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10.5446/56851 (DOI) | Hello, I'm Ilya Zverev and I spent 12 years doing fun things in OpenStreetMap. Today I'm going to show you one thing not directly related to maps, but something useful I made last summer. I did it basically for City of Tallinn. Tallinn is the capital of Estonia, named Green Capital of Europe for 2023. It has lots of i... | In this talk I show the app that I've made in two months while learning the Flutter framework. It was built on open data and open source libraries. But what separates it from the rest is not code - but experience. Maps on mobile screens are hard to do properly, and there's always a temptation to add another screen, ano... |
10.5446/56854 (DOI) | Our next guest says he's a recovering C developer in the embedded space. So he's going to talk to us about why he now uses Go in the embedded Linux space. Welcome to this talk. I'm going to talk about Go. The premise is that I want to convince you that you should use Go for your projects, for your next software projec... | The Go ecosystem has established itself as the language of choice for many cloud and server software. We present arguments that Go is also uniquely suited to thrive for Linux-based embedded development. We present our case in the context of the SysOTA and NetOTA projects. |
10.5446/56855 (DOI) | Hi everyone, welcome to my first then 2022 talk, Z80, The Last Secrets. So first, who am I? My name is Anis Astier, I've been a Linux engineer for many years now and worked in embedded and consumer electronics. I like to take my mind off work by working on side projects that are not directly related. For instance, I m... | While writing a Z80 emulator, you might ask yourself: should it be 100% accurate ? Maybe not, if you just want to run old software. But what if you're not and this old software accidentally depends on undocumented behavior ? In this talk we'll explore how, 30 years after its design, a few people on a Russian retro-comp... |
10.5446/56856 (DOI) | Hey everyone, thanks for joining. This is going to be a gentle introduction to a tool called Pico CLI by the end of the talk. Hopefully you should know a lot more about it. We're going to have some fun with Kotlin and Star Wars as well because that's the Kotlin room. I would have loved to do that talk in person, but y... | picoCLI is a small library that can be used to create JVM based command line interface applications. Within 30 minutes, we'll look at how to setup a project, create a small application and package it for others to use. picoCLI is nice for several reasons : CLIs are a great way to automate some commands we run every day... |
10.5446/56645 (DOI) | Hi everybody, welcome back to Plone Conference 2021, Track 1. I am here with Nikola who is going to be talking to us about sustainability and web development. Nikola, when you're ready. Thank you Andy. Hello everyone. I'm super glad to be here this year, live from Sorrento, but I'm missing the people who are not here.... | How much do we know about the impact of technologies we use everyday? How much the web industry is responsible for carbon emissions? Can we define an ethic development? I wrote the Sustainable Web Manifest and I'll tell you what does it mean. We'll look to the things that need to be fixed and the process to make a sust... |
10.5446/56646 (DOI) | Hi, welcome back everybody to day three of the Plone Conference 2021. I am here with Alex Medishan, who will be speaking to us about advanced citations with Otero and OpenAB in Plone 6. Okay. Thank you for the introduction. So, my working Plono is mainly concerning Volto and teachers, having abounds. Main I've been wo... | Addon that uses Volto Slate plugin, to allow users to make citations by referencing documents in Zotero library and OpenAire. |
10.5446/56649 (DOI) | Welcome back. With me is Fred Van Dyke. And Fred, I think I first met Fred on a, on a bar. Oh, it's a boat, a boat and a bar at the Bristol 2014 conference. I remember being very impressed at this guy who was very geeky and technical and could speak at length on all sorts of issues, as long as they were technical. Fre... | collective.exportimport is the latest addition to our migration toolbox and we have achieved good results with it with upgrading Plone sites to Plone 5.2. But A new 'side' use case with this add-on getting mature is distributing content trees between existing Plone sites. For example to create an online marketing campa... |
10.5446/56651 (DOI) | Thanks everybody, we've had another wonderful day here and everywhere around the globe. And let's start the lightning talks. We are going to start with Peter Holzer, who will tell us all about his first clone sick site. Peter, take it away. You have five minutes and I will air horn. What is I have? Wait just to know. ... | - Holzer: My first Plone 6 site, - McFadden: Web developer confessions, - Casali: Plone sponsorships, - Jay: Why Drupal won down under, - Derstappen: Current state of Mockup, - Raggam: Javascript integration, - Glick: Snowfakery, - Bauer: One small VS Code trick, - Andrei: New Docker images |
10.5446/56652 (DOI) | Hello, welcome back to track one of the clone conference. Our third talk today is from to barrier giving us his fourth talk for the week and after also doing a training over the weekend. So thank you to barrier for all of the everything that you've been showing us this week. Barrio has been using zoaps since 2003 and ... | Searchlib is an extensible library and associated applications that integrates ElasticSearch and NLP technologies to build an improve faceted search interface for data catalogues. |
10.5446/56654 (DOI) | Hi, welcome back to Track 2. I'm with Ramon Navarrabash, who is the CTO of ISCRA. He's going to talk to us about Guillettina and the data layer, so FlapsDB, which is also a storage layer, and some more information about Flaps. Ramon is a longtime member of the Plum Foundation and all around Great Guy. He's also the co... | The talk will be separated on three parts: - Guillotina: At Flaps we developed all our data layer using Guillotina with an amazing result. We will explain our experience of how we used it and the pros and the cons of it. - FlapsDB: A new storage layer to allow AI search capabilities plus standard search. - Flaps: Our o... |
10.5446/56656 (DOI) | Hello everybody, we are now going to listen to Ramiro Luz, a long time contributor in Plans, a long time member of the Plans community, and he's here to talk about recent changes in these professional lives. So thank you Ramiro for being with us, thank you for this talk, and it's all yours. Oh nice, thank you. Hi peop... | What happened after a transition from a public institution to a international career restart in the middle of a pandemic. |
10.5446/56658 (DOI) | Hey everybody, welcome back to track two of Plum Conference 2021. I'm here with Raje, who is a front-end developer at Ishkrat, and he is going to be talking to us about React and Guillotine integrations. Hello, thanks, Andi. Today, I'm going to present you what Guillotine reacts to. My name is Raje Buche de Güell, and... | Guillotina React is an application that allows manage Guillotina data on web. We explain how we can integrate with Guillotina and how we can configure it in different projects. |
10.5446/56660 (DOI) | And welcome back. With me now is Johannes Ragham, who's a really long time core Plone developer. He's been PatternsLibMaintenor. He continues to be the PatternsLibMaintenor, which is why we are here today to hear more about PatternsLib. How do PatternsLib with TipTap, which is very interesting. Johannes is working at ... | tiptap is a headless editor which allows a fully customized UI and which has a strict tree based data model ensuring clean HTML code and allowing collaborative editing. We've built the Patternslib integration pat-tiptap at Syslab which is replacing our old HTML editor in Quaive. This talk shows how to use advanced Patt... |
10.5446/56662 (DOI) | Good morning everyone. Welcome to day four of the talks for the Plone Conference. I'm your moderator for today, Chrissy Wainwright. Today I am introducing Rafael Nunez. He is a longtime Zope and Plone developer. He's been around the community since 2002, so quite a bit longer than me. Works for the City University of ... | Rafael will describe the creation of the York College Assessment Management System (YAMS) plug-in for Plone. Using agile development and Plone's built-in functionality such as workflow, versions, roles to create a system that serves the College in having standardized but flexible, has continuity as leadership changes, ... |
10.5446/56665 (DOI) | Hey, welcome back to day two of Plum Conference 2021. And I'm really excited to introduce Timo Stolenwork, who will be giving our keynote today. He is a huge contributor to the community. He's basically the shoulders that we all ride on. KidConcept is the driving force behind Volto. Timo himself is a member of so many... | Plone 6 is the first CMS on the market that combines the power features, best-in-class security, and scalability of an enterprise CMS with a state-of-the-art JavaScript frontend and an easy-to-use user interface that gives editors full control over the composition of pages. |
10.5446/56666 (DOI) | All right, hi everyone. Welcome to our next talk. Our speaker now is Kim Pauluson. She's a longtime Plone Developer for the KU Leven University Web Management System. As an active part of the community, in fact, she put in a nomination to be on the board for the next term. So find out later today how that turns out. K... | For our new intranet we had to create yet another set of views to display listings and pages and news items. This caused a full refactoring of all listing views used in the university's CMS, with some very nice features for our end users. For our Plone 5 migration we also migrated this functionality to mosaic tiles. |
10.5446/56667 (DOI) | Alright, welcome back to Plone Conference 2021, Track 2, Day 2 with our, I believe it's our last talk today. With me is Flip McVadden, who has been at Radio Free Asia, a Plone developer for 10 years, working on many sites at RFA. He's the author of several Plone add-ons, as well as contributor to Plone Core. It's been... | This talk should make you more confident in modifying and extending Plone's powerful and efficient post-publish transformation tools. The first part covers plone.outputfilters - changing the behavior of TinyMCE images and the concepts of mime type transforms. The second part is on plone.transformchain - intercepting th... |
10.5446/56668 (DOI) | Well, now it's time for product, productizing plan. This talk is from Guido, Guido Steven. And we are very glad to have you with us. Guido, thank you for being there. Well, that's it. Thank you. Okay, there we go. Yeah, it's weird to do the stock in my room at home and not seeing the community, not seeing the people t... | Coming from a traditional web consultancy background, we've launched Quaive as a product-centric "built on Plone" solution. We still need our clients to be happy, and we still to a lot of consultancy. This talk highlights some of the tensions and pitfalls resulting from a hybrid consultancy-product business model. You'... |
10.5446/56669 (DOI) | Welcome back to the Plone Conference 2021, day three. With me now is Tomas Schor, who's been a longtime Zoop and Plone developer. Great guy, very calm, but with a really good sense of humor. I mean, look at him, we're friends. He's gotta have a good sense of humor. Tomas last year introduced to the world the Pyruvate ... | At last year's Plone conference, I presented Pyruvate, a WSGI server implemented in Rust (and Python). Since then, Pyruvate has served as the production WSGI server in a couple of projects. In this talk I will give a project status update and show how to use Pyruvate with Zope/Plone and other Python web applications an... |
10.5446/56670 (DOI) | Hello everyone, happy to be there. So on this track, we have now Kim Polissen from the Levant University, who's going to talk to us about revamping the plant training and documentation setup for plant 6. So thank you very much, Kim. That's all yours. Okay. Hello and good morning or evening everyone. Today I already me... | For Plone 6 a lot of presentation layers needed some work: - Plone.com/org - Plone documentation - Plone training This is a short overview of what has changed, a demo of how you can now adjust the plone docs and training. And of course a warm invite to contribute. |
10.5446/56673 (DOI) | Welcome back. Our next talk is theming Plone 6 classic UI by a couple of Plone theming experts. Peter Holzer has been a Plone developer and integrator for many, many years now. And so has Stefan Antonelli. Stefan's passion is UI and UX design. He's been the author and maintainer of many Plone add-ons, especially relat... | We made a couple of talks for Plone Conference 2020. This talk is basically a summary of the story behind modernize Plone's classic UI + Theming based on this work. We're going to show how to create a theme for Plone 6 Classic UI based on Barceloneta and from scratch. |
10.5446/56674 (DOI) | Alright, and we are back. Plum Conference 2021 Track 1, Day 1 with Tiberio Ikem, who is a leader in the development of Volto, a thought leader in the development of Volto. He gave the Volto add-ons training last year and this year, which I found fascinating and also brilliant. And he's here to give us a presentation a... | An introduction to the new Volto developer-targeted feature, the Pluggables framework. |
10.5446/56677 (DOI) | No, I haven't started the screen sharing yet. Good morning. We are back for Plone Conference 2021 day two track two with Philip Bauer. Who's a friend of mine? Well, at least I hope he's a friend of mine. We are back for Plone Conference 2021 day. Well, that was embarrassing. But not more use, not any more embarrassing... | In the last couple of month working with relations in Plone got a lot easier. In this talk I will present these improvements and show you can use relations to create a data-model that uses relations without shooting yourself in the foot. |
10.5446/56538 (DOI) | Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to talk about the digital transformation in higher education and outline a future of teaching and learning. This vision is based on recent developments and discussions in Germany and worldwide. For a long time, e-learning has been the framework, the paradigm for learning with digital... | In dem Video "Digital Transformation in Higher Education - The Future of Teaching and Learning" geht es um die Digitalisierung von Hochschulen und die Rolle Lehren und Lernen im digitalen Zeitalter. Die Referentin Dr. Budde geht dezidiert auf die Herausforderungen und Chancen digitalen Lehrens und Lernens ein und skizz... |
10.5446/56062 (DOI) | I think we're ready to start. We have a one and a half hour program and it will be split into basically four sessions. The first session is just the introduction. I will just do a quick introduction. We do a little poll and then we are happy we have two presenters, both from Netherlands and I bought a bit special in d... | To help us answer the question: “Can nature keep up with human-induced environmental changes and can ecosystem regeneration be enough to save our Planet?” we invited two biodiversity experts Dr Kenneth Rijsdijk, Island Biogeography researcher for the Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics at the University of... |
10.5446/56092 (DOI) | We will be thinking about just a random set of points where there is no symmetry whatsoever as to model our solids that we've been discussing in many aspects this week. And so of course, ZD in RD is an example of this, and this has a lot of translational symmetry, but I'm not going to assume any such thing. So there's... | A Delone set is a uniformly discrete and relatively dense subset of Euclidean space \mathbb{R}^{d}. As such they constitute a mathematical model for a general solid material. By choosing an abstract transversal for the translation action on the orbit space of the Delone set, one obtains an etale groupoid. In the absenc... |
10.5446/56095 (DOI) | I like to use. I like to go to workshops like that myself and listen to talks from various perspectives. And so I'll certainly try to address this mixed audience. And I do my best. You will be confused. You will ask questions. Some things will be clarified today, tomorrow. Or, I'm lucky that Michael Levin, this mornin... | Kitaev's quantum double models provide a rich class of examples of two-dimensional lattice systems with topological order in the ground states and a spectrum described by anyonic elementary excitations. The infinite volume ground states of the abelian quantum double models come in a number of equivalence classes called... |
10.5446/56097 (DOI) | I will be talking about two closely related applications of the index theorem you've just heard about from Sven. Namely, as already anticipated, one application is to prove quantization of the Hall conductance in interacting systems. And the other one is to prove Afrum-Danazak relations for such quantum Hall systems, ... | As an application of the many-body index (see Sven Bachmann's talk), the Avron-Dana-Zak relation is shown to hold in the context of interacting quantum lattice systems, for the integer and fractional quantum Hall effects. A key formal property used to obtain this result is the additivity of the many-body index. |
10.5446/56101 (DOI) | the hotel room last night. I don't know whether you guys had similar experience. They had an outburst of facts last night. OK, so today I want to talk about a topic which is really to actually to quantum phase transition. So I realized most of the previous talks focused on quantum phases, such as topology in Sweden, a... | In the context of quantum spin liquids, it is long known that the condensation of fractionalized excitations can inevitably break certain physical symmetries. For example, condensing spinons will usually break spin rotation and time reversal symmetries. We generalize these phenomena to the context of a generic continuo... |
10.5446/56103 (DOI) | In my talk, I would like to present you some results that I recently developed in joint work with Alexander Oledich and Martin Zürmauer at the University of Cologne. The topic is, as the title says, bike boundary correspondence in disorder systems, but primarily it's about how to derive topological phases in disorder ... | Guided by the many-particle quantum theory of interacting systems, we develop a uniform classification scheme for topological phases of disordered gapped free fermions, encompassing all symmetry classes of the Tenfold Way. We apply this scheme to give a mathematically rigorous proof of bulk-boundary correspondence. To ... |
10.5446/56184 (DOI) | So, as Valentina just mentioned, I will be talking about a project I conducted during while I was doing my API fellowship right before mood started actually. All right, so a very brief reminder about tick-borne encephalitis. So it's a virus of the flavivirus family. The main mode of transmission is vector-borne and th... | Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) has become a growing public health challenge in Europe and other parts of the world. The number of human cases of TBE in all endemic regions of Europe has increased by almost 400% in the last 30 years; with spreading risk areas and new foci across Europe and worldwide, TBE has been include... |
10.5446/56105 (DOI) | What I hope to share with my previous presenters is some of the ability to take obscure ideas and build them into existence. I think that is something we all kind of share, but on various levels. So I'm very happy to be in the network from the very beginning. And from the very beginning, I followed an interest in usin... | The paper explores the possibilities of a composite of needle-felt fibres and cement-based matrix for designing and fabricating architectural elements. It summarizes the longer standing design-research undertaking in needle-felting as a novel method for creating materially graded objects without the use of formwork. Th... |
10.5446/56107 (DOI) | Hello everyone, it's very nice to be here. Last time we have been to Aachen altogether and we had the possibility to show you a couple of our textile reinforcements and textile production processes. That's why I'm happy you are familiar with the topic. I am just in detail, I am from the Institute for Textile Technolog... | One major challenge preventing widespread introduction of digital concrete production is the integration of reinforcing materials. Textile grid structures offer a possible solution for this challenge. Textile reinforced concrete (TRC) has been researched for approximately 20 years and is currently being commercialized,... |
10.5446/56108 (DOI) | Yeah, welcome to my presentation today. I'm Niklas Pointe, and I'm delighted to present you recent results of an experimental study we performed on interlayer reinforcement in short-creed 3D printing. In this study, we want to investigate the effect of different cellular dosages on the resulting bond behavior. As you ... | Additive manufacturing with cement-based materials has recently become increasingly common on construction site. The high degree of freedom in individual geometric shapes, the associated potential for resource-efficient designs, and the high degree of automation could make this technology a milestone in the history of ... |
10.5446/56026 (DOI) | Dear audience, welcome to my presentation on strategic management in higher education institutions. I'd like to show you five basic lessons learned, which are drawn from the experiences in the higher education sector. And let me start already with number one of these five lessons learned. Number one is strategic manag... | In this video, Professor Ziegele explains the basics of strategic management for universities. Strategic management can bring tremendous benefits to universities and faculties. But university and faculty strategies need a good story and priority. A good mix of top-down and bottom-up strategies should always be develope... |
10.5446/55782 (DOI) | So, as you saw probably in the news and on our social channels, we released this open source spectra library version one. And it's ready for testing. And we basically calling people to contribute now. So you can use it possibly actively. It is a true community project. So we hope in a well, in coming months or definit... | Tom Hengl is the Co-founder of OpenGeoHub foundation and Technical Director. In the SoilSpec4GG project, Tom leads the development of the OSSL DB, R packages and web services. In this talk, Tom reviews the novel Open Source Spectral Library (OSSL), consisting of multiple interrelated components. The first is a large da... |
10.5446/55636 (DOI) | We still have a stream of people coming in and I assume this will continue for a while but we may as well get started. So thank you all for joining us. It's nice to see a handful of familiar faces and nice to see a lot of unfamiliar faces and names on the participant list. So before starting, a few words of thanks to ... | We consider the problem of estimating a large rank-one matrix, given noisy observations. This inference problem is known to have a phase transition, in the sense that the partial recovery of the original matrix is only possible if the signal-to-noise ratio exceeds a (non-zero) value. We will present a new proof of this... |
10.5446/55637 (DOI) | Okay, so welcome everyone to the second day of the online open probability school. Thank you all for coming. It's a pleasure to have our second lecture from Jean-Christophe Murat on Disorder systems and Hamilton Jacobi equations. Just before we get to that, I'll remind you that the lectures are being recorded and post... | We consider the problem of estimating a large rank-one matrix, given noisy observations. This inference problem is known to have a phase transition, in the sense that the partial recovery of the original matrix is only possible if the signal-to-noise ratio exceeds a (non-zero) value. We will present a new proof of this... |
10.5446/55638 (DOI) | We're referring to music in the chat. Related to the chat, we welcome questions during the lecture. The moderators will try to keep on the questions and flag anything important to the speaker. And JC also does a remarkable job of moderating the chat himself and responding in real time. So, please feel free to ask ques... | We consider the problem of estimating a large rank-one matrix, given noisy observations. This inference problem is known to have a phase transition, in the sense that the partial recovery of the original matrix is only possible if the signal-to-noise ratio exceeds a (non-zero) value. We will present a new proof of this... |
10.5446/55640 (DOI) | I mean, at the same time, I apologize to everyone that I didn't reply to. It's not because I don't love you. I love you. Okay, but let's get to the talk. So today's talk is we are... If there are questions, please put them in the public chat. So today we'll be moving out of the 80s and getting to this decade, even tho... | Critical and near-critical percolation is well-understood in dimension 2 and in high dimensions. The behaviour in intermediate dimensions (in particular 3) is still largely not understood, but in recent years there was some progress in this field, with contributions by van den Berg, Cerf, Duminil-Copin, Tassion and oth... |
10.5446/55642 (DOI) | Okay. Okay, and we are live. So, and also start the, you started the recording. Okay. So, I want to say today, welcome everyone to the fourth session of the week. So today we will have two lectures on both of being recorded. So if you don't wish your audio and video to appear in the recording, please keep your microph... | We will consider a branching process with a spacial component on the real line. After birth each individual performs an independent step according a stretched exponential (or Weibull) law. We will give a detailed description of the asymptotic behaviour of the position of the rightmost particle. |
10.5446/55643 (DOI) | Okay, so I'm going to be talking about the extreme or particles of branching Brownian motion. So presumably we've all seen branching Brownian motion before, but just to fix the exact model we're working with, I'm going to be talking about binary branching Brownian motion where particles have unit exponential lifetimes... | We study the positions of extremal particles in branching Brownian motion, with a particular emphasis on understanding why moment calculations can be misleading. We then turn to looking at the past trajectories of these particles, as well as their genealogical relationship with other particles in the system. |
10.5446/55658 (DOI) | Okay, great. So thanks a lot. So this is my final lecture and today I'm going to talk about the third point of the overview which was refined mix-hit relations. Mixing. So first I'm going to set up some notation and recall the definition of the relaxation time. And once I do that, I'll follow the paper by Basou Harmon... | Mixing times for Markov chains is an active area of research in modern probability and it lies at the interface of mathematics, statistical physics and theoretical computer science. The mixing time of a Markov chain is defined to be the time it takes to come close to equilibrium. There is a variety of techniques used t... |
10.5446/55660 (DOI) | Welcome everybody. This is the second lecture of the Franklin Hollander course on Metastability. Just a reminder that the third lecture will take place on Thursday using the same link. So just as yesterday, there will be approximately two 30-minute tabs and in between we will have an opportunity to ask questions. You ... | Metastability is a wide-spread phenomenon in the dynamics of non-linear systems subject noise. In the narrower perspective of statistical physics, metastable behaviour can be seen as the dynamical manifestation of a first-order phase transition. A fruitful approach to metastability is via potential theory. The key poin... |
10.5446/55661 (DOI) | Full screen mode. Okay. There we go. Right. So welcome back everybody. On Tuesday, Aynan and I presented an example of a... Oh, sorry. Okay. We presented an example of Kawasaki particle hopping dynamics on the finite piece of lattice and we showed that in a certain made to stable regime of low temperature and low dens... | Metastability is a wide-spread phenomenon in the dynamics of non-linear systems subject noise. In the narrower perspective of statistical physics, metastable behaviour can be seen as the dynamical manifestation of a first-order phase transition. A fruitful approach to metastability is via potential theory. The key poin... |
10.5446/55662 (DOI) | It has a beautiful structure which I will try to explain to you. Okay. As with every model, I'll have to set the stage. I have to talk about what is the configuration space, what are the key notations, what is the Hamiltonian, what is the reference measure, what is the metastable regime. And so that's what I'm going t... | Metastability is a wide-spread phenomenon in the dynamics of non-linear systems subject noise. In the narrower perspective of statistical physics, metastable behaviour can be seen as the dynamical manifestation of a first-order phase transition. A fruitful approach to metastability is via potential theory. The key poin... |
10.5446/55664 (DOI) | Alright, so... Okay. Wha... Okay, so, um, all right, so, so just to sort of recap, where, where, where are we before the break? Hey. Sorry, one second. There seems to be some sort of echo. Does anyone else hear that? Yeah, I do. Hopefully it's over now. Hopefully it's, hopefully it's gone. Um, all right, so, yeah, so ... | Historically, mean field spin glass models come from the study of statistical physics and have served as prototypical examples of complex energy landscapes. To tackle these questions statistical physicists developed a new class of tools, such as the cavity method and the replica symmetry breaking. Since their introduct... |
10.5446/55671 (DOI) | We are happy to have with us this week Andrea Montenari who will give a series of five lectures one each day. There will also be a couple of exercise sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday, later on, and the lecture by Leo Mjoln on Thursday. So that's the schedule for this week. A reminder that these lectures are being record... | Starting in the seventies, physicists have introduced a class of random energy functions and corresponding random probability distributions (Gibbs measures), that are known as mean-field spin glasses. Over the years, it has become increasingly clear that a broad array of canonical models in random combinatorics and (mo... |
10.5446/55675 (DOI) | Currently at an instructor position at NYU's Courant Institute and the Center for Data Science. He will tell us today about information theoretic limits in Bayesian inference with Gaussian noise. Okay, so yes, thank you very much, Leah. Thank you very much to the organizer for letting me speaking at this nice summer s... | We will discuss briefly the statistical estimation of a signal (vector, matrix, tensor...) corrupted by Gaussian noise. We will restrict ourselves to information-theoretic considerations and draw connections with statistical physics (random energy model, p-spin model). |
10.5446/55676 (DOI) | Open online probability score, originally designed for the SMS in-person version. He's been giving lectures on mean field methods as they apply to high dimensional statistics and to non-convex optimizations. In the last lecture, we connected this to the statistical physics models. And today we're going to see a contin... | Starting in the seventies, physicists have introduced a class of random energy functions and corresponding random probability distributions (Gibbs measures), that are known as mean-field spin glasses. Over the years, it has become increasingly clear that a broad array of canonical models in random combinatorics and (mo... |
10.5446/55705 (DOI) | Hi, my name is Margelt Plank. I'm from the from TIP from the Leibniz Information Center for Science and Technology in Germany. And my colleague Jens Köster and I have prepared a presentation on the topic of key features of video abstracts using the example of the TAV portal. Science isn't finished until it's communica... | Today, more and more scientific videos are published online. One visual format that seems particularly suitable for communicating scientific content is the video abstract. This is the 3-5 minutes long moving image equivalent of a written abstract. With this format, scientists have the opportunity to explain the results... |
10.5446/55678 (DOI) | I think we can start the streaming. Okay. Where's our. Oh, I guess we don't need necessarily the oops. Slide. Oh, I just took it off. I can put it back though. As you wish. Doesn't matter. And the people to break out rumor back. Is that. I didn't do it today. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So. We're back for the second lecture of ... | There is a very simple algorithm for the inference of posteriors for probability Markov models on trees. Asymptotic properties of this algorithm were first studied in statistical physics and have later played a role in coding theory, in machine learning, in evolutionary inference, among many other areas. The lectures w... |
10.5446/55679 (DOI) | So we're welcome to the third lecture in the sequence of lectures by Alkanan Moselle on Simplicity and Complexity in Belief Propagation. The lecture will be recorded so if you do not want to appear on the screen please keep your video and your audio off. There will be an opportunity for questions both through chat whi... | There is a very simple algorithm for the inference of posteriors for probability Markov models on trees. Asymptotic properties of this algorithm were first studied in statistical physics and have later played a role in coding theory, in machine learning, in evolutionary inference, among many other areas. The lectures w... |
10.5446/55680 (DOI) | During the talk, you can ask me to chat and we'll relay the questions if you want. We'll try to answer if possible and otherwise we'll relay the questions to Shoshan directly. We should do a break after 30 minutes where you can ask some questions and at the very end of the talk we'll stop all recordings so that you ca... | While large deviations theory for sums and other linear functions of independent random variables is well developed and classical, the set of tools to analyze non-linear functions, such as polynomials, is limited. Canonical examples of such non-linear functions include subgraph counts and spectral observables in random... |
10.5446/55681 (DOI) | on these mini-course, on large deviations on random graphs. All right, so yeah, thanks. Let me share my screen. So. Okay. All right, so we'll carry over from where we left off. I'll briefly sort of recall what we did yesterday and then I also sort of. There will be lecture notes available online about everything that ... | While large deviations theory for sums and other linear functions of independent random variables is well developed and classical, the set of tools to analyze non-linear functions, such as polynomials, is limited. Canonical examples of such non-linear functions include subgraph counts and spectral observables in random... |
10.5446/55682 (DOI) | So, hi everyone. Before we get started with the lecture, I'd just like to give you a quick overview of what's happening in the next few weeks. So concerning, oops, next week it's going to be free. There is an event organized, the One World Probability Seminar next week, if you're interested. In two weeks there is the ... | While large deviations theory for sums and other linear functions of independent random variables is well developed and classical, the set of tools to analyze non-linear functions, such as polynomials, is limited. Canonical examples of such non-linear functions include subgraph counts and spectral observables in random... |
10.5446/54056 (DOI) | Can I say it, everyone? Yes. Okay. Can you hear me clearly? Yes, I can. Okay. So now I can get started. Hello, everyone. And it's my pleasure to present this work in CanQ. And the title is the Equilibrium and Social Optimality in Qs with Service Read and Customers Joining Decision. Okay. This is kind of joint work wit... | We consider the customers' equilibrium strategy and socially optimal strategy in a single server Markovian queueing system with changeable service rates controlled by a threshold. When a customer arrives at an empty system, he is served by the server at a lower service rate. When the queue length reaches the threshold,... |
10.5446/54058 (DOI) | And here you see again the title and my name as you see is Winfield Grasmund and I talk about the Lyme Monte Carlo simulation is done so frequently. Monte Carlo simulation is really one of the most successful applications of operations in the field search and even beyond. However the bulk of Turing theory uses determi... | Monte Carlo simulation is one of the most successful techniques, not only in operations research and performance evaluation, but in science in general. One reason for this extraordinary success is its flexibility. In contrast, most queueing models are rather specialized. In this talk, we suggest methods to make queuein... |
10.5446/54065 (DOI) | Yeah, okay. Can you hear me okay? Or no? Barbara, you should put it in the whole screen. I mean, full screen. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I was worried about the audio. Can you hear me? All right. Yeah. All right. Yeah, that's good. Okay. Now, just before you start, Barbara, you are the chair for the next, for the next sess... | We study the asymptotic periodic distribution of queues with time- varying periodic transition rates and catastrophes that occur randomly according to an exponential distribution with time-varying periodic rate. When a disaster occurs, the system resets, all customers are lost and an exponentially distributed period of... |
10.5446/54067 (DOI) | I'm sorry, I have to interrupt. So every last speaker of a session would be the chair of the following session. So if I am the last speaker of the first session, then I would be the chair of the next session. For example, in our case, Barbara would be the chair of 1130 sessions. So with this way, we go ahead and we do... | In this paper, we study a double-sided queueing model with marked Markovian arrival processes and finite discrete abandonment times. We apply the theory of multi-layer Markov modulated fluid flow (MMFF) processes to analyze the queueing model. First, we define three age processes for the queueing system and convert the... |
10.5446/54069 (DOI) | translucent wear is chosen by the average. Ia diodau arall y casos am Lundt, o greu ychwaneg, aer am lywodraeth i chi. Dus yn Ynswyr y diem sometime Mt a dwi'n meddwl i'r cyfnodd. Mae'r cyfnodd yn cyfnodd CSA, Angola a AWS. Felly ydych chi'n fawr i'n fawr. Dwi'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'n meddwl i'r cyfnodd. Felly, ydych c... | I will talk about our work at Briefy, a startup company from Berlin that provides visual content on a large scale. When I started working at Briefy last year we had a big challenge: build a new product from scratch to automate the entire business. We built an entire technical solution consisting of thousands of lines o... |
10.5446/54068 (DOI) | Yes, and Balboxia is a Brazilian project which I got acquainted with. I'm a software developer who was originally trained as a theoretical physicist. Since 2011 I have been working for a company in Denmark called Magenta, or Magenta, I think it's the color. The company I work for is specializing in only free and open ... | Baobáxia is a community-built project to connect about 200 Brazilian quilombos to assist the interchange and preservation of traditional, community-built culture, under especially challenging conditions including remote locations without access to the Internet. Baobáxia is built in Django with sqlite or postgres (middl... |
10.5446/54071 (DOI) | Okay, hello everybody. I will try to be fast to gain some time that I lost here. I'm Alessandro Pisa. I studied as a physicist, but something went wrong and I started working with clone. Sorry, can you hear me? Okay, so I was saying that, I was saying that, okay great. So I was saying that I started working with clone... | In this talk I am going to share original ideas and novel techniques we developed to cut down upgrade and migration times. It all was triggered by the challenging task of upgrading a heavily customized Plone 4 intranet to Plone 5 and contextually installing Plone Intranet while minimizing the downtime. Solr was involve... |
10.5446/55602 (DOI) | Hello and welcome to our world blown day session. I'm Sally Kleinfeld from just Carter a US based company specializing in open source web web technologies especially blown and with me is is a Jeff Bowman he is the IT manager of the Mountaineers and Alec Mitchell one of our developers here at just Carter also a former ... | Jeff Bowman, Alec Mitchell and Sally Kleinfeldt discuss The Mountaineers' feature-rich outdoor education Plone site |
10.5446/55604 (DOI) | Hello and welcome everyone to our world blown day session. I'm Sally Kleinfeld. I'm with Jess Carter, which is a US based company specializing in open source web technologies, including blown of course. And with me is Lauren Drummond, who is the digital content manager at the Washington Trails Association and Dean Eri... | Loren Drummond, Dean Ericksen and Sally Kleinfeldt discuss the important role volunteers have played on WTA's website. |
10.5446/55557 (DOI) | Hello, I'm Sally Klangfeldt from JazzCarta and I'd like to talk about collaborative data management. Scientists and researchers of all kinds produce data, data which needs to be managed. Project data often start out in a spreadsheet or access database. If the research team is big enough, the next step is often a web d... | Sally Kleinfeldt describes why some research projects need both data management and collaboration, and how Plone perfectly fills that need |
10.5446/55558 (DOI) | So I'm going to talk about debugging your clone site. This will be more than just clone. I'm going to cover the basic debugging process in general. Disclaimer, I do not plan on eating bugs like this cardinal in this picture. So don't be expecting that. You can find me online at CDW9 most places. I am a Python develope... | Bugs happen. They can be discovered during development, through automated or manual testing, and by clients in production. I will cover basic debugging steps that can work for any type of website, then dive more specifically into debugging in Plone. |
10.5446/55564 (DOI) | Hello everybody, my name is Paul Roulant. I have been active in the Plum community for a little while, mainly on documentation, on accessibility, and also in the board of the Plum Foundation. But that's not all that I do. I have a day job, some of you may not believe it, but I do actually have a day job, and I also ha... | Paul Roeland will describe how Plone supports the Roze Filmdagen - Amsterdam LGBTQ+ Film Festival. |
10.5446/55568 (DOI) | Hello, welcome to World Plon Day for 2021. I believe it's 2021. Oh, yes. I am Kim Nguyen. I'm a still unreformed Plonista. I've been a Plonista for 18 years this year. I got involved with Plon when I was working at a university at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and I needed to build a website for people who could... | A case study of a student robotics team that needed a web site for which content creation, editing, and publishing could be delegated to students. A presentation of Plone in a Box™, an easy way to host a Plone site on a cloud server with just a few clicks and a few minutes for only a few dollars a month! |
10.5446/54079 (DOI) | All right, thanks. So for last several lectures, I talked about one algebra, geometric model of the income model using braid varieties and related varieties and some structures that we can understand on that side. So today I will give completely different algebraic model for the income model for some class of links an... | Khovanov and Rozansky defined a link homology theory which categorifies the HOMFLY-PT polynomial. This homology is relatively easy to define, but notoriously hard to compute. I will discuss recent breakthroughs in understanding and computing Khovanov-Rozansky homology, focusing on connections to the algebraic geometry ... |
10.5446/54862 (DOI) | you you you you so it's an extremely important need and if we look at how much time we spend working, like a third of our day usually, if you leave sleeping out as a pretty safe spot, hopefully, then it's half of our time that we spend at work and then the question is how safe are we at work actually. I have spent the... | This is a case study of a large scale software that has been in operation for over 10 years and is still expanding. The latest addition is coming from a big automotive OEM and completes the chain from risk identification to staff training. This project demonstrates that Plone projects are very well maintainable over ti... |
10.5446/54085 (DOI) | I'm very pleased to introduce Professor Samson Abramsky from the University of Oxford. Samson is a leading expert in several different areas of theoretical computer science and today he will talk about fundamental aspects of quantum theory from a geometrical and logical perspective. Okay, thank you very much Olivia an... | Quantum mechanics implies a fundamentally non-classical picture of the physical world. This non-classicality is expressed in it sharpest form in the phenomena of non-locality and contextuality, articulated in the Bell and Kochen-Specker theorems. Apart from the foundational significance of these ideas, they play a cent... |
10.5446/55519 (DOI) | So the next talk is by Axel Osmonde and he will talk about the over topos at a model. And this is joint work with Olivier Caramello. Okay, Axel. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much for being there as this talk where I have the pleasure to present this joint work with Olivier Caramello. So jus... | For a model of a geometric theory in a Grothendieck topos, we can construct the over-topos of this model classifying homomorphisms above it. In this talk, we provide a site theoretic description of this construction. In the case of a set-valued model, a site will be provided by the category of global elements together ... |
10.5446/55521 (DOI) | I think you can start with a high octopi. Okay, I'll do that. Alright, so I've told you enough about infinity categories to get going with. I hope. So let me recall a definition of Groten-Dichtopos. This is my favorite definition because it's so compact. So a Groten-Dichtopos, it's a category E, so there exists a bunc... | In this series of lectures I will give an introduction to the concept of "infinity topoi", which is an analog of the notion of a "Grothendieck topos" which is not an ordinary category, but rather is an "infinity category". No prior knowledge of higher category theory will be assumed. |
10.5446/55522 (DOI) | Okay, so I'm very pleased to introduce Professor Reiske again. Thank you. So I will continue today to talk about some properties of infinity topoi. So let's see. So last time I defined the notion of an infinity topos. It's an infinity category that's a left exact localization of a pre-sheave category, pre-sheaves of i... | In this series of lectures I will give an introduction to the concept of "infinity topoi", which is an analog of the notion of a "Grothendieck topos" which is not an ordinary category, but rather is an "infinity category". No prior knowledge of higher category theory will be assumed. |
10.5446/55523 (DOI) | So I want to have a sort of a grab bag of topics in this last lecture. So I've talked about infinity topoi, characterization terms of descent, local classes in university families and truncation and connectivity. So I've noticed that the I can look at the full subcategory of in truncated infinity group oids. And so th... | In this series of lectures I will give an introduction to the concept of "infinity topoi", which is an analog of the notion of a "Grothendieck topos" which is not an ordinary category, but rather is an "infinity category". No prior knowledge of higher category theory will be assumed. |
10.5446/55524 (DOI) | So Daniel, it's a pleasure. Thank you, Lohan. So I want to thank you and Olivia to be at the origin of all this project, to the proposal with artificial neural networks. I want to thank my fellow laboratory for the club. And also another source of my interest for the proposal coming after this work about information t... | Every known artificial deep neural network (DNN) corresponds to an object in a canonical Grothendieck’s topos; its learning dynamic corresponds to a flow of morphisms in this topos. Invariance structures in the layers (like CNNs or LSTMs) correspond to Giraud’s stacks. This invariance is supposed to be responsible of t... |
10.5446/55529 (DOI) | I am happy to introduce Jason Parker from Bandon University who is going to talk on Covariant Isotropy of Groten-Dick Toposis. So please go ahead. Great. So thank you for the opportunity. I'm Jason Parker and just FYI, I do sometimes stutter or stammer. So you hear me stuttering or stammering. That's totally normal. S... | Covariant isotropy can be regarded as providing an abstract notion of conjugation or inner automorphism for an arbitrary category. After reviewing the characterization of covariant isotropy in locally presentable categories (regarded as categories of models of essentially algebraic theories), we characterize the covari... |
10.5446/55532 (DOI) | Thank you very much to the organizers for allowing me to speak of this presentation. The story I want to share with you today is about how we can think about topos as ways of completing structure. So we might start off with some structure which doesn't have all of the properties we want it to have. And topos is going ... | In this presentation, a substitutive syntactic site for the classifying topos of a geometric theory is introduced. This construction is understood in light of the relationship between localic expansions and internal locales. The usual syntactic site is recovered as a topos theoretic completion of the substitutive site. |
10.5446/55176 (DOI) | Please come on! I really like my friends are here so they clap. So first of all I must say this is kind of a remix of a talk I gave at the World Plane Day in 2013. The presentation can be found in portuguese so you can compare at least the numbers to see how the other Plane Foundation is doing over time. So first of a... | Eric Steele began his Plone career with Penn State University's WebLion group, where he authored several widely-used Plone products, including GloWorm and FacultyStaffDirectory. In 2009, Eric became Plone's release manager, overseeing the Plone 4 and 5 releases. By day, he works for Salesforce, building testing and rel... |
10.5446/55534 (DOI) | Okay, thank you very much. So I had just ended to present the notion of language or signature of first order theory and the interpretations they may have in the topos or more generally in categories with finite products and these interpretations are called sigma structures. So by now I want to come to the notion of fi... | The purpose of these lectures will be to present the theory of classifying toposes of geometric theories. This theory was developped in the 1970's by Lawvere, Makkai, Reyes, Joyal and other catagory theorists, systematising some constructions of Grothendieck and his student Monique Hakim, but it still deserves to be mu... |
10.5446/55535 (DOI) | So it's my pleasure to reintroduce Laurent LeFargue, who will continue his course on classifying toposities of geometric theories. Please, Laurent. Okay, thank you very much. So I just want to remind the participants that yesterday I introduced the statement of the existence theorem of classifying toposities. How to a... | The purpose of these lectures will be to present the theory of classifying toposes of geometric theories. This theory was developped in the 1970's by Lawvere, Makkai, Reyes, Joyal and other catagory theorists, systematising some constructions of Grothendieck and his student Monique Hakim, but it still deserves to be mu... |
10.5446/55536 (DOI) | Luca has given several different contributions to ship theory. Today we will talk about ships on tithopology. I will start with a brief introduction and then I will recall some basic notion that Obolivia also recalls in lecture about ships on topological space. And then I will restrict ships on tithopology. The idea i... | Let T be a suitable family of open subsets of a topological space X stable under unions and intersections. Starting from T we construct a (Grothendieck) topology on X and we consider the associated category of sheaves. This gives a unifying description of various constructions in different fields of mathematics. |
10.5446/55541 (DOI) | So it's really a great pleasure for me to introduce Olivia Caramello who is in University of Insubria in Como and all the Gelfand chair in the EHS and I mean who contributed so much you know to the theory of toposis and she will talk about introducing if you want the geometric theory of toposis and the new theory of r... | This course provides a geometric introduction to (relative) topos theory. The first part of the course will describe the basic theory of sheaves on a site, the main structural properties of Grothendieck toposes and the way in which morphisms between toposes are induced by suitable kinds of functors between sites. The s... |
10.5446/55549 (DOI) | So, yes, I'm Teresa Smith. I'm from the University of Bath, which is the campus that you can see on your screen there. And I'm going to talk about a project that I've involved in, which is looking at tracking the spread of COVID-19 by looking at wastewater. It's just a bit of an overview of this talk, so I'm not sure ... | Theresa Smith is a Lecturer in Statistics at the University of Bath. She received her PhD in Statistics from the University of Washington and went on to work as a postdoctoral researcher in spatial epidemiology in the Center for Health Informatics, Computing and Statistics at Lancaster University from 2014 to 2016. In ... |
10.5446/54084 (DOI) | Hello everyone, my name is Alin Vojna, I am from Oduev Romania and I am here to show you the easiest web ever made for you to run on your machine and in production. So first let me start with this question, what is Docker? Do you know what Docker is? Raise your hand please. Okay, everyone, okay I am done here. Okay, s... | Easily develop and deploy Plone based application stacks with Docker and Rancher. |
10.5446/54087 (DOI) | Welcome everybody. I hope you had a good lunch. I hope you're not here for a nap. I'm Jeff Bowman. I'm the IT manager for the Mountaineers. There's my email. Feel free to contact me with questions or hit me up in the hallway out there. First of all, quick overview, what I want to talk about today, who we are so you ca... | The Mountaineers is a 110-year old nonprofit focused on exploring and protecting the outdoors. They have very broad and diverse groups of users - the general public, guests, members (adults and youth), volunteers, donors, and staff - all with competing technological needs and challenges. Jeff will show how a combinatio... |
10.5446/54089 (DOI) | Hello everybody. My name is Eric Barrow and I'm going to talk to you about JavaScript from Client, which I've been introduced by Eric in this keynote this morning. Yeah, I know the word here which is kind of boring is JavaScript, right? So I made a small poll on Twitter, I asked, yeah, recording this 3C form in GIS so... | A key part of the work started at the Barcelona sprint this summer was an extensible Angular 2 based app, which does all its interaction with the Plone backend through the new REST API. It supports both server side and browser side rendering for fast response time, SEO and accessibility. |
10.5446/54093 (DOI) | I talked about time zones, but I had technical problems. So I was not able to start with this song, which was the whole point. So it's extra content. So we'll see. All right, looks like everybody's here. Right, I have to switch my glasses too, so I can see something. OK, so my name is Lenard. I haven't been on the Plu... | It's hard to make reports from NoSQL databases, and this is true for some SQL databases as well. And what if your reports need data from several databases? Then you need a separate reporting database. This talk will give you an introduction to reporting databases - what they are, when to use them, how to design them, a... |
10.5446/54107 (DOI) | Okay, so this, I did say that I wanted to change the name, but didn't make to the final program, but yeah, basically it's the same idea. So I'm Jill Furgada, I'm coming from Catalonia, actually working in Berlin, Germany. GitHub, Twitter, and I work at the AFRITE, that's a weekly newspaper, and we of course use PLON, ... | Your first time contribution to a large project is always a bit daunting: lots of things to learn and read upfront. Even for seasoned contributors there are always some rocks in the way. |
10.5446/54063 (DOI) | I want to talk about our relaunch project of our main website www.finv.ch. And it's a university in Switzerland. And as everyone else, we are struggling with a similar situation. We have an external design and want to integrate it with the rich blown editing interface. And I want to give you some insights of the proje... | Tom will outline the development process, the tools used, and show some of the Plone code that made the relaunch of this site a success. Tom will describe the WebRelaunch project at FHNW - the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzeland. He will cover - The lessons they learned about taming Plone 5 and plone... |
10.5446/54102 (DOI) | Yeah, good evening and thanks a lot for the invitation. I have now a five minute statement and I tried to make it really five minute. I was quite frustrated by going through the projects and choosing pictures because I always want to show more and more and more so I had to put off and off and off. But I also thought t... | Few contemporary practitioners rival Assemble Studio in their dedication to overcoming disciplinary limitations, cutting through the fragmentation of modernism, and changing daily life through community-oriented design – for this very reason, they were recently awarded the prestigious Turner Prize. After her lecture, A... |
10.5446/54111 (DOI) | Thank you everyone for coming and for this incredibly nice invitation to do a kind of a duo, small duo talk and after to discuss, well, the idea of architecture and photography when it collides or when it intersects or when it has something to say to each other. I will show two projects that have finished this year. T... | mit Christian Kerez und Bas Princen, im Rahmen der Reihe POSITIONEN Donnerstag, 8. Dezember 2016, 19 Uhr, TU Berlin Architekturgebäude, Berlin Moderation: Anh-Linh Ngo, Sandra Oehy Gibt es eine Rationalität des Raumes jenseits des Menschen? Ausgangspunkt der Diskussion ist Christian Kerez’ Beitrag Incidental Space für ... |
10.5446/54122 (DOI) | Guten Abend meine Damen und Herren. Herr Zendner hat mich freundlicherweise schon vorgestellt. Bleibt mir das erspart. Ich darf Sie heute eben gleich drei Rollen hier begrüßen. Zunächst einmal im Namen von Siedle und mit ganz besonderer Freude alle Gäste, die unsere Einladung gefreut sind. Ich weiß, es gab weitere. Da... | Donnerstag, 29. Juni 2017, 18:30 Uhr Vitra Design Museum, Schaudepot, Weil am Rhein Kollektive Architektur holt die Öffentlichkeit in das Wohnhaus – und versteht Wohnungen als öffentliches Gut. Wie verbinden sich Privates und Öffentliches hier auf neue Weise? Diese und weitere Fragen diskutiert Pier Vittorio Aureli, Ar... |
10.5446/54132 (DOI) | You Youoon Etwa Two other The land belongs to everybody. And of course, all we know, we all know, ecologically, if I have a stream and my property, you have a stream and your property, it's the same stream. And so what I do with my property with the stream is get affected, etc. An architecture of good intention does n... | THE PROPERTY ISSUE ARCH+ features 73 mit Oana Bogdan, Olaf Grawert, Florian Hertweck, Marija Marić und Christopher Roth Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, 22. März 2018 ---- Zugang zu Grund und Boden steuert die Raumproduktion und die gesellschaftliche Ordnung. Anlässlich des Erscheinens der Ausgabe 231 "The Property ... |
10.5446/55281 (DOI) | So, just in sense of introductions, so we're both from Inge Conscious Studios. I'm, my name's Adam Jezowar. I'm the creative director and founder of ICS. I've been building websites for over 12 years. Started this agency sort of as a solo designer developer. I've kind of been on both sides of the aisle. We've now grow... | How designers and developers can get along. For years, developers and designers have had a rocky relationship. Lack of communication and understanding between both departments means details get lost in the shuffle, and often the intent of the design is lost. Frustration ensues. The work suffers. It doesn’t have to be t... |
10.5446/55282 (DOI) | Okay, then let's start. It's filling up here slowly. After lunch I think it is, everyone has a bed beddy and no rain for this, but it's quite easy talk. It's about that we used clone 5 as a framework, as an early adoption project, some projects that are bigger and we not just the small side, and we used a lot of add-o... | Plone is known to be a great CMS and a great framework for CMS-ish applications. Because of the many improvements in Plone 5 we used it for our projects, even before its official release. Like with any Dot-Zero release, this comes at a cost: bugs, regressions, missing functionality. But this is open source, so we gave ... |
10.5446/55283 (DOI) | Good afternoon, everybody. We are ready to start. I have, theoretically, I have 40 minutes. I have 39 slides. So I will do no demos, and I will probably go really quickly through each slide. So just pay attention. This is a semi-technical talk. It's not really a technical talk. It's a little bit about process and a di... | The heart of this talk is about making it easier for new developers to get started with Plone. For more than 3 years David has been conducting ad-hoc experiments related to developer onboarding. During that period he explored ideas such as Plone Drills, a Diazo Snippets Library and Chrome Plugin, cloud based installati... |
10.5446/55284 (DOI) | Alright, so I am here to talk to you today about getting things done using one of Plone's what I would consider lesser known but more useful features, content rules. When we talk about content rules, we need to ask ourselves first what is a content rule. To answer that question, I would like to talk first about what i... | A demo of Plone's through the web tool for making things happen based on content actions. |
10.5446/55288 (DOI) | This talk is about a Plon API, a simple API for signer feature. So that's me with the coconut. I'm on GitHub or Twitter. I'm Jill Forkada. I work at the Afritech, a German weekly newspaper. And I'm part of the, I've been around here in Plon community for a while already, six, seven years. And I'm part of the testing t... | Gil will give us an overview of the API and the process used to build it. Plone was built on a multi-layered stack with its origins in 1998, which made for a messy amalgamation of components each with its own API. plone.api was created to hide all those details and present a nice, useful, easy and intuitive API on top ... |
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