With apologies to Erik Rose and PACKT publishing, who really should be the next “winners” in my blog entry queue, please take a minute to read the following (I am overdue with a promised review of Erik’s Plone 3 for … Continue reading →

I was recently tasked with consolidating our various business services (website, software repository, mailing lists, ldap, etc.) on to a single virtual machine (ostensibly to save money, although it didn’t quite work out that way). The Apache modules for XDV … Continue reading →

Well, no blood yet. But certainly sweat and tears! If Plone Conference 2006 was my inspiration for Plone Conference 2008, then Professional Plone Development was my inspiration for this book: Plone 3.3 Site Administration. For the past 14 months or … Continue reading →

I would like to think I have done my share for Plone over the past few years. In return, I know that Plone has done its share for me. I have learned a lot, made a good living, and met … Continue reading →

Believe it or not, there are still Plone 2.1 sites in production. (And 1.0 sites too, for that matter. Just look for the tell-tale ‘/help’ sign, e.g. http://www.zope.org/help, if you suspect Plone 1). I know, because I just deployed one … Continue reading →

(Or, “How I learned to stop worrying and use the right tool for the job.”) My first blog entry was well over two years ago. I’ve learned enough Plone since then to know that I hardly know anything! Toward the … Continue reading →