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This document provides an overview of Plone, an open source content management system built on Zope. It begins with background on Plone and its history. It then discusses who uses Plone, the pros and cons, and why the author chose Plone. It provides prerequisites for getting started with Plone and describes the two main ways to install Plone using the Unified Installer or Buildout. It explains the parts of the Plone stack and Buildout in more detail. It also covers default and custom content types in Plone and resources for learning more.

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Discussion 0 Who am I? 0 If Zope is a fish, what is Plone? 0 Pros & Cons of Plone 0 Prerequisites 0 Two ways to get started 0 The [parts] of Buildout 0 Content Types with Paster 0 Zope Page Templates (ZPT) 0 Resources
Who am I? Work Senior Manager Decernis 6 years Plone Development & Project Management Education MA Carnegie Mellon University MSc University of Bologna Certified Scrum Master (CSM)
If Zope is a fish, what is Plone?
A very brief history 1995 Zope Corp founded 1998 Zope 2 released 1999 Plone project begun to skin CMFDefault 2001 Plone 1 released 2004 Zope 3 presents a new paradigm 2004 Plone 2 released 2005 Five (Zope 2 + 3) released 2006 Grok project started 2007 Plone 3 released 2009 Pyramid branches off 2010 Zope Toolkit (ZTK) 2010 Plone 4 released
Who uses Plone? Governments/Agencies: Brazil, FBI, NASA, USAID NGOs: Oxfam, Amnesty International, Universities: Wisconsin, Penn State, Harvard SEAS Companies: Discover Magazine, Novell
Pros & Cons Intranets Shared documents Powerful workflow Batteries included Most secure CMS Well-documented Many developers Application & Framework Non-standard setup High learning curve Confusing stack Themeing is hard RAM hungry Not broadly adopted
Why I chose Plone 0 Security a major concern 0 Customized workflow major need 0 Stable code base 0 Used by peer organizations in regulatory sector 0 Batteries Included: User Management, Content Types, Workflow, Cacheing, Clustered Databases 0 Ease of content type development 0 Django too bleeding edge in 2008 0 Community involvement
Prerequisites 0 Internet Connection 0 Plone 4.2+ supports Python 2.7 0 PIL, GCC 0 virtualenv/virtuanevwrapper 0 Xcode (Mac) 0 Python Windows Extension (Windows) 0 Root access for production (VPS, Server, Laptop, etc.) Mac: export ARCHFLAGS="-Wno-error=unused-command- line-argument-hard-error-in-future"
The Plone Stack Basic Webserver Zope Intermediate Web Server ZEO Clients ZEO Server Advanced Web Server Proxy/Load Balancer ZEO Clients ZEO Server
Two ways to get started Unified Installer Buildout
Unified Installer is easy $ wget https://launchpad.net/plone/4.2/4.2.4/+downloa d/Plone-4.2.4-UnifiedInstaller-r3.tgz $ tar -zxvf Plone-4.2.4-UnifiedInstaller- r3.tgz $ cd Plone-4.2.4-UnifiedInstaller-r3 $ ./install.sh -- target=/Users/patrickwaldo/workspace/plone- demo --instance=awpug-test --static-lxml=yes standalone $ cd /Users/patrickwaldo/workspace/plone-demo $ ./bin/instance fg
The [parts] of Buildout
Getting started $ mkdir awpug-plone $ virtualenv --no-site-packages awpug- python $ cd awpug-plone $ wget http://svn.plone.org/svn/plone/buildout s/plone-coredev/branches/4.2/ bootstrap.py $ vi buildout.cfg
The [parts] of Buildout [buildout] extends = http://dist.plone.org/release/4.2/versi ons.cfg parts += instance zopepy zopeskel eggs = Pillow develop = zcml =
The [parts] of Buildout contd [instance] recipe = plone.recipe.zope2instance user = admin:admin eggs = Plone ${buildout:eggs} [zopepy] recipe = zc.recipe.egg eggs = ${buildout:eggs} interpreter = zopepy scripts = zopepy
The [parts] of Buildout contd [zopeskel] recipe = zc.recipe.egg eggs = ZopeSkel Paste PasteDeploy PasteScript ${buildout:eggs}
Bootstrapping it all together $ cd awpug-demo $ ../awpug-python/bin/python bootstrap.py $ ./bin/buildout $ ./bin/instance fg
Default Content Types Page Folder Collection News Item Event File Image Link
Content Types with Paster $ paster create --list-templates $ paster create t archectype awpug.content $ cd awpug.content $ paster addcontent contenttype Remember to add your new package to your buildout!
Lets add a view $ cd src/awpug.content $ paster addcontent view
Zope Page Templates (ZPT) tal:content = Fill tag with your content tal:replace = Replace tag with content tal:condition = If condition, then display tag tal:repeat = Iterate through an object tal:attributes = Fill a tag attribute (e.g. href)
Resources docs.plone.org #plone irce.freenode.net
Thank you! Services and Systems to Help you Comply in Global Markets www.decernis.com

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20140626 awpug-plonely in austin

  • 2. Discussion 0 Who am I? 0 If Zope is a fish, what is Plone? 0 Pros & Cons of Plone 0 Prerequisites 0 Two ways to get started 0 The [parts] of Buildout 0 Content Types with Paster 0 Zope Page Templates (ZPT) 0 Resources
  • 3. Who am I? Work Senior Manager Decernis 6 years Plone Development & Project Management Education MA Carnegie Mellon University MSc University of Bologna Certified Scrum Master (CSM)
  • 4. If Zope is a fish, what is Plone?
  • 5. A very brief history 1995 Zope Corp founded 1998 Zope 2 released 1999 Plone project begun to skin CMFDefault 2001 Plone 1 released 2004 Zope 3 presents a new paradigm 2004 Plone 2 released 2005 Five (Zope 2 + 3) released 2006 Grok project started 2007 Plone 3 released 2009 Pyramid branches off 2010 Zope Toolkit (ZTK) 2010 Plone 4 released
  • 6. Who uses Plone? Governments/Agencies: Brazil, FBI, NASA, USAID NGOs: Oxfam, Amnesty International, Universities: Wisconsin, Penn State, Harvard SEAS Companies: Discover Magazine, Novell
  • 7. Pros & Cons Intranets Shared documents Powerful workflow Batteries included Most secure CMS Well-documented Many developers Application & Framework Non-standard setup High learning curve Confusing stack Themeing is hard RAM hungry Not broadly adopted
  • 8. Why I chose Plone 0 Security a major concern 0 Customized workflow major need 0 Stable code base 0 Used by peer organizations in regulatory sector 0 Batteries Included: User Management, Content Types, Workflow, Cacheing, Clustered Databases 0 Ease of content type development 0 Django too bleeding edge in 2008 0 Community involvement
  • 9. Prerequisites 0 Internet Connection 0 Plone 4.2+ supports Python 2.7 0 PIL, GCC 0 virtualenv/virtuanevwrapper 0 Xcode (Mac) 0 Python Windows Extension (Windows) 0 Root access for production (VPS, Server, Laptop, etc.) Mac: export ARCHFLAGS="-Wno-error=unused-command- line-argument-hard-error-in-future"
  • 10. The Plone Stack Basic Webserver Zope Intermediate Web Server ZEO Clients ZEO Server Advanced Web Server Proxy/Load Balancer ZEO Clients ZEO Server
  • 11. Two ways to get started Unified Installer Buildout
  • 12. Unified Installer is easy $ wget https://launchpad.net/plone/4.2/4.2.4/+downloa d/Plone-4.2.4-UnifiedInstaller-r3.tgz $ tar -zxvf Plone-4.2.4-UnifiedInstaller- r3.tgz $ cd Plone-4.2.4-UnifiedInstaller-r3 $ ./install.sh -- target=/Users/patrickwaldo/workspace/plone- demo --instance=awpug-test --static-lxml=yes standalone $ cd /Users/patrickwaldo/workspace/plone-demo $ ./bin/instance fg
  • 13. The [parts] of Buildout
  • 14. Getting started $ mkdir awpug-plone $ virtualenv --no-site-packages awpug- python $ cd awpug-plone $ wget http://svn.plone.org/svn/plone/buildout s/plone-coredev/branches/4.2/ bootstrap.py $ vi buildout.cfg
  • 15. The [parts] of Buildout [buildout] extends = http://dist.plone.org/release/4.2/versi ons.cfg parts += instance zopepy zopeskel eggs = Pillow develop = zcml =
  • 16. The [parts] of Buildout contd [instance] recipe = plone.recipe.zope2instance user = admin:admin eggs = Plone ${buildout:eggs} [zopepy] recipe = zc.recipe.egg eggs = ${buildout:eggs} interpreter = zopepy scripts = zopepy
  • 17. The [parts] of Buildout contd [zopeskel] recipe = zc.recipe.egg eggs = ZopeSkel Paste PasteDeploy PasteScript ${buildout:eggs}
  • 18. Bootstrapping it all together $ cd awpug-demo $ ../awpug-python/bin/python bootstrap.py $ ./bin/buildout $ ./bin/instance fg
  • 19. Default Content Types Page Folder Collection News Item Event File Image Link
  • 20. Content Types with Paster $ paster create --list-templates $ paster create t archectype awpug.content $ cd awpug.content $ paster addcontent contenttype Remember to add your new package to your buildout!
  • 21. Lets add a view $ cd src/awpug.content $ paster addcontent view
  • 22. Zope Page Templates (ZPT) tal:content = Fill tag with your content tal:replace = Replace tag with content tal:condition = If condition, then display tag tal:repeat = Iterate through an object tal:attributes = Fill a tag attribute (e.g. href)
  • 24. Thank you! Services and Systems to Help you Comply in Global Markets www.decernis.com