Archive for the ‘ Plone ’ Category
During development it is common practice to maintain a copy of the live site so that changes can be tested without breaking the live site. Changes made on the development site are often stored in the ZODB via the customs folder. However, before moving changes to the live site it is important to store them [ READ MORE ]
The python group at OASIS has been busy making plone do backflips! We’ve hooked up several Zeo instances to nginx and varnish — cool stuff. After the grunt work of digging through config files we faced the problem of how to test our setup; but none of us wanted to do end-user testing for thirty [ READ MORE ]
Mac OS-X is a fantastic development platform, particularly for python. Despite this, Plone3 development on Leopard requires more than the included interpreter. One particularly hairy obstacle that mac developers encounter during the installation process is OS-X’s lack of the Python Imaging Library (PIL). A simple google search reveals a large number of forum threads dealing [ READ MORE ]