Blog of Andreas Jung
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My blog contains various postings on Zope, Python and Plone and sometimes stuff not related to computers
- Slides of our talks given at the 9th DZUG conference in Saarbrücken available
- The 9th Zope conference organized by the Deutschsprachige Zope User Group is over.
- Trying Typo3 ...first steps
- Time to try out Typo 3 in order to figure out how the Plone competitor(s) actually work. It's good to know the "enemy" in order to fight it properly.
- Creating a local PyPI mirror
- Blackforest Sprint ending soon
- Blackforest Sprint coming up - one or two seats free - your chance!
- SmartPrintNG relicensed under the LGPL3
- Updating your svn:externals in seconds
- Subversion annoyances
- Although a lots of projects and companies moved from the CVS to Subversion, obviously nobody seems to be really happy with subversion.
- Installation matters - or why Plone is better than Typo 3, Joomla, Drupal & Co. (Part 1)
- @cryptic :${modifie#rs}
- Python indentation bashing
- New kids on the block: haufe.eggserver and haufe.releaser
- Tools for building up a local (and private) egg repository
- PyPI - the package toilet of the Python world
- PyPI is becoming more and more the huge Python module toilet.
- [Updated ] When the Plone migration fails - doing content-migration only
- When the Plone migration fails - doing content-migration only
- The standard Plone migration often fails - especially for more or less customized sites and for sites running on some pre-historic or unreleased Plone version. Plone traditionally performs an in-place migration however you often want to create a new Plone site from scratch having the need to move your old content somehow to the new site.
- Buildout for educational Plone sites released
- Compiling readline support for Python on MacOSX
- Plone 3.0 annoyances (revisited)
- Plone 3 annoyances
- Some minor ranting about Plone 3
- Plone conference: Slides of SmartPrintNG talk available
- ZOPYX launching public radio site Unser Ding on top of Plone
- One of the major German public radio stations is using Plone for its youth radio.