earthlingtwo
17. Plone vs. 18. Who uses Plone? 19. Intranets 20. Plone is Fast
21. Chameleon 22. Easy to cache 23. Is it secure? 24. Plone
Security Record (3Y)http://plone.org/products/plone/security 25.
@LulzSecVS. 26. LulzSec targetedHacked...DDoSWordpress sub-site 27.
Easy Theming 28. Diazo 29. Diazoe.g. 30. Easy Codefrom five import
grokfrom Products.CMFDefault.interfaces importIDocumentclass
HelloWorld(grok.View): grok.context(IDocument)
grok.requires(zope2.View)
grok.name(hello-world)http://plone.org/products/dexterity/documentation/manual/five.grok
31. True Open Development 32. How do I get a Plone site? 33. Self
Host 34. Commercial Service Providers 35. SaaS 36. Why Python? 37.
Python Fast to writeEasy to maintainRuns on anythingCan be
optimised with CConnects to anythingSecurePopular 38. Wheres the
database? 39. Zope Object Databasestorage =
FileStorage.FileStorage(db.fs) new User instance # Createdb =
DB(storage) newuser = User()conn = db.open() # Add whatever
attributes you want to track class User(Persistent): newuser.id =
amkpass newuser.first_name = Andrew ; newuser.last_name = Ku
...dbroot = conn.root()# Add object to the BTree, keyed on the ID#
Ensure that a userdb key is presentuserdb[newuser.id] = newuser# in
the rootif not dbroot.has_key(userdb):# Commit the change from
BTrees.OOBTree import OOBTreetransaction.commit() dbroot[userdb] =
OOBTree()userdb = dbroot[userdb] 40. ZODB makes complex structures
easyhttp://david.wglick.org/2009/visualizing-the-zodb-with-graphviz
41. Whats the future of Plone? 42. CMSUI & Deco 43. How do I
get support? 44. [email protected] http://www.pretaweb.comDylan
Jay
