15 Sep 05:27
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13 Aug 05:03
West Coast Sprint @ UCLA - August 27, 28, and 29, 2010
Greetings!
Some of you might have already heard about the "West Coast Sprint" that the LA Plone Users Group is hosting in Los Angeles on August 27, 28, and 29, 2010 at UCLA. For more detailed information about this event please see:
The exact times have not yet been set in stone, but the core days of sprinting will be on Saturday, August 28 and Sunday, August 29 from 9am - ???
For those of you who can make it down here by mid-afternoon or early-evening on Friday, August 27, we are hoping to get together on the UCLA Campus and do some short intro sessions on the following topics to prepare for the Sprint:
- How to use SVN
- How to package products properly for distribution on PyPi and Plone.org
- How to use XDV (for theming)
Afterwards, we plan to go out for dinner and drinks.
Some of the suggested topics for the sprint are:
- Theming - Using XDV to port over some popular themes related to Education, Government, Non-Profits, etc...
- Breaking in Plone (Training Issues & Example Content Kits) - So you have an awesome PLONE instance set up and a slick template in place ... now what? Topics and help kits to help you commence the test-drive while keeping your community of "content contributors" happy and your site in-tact.
- FacultyStaffDirectory Profile Cleaner - An extender for FSD that makes the Person objects more user-friendly. It would hide/clean-up some of the unneeded options for ordinary users.
- Ploneboard Bonus Pack - Create an extender to add additional functionality to Ploneboard and/or PloneboardNotify.
If you'd like editing rights to the Sprint section of our website, please contact us info <at> laplone.org
Don't be shy... Some of us are completely new to Sprints in general! This is a great opportunity to meet other Plone Developers/Users as well as give back to the open source community.
If you have any suggestions or are willing to assist in any way, please do let us know.
Regards,
LA Plone Users Group
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14 Jan 10:04
let's hook up! :)
heya *, since our two sprints will take place in parallel, david and i figured it'd be nice to sort of hook them up a bit. timezones will almost make it possible to sprint around the clock — in fact i guess that'll be easy enough —, and we could both use the #sprint channel together for some extra fun and following the other's progress. but most importantly, we think we should make sure to set up a permanent video connection. not to the outside world, but only between the sprint locations. an imac in one corner of the room on each end and running skype/ichat should probably already do the trick... it should be fun to be able to just walk over to it and chat with folks from the other sprint, discuss stuff or just randomly wave at each other. and it shouldn't be too tricky to organize a spare imac (or pc + tft for that matter) for each team, right? :) what do you think? cheers, andi -- zeidler it consulting - http://zitc.de/ - info@... friedelstraße 31 - 12047 berlin - telefon +49 30 25563779 pgp key at http://zitc.de/pgp - http://wwwkeys.de.pgp.net/ plone 4.0 alpha released! -- http://plone.org/products/plone/
11 Jan 19:58
Tahoe Snow Sprint 2010
Greetings fellow Plonistas, We're planning a small Dexterity sprint for mid-March. Join us! Details can be found here: http://www.coactivate.org/projects/tahoe-snow-sprint-2010/project-home Contact me if you would like to help sponsor the sprint, or if you have any questions regarding this event. Cheers, David aka dbfrombrc -- -- David Brenneman Open Source Solutions San Francisco, California phone: +1 415 935 4581
30 Oct 10:08
Snow-Sprint 2010
Hi all, just wanted to announce, that Lovely Systems will again host a Snow- Sprint in the Austrian Alps. You can find details and topics on http://www.coactivate.org/projects/snow-sprint-2010 Regards, Miann -- Maria-Anna Lang, Assistentin Lovely Systems GmbH Telefon +43 5572 908060, Fax +43 5572 908060-77 Schmelzhütterstraße 26a, 6850 Dornbirn, Österreich Sitz: Dornbirn, FB: Landesgericht Feldkirch, FN: 208859x, UID: ATU51736705 Geschäftsführer: Manfred Schwendinger
26 Oct 02:09
Banjo sprint at PloneConf?
Hello all,
I would like to hear if anyone is interested in sprinting on Banjo at the at the Ploneconf sprint. My goals are to:
1) improve the CSS selector interface possibly using http://www.selectorgadget.com/
2) improve the interface for managing the rules that have been created possibly using jqGrid http://trirand.com/jqgrid/jqgrid.html
3) enable the writing to disk of the rules.xml file. This should be fairly easy to do, since we can just hook into the mechanism already provided by Deliverance itself. See the save_file, save_create and edit_file methods in http://codespeak.net/svn/z3/deliverance/trunk/deliverance/editor/editorapp.py
4) Set up a live demo instance of Banjo, in which evaluators can type in the URL of their source in one pane, and the URL of their destination in the other pane, and then use Banjo to map content from the source into placeholders in the destination. Show in the preview pane the resulting output.
Ideally, we're looking for people who have jQuery/javascript skills and Python programming skills. If you will be at the conference, and want to help work on Banjo, please let me know.
thanks,
Nate
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Eric Steele <ems174-8DAjSxpRXgY@public.gmane.org> wrote:
Thanks for catching that error. Would you mind committing the fix?
I don't believe Banjo has advanced to the point of saving rules yet, but I may be wrong. I've mostly run out of free time to work on Banjo, so I'm in the process of trying to dig up some javascript folks to take up the slack.
EricArchive: http://www.coactivate.org/projects/banjo/lists/banjo-discussion/archive/2009/07/1247759066168
On Jul 16, 2009, at 11:24 AM, Christian Klinger wrote:Hi again,
after investigating a bit more i found the problem:
With this little snippet it works....
It seems that without the <div id="container"> it does not work.
<html>
<body>
<div id="container">
<h1 id="title"> This is my Title </h1>
</div>
</body>
</html>
So now if i click on *This is my Title* i get this nice popup... (Nice so far).
But it seems that the rules are not saved... so digging into this... ;)
Thanks for your help...
Am 16.07.2009 um 11:49 schrieb Christian Klinger:Hi Banjo Team,
i try to theme a very simple grok application with deliverance and banjo.
If i try to inspect my classes/ids in my grok Page a got this
javascript error from banjo.js:
line 13:
obj.attr("tagName") is undefined
[Break on this error] tag = obj.attr('tagName').toLowerCase();
Thanks for your help.
Christian
BTW. i have striped down the page to a very minimal but with no success:
<html>
<body>
<div class="content">
<h1 class="h1titel">Congratulations!</h1>
</div>
</body>
</html>
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13 Oct 11:17
collective.amberjack' sprint @ budapest
hi all,
I'm organizing the sprint about collective.amberjack (http://www.coactivate.org/projects/collectiveamberjack)
This sprint wants to complete some part of the infractructure, add tours, fix bugs.
I'd also like to have a full detailed presentation about "how to make your own tour".
Goals:
- Complete/add new tours
- Add an option to the Unified Installer, something like "./install.sh --with-tours".
- Add a run-profile option to plone.recipe.unifiedinstaller to run additional profiles when the Plone Site is created.
- Check the entered texts: check if the texts entered in the fields are the ones we expected.
- Activate the prev/next buttons just only they have a real meaning.
- Translate javascript messages and plone's interface parts referring
- Fix problem when submitting forms with contents inside the kupu editor
- Check if the user completes the step: since every step is made by several microstep, provide a way to check if all of them has been completed before unloading the page and go to the next step. If not, ask him if he wants to let the browser to autocomplete the step.
- Clicking on next step button do all the microsteps of the current step.
- Load the js stuff only if the tour is running.
- setUp/tearDown. provide a way to create an environment in which the user runs his tours. explore possible security issues.
- Provide a way to create a tour using paster
if you are interested in, please contact me or sign you at http://ploneconf2009.org/program/sprint/collective-amberjack
thanks everybody
massimo
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1 Oct 14:18
Video Sprint - Budapest 2009
EngageMedia is pleased to announce a Plone Video sprint at this years Plone Conference in Budapest, Hungary. The 4 day sprint will be an opportunity for developers to collaborate on open video technologies around the Plone CMS. The sprint will take place from 31st October 2009 to 3rd November 2009, directly after the conference. Online video has exploded in recent years, being a major source of the “web 2.0” boom. YouTube, Yahoo Video and other video sharing spaces have been celebrated for making major advances in facilitating citizen media. Despite their success however there are many limitations to these proprietary platforms. The ability to host and manage your own content using FOSS tools is essential for independent media organisations and non-profits. Topics and Aims The aims for the sprint are the following * Increased communication and collaboration between Python, Zope and Plone developers working in the area of open video technologies. * Direct improvement of key video technologies and the video feature set available in the Plone CMS so as to increase uptake and improve those sites already implementing Plone video technologies. * Improved the ease of use, install and set up of Plumi via technical and documentation enhancements, opening it up to a broader set of users and contributors. * Increased skill set among sprint participants regarding how to implement and develop with the Plumi CMS and for video technologies more generally in the Plone CMS. * Increase the community of developers working on Plone and video and their effectiveness. We will be guided by a professional facilitator (Gunner from Aspiration - http://www.aspirationtech.org/) to help the group focus on priorities. Broadly we aim to work on the following topic areas: building a shared roadmap for video on Plone, working on key technical needs such as large file handling, transcoding and bittorrent support, improving support for FOSS video codecs, publishing and viewing content with mobile devices, bug fixing existing video related Plone collective products and improving documentation. Participating EngageMedia has a very limited number of travel subsidies to offer to activists and NGO developers based on need. When you contact us, please also let us know by September 6th if you want to be considered for a travel subsidy. The Plone Video sprint has limited number of places, and you will need to register, and please indicate how long for the 4 days you can stay. We have a preference for people to stay for the entire 4 days. Please add yourself to the team at http://www.coactivate.org/projects/plone-video-sprint/request-membership and email contact@... Regards The EngageMedia team ----------------- About EngageMedia EngageMedia is a video sharing, free software and skills building initiative focused on social justice and environmental issues in the Asia-Pacific region. We produce Plumi, a Plone based video sharing platform http://plumi.org, run the video site http://engagemedia.org, collaborate extensively with the Transmission network http://transmission.cc and conduct a range of skills building and training events. For more about our work please see http://engagemedia.org/about-us
29 Oct 14:10
Paris Bobun Sprint #2 at Google HQ : getting Open Social into Plone
Dear all, Pilot Systems and Google are pleased to announce the second Paris Bobun Sprint, which will take place at the Google Paris HQ, from wednesday, november the 26th to sunday, november the 30th, 2008. The goal of this sprint is to enable Plone as an Open Social container, allowing any Plone site to host Open Social applications (also nicknamed "gadgets", or "boxes", since those applications tend to be enclosed in a well-delimited box of a social network website). Q: What is Open Social? A: It is a specification written by a group of social networks (Orkut, Hi5, Friendster, Viadeo, LinkedIn, among others), allowing developers to write applications (aka gadgets) which will work on any Open Social enabled network. See [1] and [2] for more detailed informations. Q: Wait, what is a "social application"? A: It is a web-based application, embedded into a social network. For instance, Facebook applications are social applications. However, we are targetting more business-oriented applications there. Q: Do you want to build a social network with Plone? A: Yes and no. Not one like Facebook, Orkut or LinkedIn, of course. But the concepts of social networks can easily be translated to Plone websites, especially collaborative tools like Intranets and CMS. Q: What are those concepts and how to you want to apply them to Plone applications? A: Open Social applications can basically get 3 kinds of information : who is the user (and what are his attributes, like name, age, etc), who are his friends or groups (links in the social network), and what he has been doing lately (as an "activity stream" conceptually similar to a RSS feed). Applications can also post events in this "activity stream". In a Plone-based CMS, you can (for instance) dynamically create groups based on the users who did edit (or change state) of a document ; and you can make up an activity stream based on who did view/edit/whatever documents in the web site. Q: How is that useful? A: Most Open Social applications are funny, but not very business-oriented. Our target are not the "poke your friend the werewolf to turn him into a zombie vampire" applications (although you could embed them alright). We would rather see applications able to compose useful information from the activity stream, or present them in a more useful way - for instance, showing recent edits of a document in a tag cloud. Q: I want to get involved, how can I help? A: We are looking for developers, but also for people to test, document, and of course actually use Open Social in Plone. We also would like to join forces with the Plone Social Networking group [3]. As usual in the communauty, everyone can help. Feel free ton contact pbs2@..., or to get in touch with jpetazzo on #pbs2 on Freenode. (PBS2 stands for Paris Bobun Sprint, 2nd edition, in case you were wondering.) Q: I am familiar with Plone internals, and this stuff sounds cool ; and I want to come and join the sprint! A: Great! We will be very happy to have you in the team. Since Google can only host a finite amount of coders, please get in touch with jerome.petazzoni@... (or jpetazzo on Freenode) to book a seat for the sprint itself. [1] http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/ [2] http://code.google.com/apis/opensocial/faq.html [3] http://groups.google.com/group/plone-social-networking -- -- Jérôme Petazzoni - jerome.petazzoni@... Pilot Systems - 9, rue Desargues - 75011 Paris Tel : +33 1 44 53 05 55 - http://www.pilotsystems.net Hébergement Zope et Plone gratuit - http://www.objectis.org
28 Sep 02:16
Plone4Artists / multimedia sprint at PloneConf 2008
Hi everyone, I'm pleased to announce that Plone4Artists will be one of the sprint topics at the PloneConf sprint in DC. We will be continuing our work improving the multimedia handling capabilities of Plone, and we welcome anyone who wants to learn more about it to join our sprint team. http://www.openplans.org/projects/plone-conference-2008-dc/participants We'll be working on audio, video, large file handling, podcasting, transcoding and more! See the proposed list of topics here, and feel free to edit if you have particular things you'd like to work on, or would like someone else to work on: http://www.openplans.org/projects/plone-conference-2008-dc/plone4artists If you'd like to join in these efforts, and learn more about using Zope 3 in Plone, this is an excellent opportunity to dig into the code and ask questions. Please sign up on the participants page: http://www.openplans.org/projects/plone-conference-2008-dc/participants Looking forward to seeing some of you at the conference. thanks! Nate p.s. I will also be giving a talk at the conference about Plone and Multimedia if you want to come and hear about the latest and greatest. ;) http://plone.org/events/conferences/2008-washington-dc/agenda/plone-and-multimedia---publishing-audio-and-video-content-with-plone -- -- Nate Aune - natea@... http://nateaune.com (personal blog) http://jazkarta.com (open source technology solutions) http://twitter.com/natea (daily updates) Plone Training: Austin (9/29-10/1) http://austinplonetraining.eventbrite.com Boston (10/20-24) http://www.jazkarta.com/services/training/mass1/details
21 Sep 05:46
DC Sprint Newsletter #3 Published
http://www.openplans.org/projects/plone-conference-2008-dc/blog/2008/09/20/dc-sprintletter-3/ Contents: Beginners’ Sprint Update Effective Pairing SchoolTool CanDo Sprint Scrum in Five Minutes Repoze Sprint Announced GloWorm at the Theme Sprint The Hotel Harrington Experience -- -- Sincerely, Chris Calloway http://www.secoora.org office: 332 Chapman Hall phone: (919) 599-3530 mail: Campus Box #3300, UNC-CH, Chapel Hill, NC 27599
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