Add an eventPlone Conference 2012 schedule
Monday 8th October 2012
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Administering your Plone box 1/2
by polyester
How to set up, maintain and upgrade your deployment (and testing) machines. Keep them secure, efficient and responsive.
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Create custom applications with Plomino 1/2
Learn how to build, deploy and maintain a Plomino application to cover specific business needs.
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Mastering Plone 1/2
by Patrick Gerken and Philip Bauer
A introduction into customizing and developing websites with Plone.
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Plone for integrators 1/2
by Xiru
Learn how to integrate Plone with legacy technologies, using SQLAlchemy and SOAP webservices.
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Plone webmaster training 1/2
The Plone webmaster training is novice/intermediate targeted at end users already familiar with Plone through the web content editing but interested in the more advanced features Plone offers for effortless content management, like collections, sharing, portlets, advanced content type parameters and best practices
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Monday evening get-together
It's the first day of the Plone week here in Arnhem.With the conference days coming up and the training already underway it's also time to start the evening social suggestions. Tonight we would like you all to go to the "Jansplein" area. It's a small square with different bars and restaurants with all kinds of foods for reasonable prices. Go to a restaraunt you like and meet up with fellow Plonistas. After that it's time to hit the bars and enjoy a nice cold beer or other drink!
It's close to the Four Digits office (the square is behind it, actually) and short walking distance from Musis Sacrum.
Tuesday 9th October 2012
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Administering your Plone box 2/2
by polyester
How to set up, maintain and upgrade your deployment (and testing) machines. Keep them secure, efficient and responsive.
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Create custom applications with Plomino 2/2
Learn how to build, deploy and maintain a Plomino application to cover specific business needs.
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Managing Agile Plone Projects
by Sally Kleinfeldt
All the pieces have fallen into place for that big website project. You've chosen Plone, you've lined up the budget, you've gathered a team of developers, you've selected a design firm. You've worked with all the stakeholders and come up with a long list of features. Plone and its add-ons will provide many of them, but some will need custom development. How are you going to manage the project?
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Mastering Plone 2/2
by Patrick Gerken and Philip Bauer
A introduction into customizing and developing websites with Plone.
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Plone for integrators 2/2
by Xiru
Learn how to integrate Plone with legacy technologies, using SQLAlchemy and SOAP webservices.
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Plone webmaster training 2/2
The Plone webmaster training is novice/intermediate targeted at end users already familiar with Plone through the web content editing but interested in the more advanced features Plone offers for effortless content management, like collections, sharing, portlets, advanced content type parameters and best practices
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Use Diazo to create your Plone design
Wednesday 10th October 2012
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Registration, Meet & Greet
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Welcome & Introductions
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Introduction to Arnhem by
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Keynote: TBA
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Keynote: The State of Plone
by Matt Hamilton and Eric Steele
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Plone as CMS in enterprise environments
by Maciek Dziergwa
Creating web solutions for companies like biggest banks require to conquer many challenges. In the last 4 years we manage to overcome all obstacle and successfully deploy many web solutions based on Plone for biggest Polish banks. I would like to show what challenges we faced and how we overcome them.
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Pragmatic projects - getting things done with Plone
by Andreas Jung
Finding the right path in Plone projects between tinkering and the creating the perfect solutions
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RepoSE, a online repository for Simulation Experiment Descriptions
Using Plone to manage simulations of biological processes.
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Transmogrifier: The good, the bad and the ugly
by Matt Hamilton and Matthew Sital-Singh
Highs and lows of real-world content import/export
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Empowered widgets and portal searches with eea. packages
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F*ck you, do something
by Elizabeth Leddy, Eric Steele and Matthew Wilkes
A discussion of adventures in code, negotiation, and the community of 'us vs them'.
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Governments love Plone
Plone is used widely by governments round the world. Our company's direct experience in working for Australian agencies reveal Plone meets most of their requirements. This presentation will outline how really good Plone is for government. We'll feature case studies of tenders won, why Plone was selected and feedback from clients. Hopefully, you can take key points away and use the information to sell Plone to your own governments.
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Plone, RabbitMQ and messaging that just works
by Asko Soukka and Jukka Ojaniemi
How to use AMQP with Plone to execute asynchronous taks and integrate with other sites and systems
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Data visualization in Plone
by Alin Voinea
An overview on eea.daviz, the Plone package that brings your data to life
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Is that a Plone in your pocket... ?
by polyester
How low can we go? Running Plone on a Raspberry Pi
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Plone.Gov.Br, or how to leverage Plone in the Brazilian Government
by Érico Andrei
Even though there are hundreds of Plone sites in the Brazilian Government, collaboration between different departments is rare. Plone.Gov.Br is an initiative to change that, spread knowledge and save taxpayers' money.
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Ways to investigate for the future of Plone
What can we learn from the outside?
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