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Alan Runyan has just officially announced the availablility of the Plone Nightly Builds, which had been disabled for a while due to changes in the build process. Please check it out and give those installers a run if you haven’t done so yet. Along with the Plone Announcement, he also announced the future availability of Enfold Server 2.9 and …
Howdy all, I’ve updated the Plone 2.5 Beta 2 Installer for Windows with fixes to correct most of the errors reported by you, fellow readers. Give it another try, and please keep those comments comming. Your feedback is essential to help with improving the installer. Worth noting is that the installer now ships with lxml and libxml2 pre-installed, and also the egenix extensions. And to …
I’m upset. Yes, I’m upset. GEE DUDE. CAN YOU PLEASE STOP? Seriously, Ben. Excuse me the words, but I think you are only looking for excuses to write new frameworks. We don’t need a hammer factory factory factory. We need to fix the software. I’ve fixed the reindexing issue. Why, oh why, are you inventing a framework for fixing …
Thanks to Xiru, I’m pleased to release SubPlone. For the full details, checkout the README. It’s a very nice low-level product that exposes some long-needed features into a nicely wrapped format. Enjoy.
ince the final release of Plone 2.1.3 has been unveiled, we also uploaded the corresponding Plone Installer for Windows to the usual location. Get it while it’s hot, and let us know if there are any issues. The more important change in this release is the removal of registration of the Python included in the installer as the Default …
In case you’ve missed the announcement, you might also have missed the conference. 🙂 But during the past two days, the Brazilian Python Conference (PyConBrasil 2006) took place in Brasília, Brazil’s capital. It has been reported that all the conference rooms were busy and that the attendees were amazed by the talks of various subjects, ranging from turbogears, to techniques …
After a burst of internal development at Enfold Systems following the Plone Symposium, I’m back. This time with good news. I’ve started working on a plan to adopt the use of Five/Zope 3 Views for Plone. Why is this important and why should you care? First, this is a major change on the way things work on Plone. Not …
A very interesting announcement from Microsoft. I’ve been following some of their moves lately and have a gut feeling that Microsoft is preparing some kind of ‘take over’ plan. My opinion is that they are doing a silent revolution. Instead of going head to head with Linux and Apple they are making small steps towards releasing …
I’ve added some PyPI-like functionality to PloneSoftwareCenter. I’ve sucessfully used the ‘register’ and ’sdist upload’ commands of standard distutils and setuptools respectively to register and upload a release to a local PSC setup. There’s some TODO items still pending, more when I get back from the beach. Update: I’ve started a thread on the plone-devel mailing list. Hopefully people will …
May I need to find a parser again, here’s a compilation (no pun intended) of parsers.