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10.5446/54809 (DOI) | Great, so and thanks to these three guys for checking my slides for typos. They I noticed they didn't find the one in their own name so that's a bad sign. We'll see here we go. Okay, so I'm going to start with the talk. I'm not going to talk about Vaffa Witton theory for the first lecture and a half, just about backgr... | This course has 4 sections split over 5 lectures. The first section will be the longest, and hopefully useful for the other courses. - Sheaves, moduli and virtual cycles, - Vafa-Witten invariants: stable and semistable cases, - Techniques for calculation --- virtual degeneracy loci, cosection localisation and a vanishi... |
10.5446/55111 (DOI) | Like my distinguished colleagues, I am also very happy to be here in Lindau. I am also a little mystified because I received this letter yesterday from a person I wanted to autograph. I would like to read it to you. He said, Dear Professor Gever, I study physics and what I recently present at the 41st Conference for N... | This is a general comment to Ivar Giaever’s remarkable set of 11 recorded lectures on biophysics 1976-2004. Giaever has so far (2014) participated in no less than 16 Lindau Meetings, starting in 1976, when he received his first invitation to lecture at the Lindau physics meeting. But it wasn’t until the 2008 meeting, a... |
10.5446/55084 (DOI) | I should clarify two things in this introduction. My parents came from a town of Rovary in the Ukraine. It's not they who changed the name, but those days when you came across immigration, when the immigration officer had difficulty spelling a name, he simplified it. So that's how we got the name Brown. At first four ... | This is the last talk of H. C. Brown in Lindau, for which a recording is currently available. Brown lectured at Lindau Meetings during twenty years and while his topic, organoboron chemistry, remained a constant during all this time, its dimension expanded significantly. So did the technical possibilities: while the pi... |
10.5446/55085 (DOI) | Good morning. That's all the German you'll get from me. Sorry. It's very pleasant to be here in Lindau. This is my first visit. I hope it's not my last. My talk this morning is divided roughly into three parts. The first part might be considered advice to young people. I do so with great hesitation. I'm not used to ha... | “Socrates was a Greek.He gave people advice.They killed him.” - with this summary by a young scholar, Jerome Karle familiarizes the audience with potential side effects of well-intended advice. Still, despite the cautionary tale of Socrates, the first half of his talk is dedicated to the young researchers present and s... |
10.5446/55088 (DOI) | Liebe Studenten, liebe Studentinnen, ich glaube, dass diese Anrede eigentlich alle Anwesenden treffen sollte. Denn Forschung gehört ja eigentlich zu den Urtreben der Menschheit und ist verantwortlich für alle unsere Freuden und Leiden. Und wer nicht mehr studiert und nicht mehr forscht, der hat ja eigentlich seine Men... | Without Richard Ernst, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy perhaps would have remained an esoteric research tool for some specialists. His inventions, however, led to such a sharp increase in its detection speed and sensitivity that they started the era of high-resolution NMR. Thus NMR could become both an in... |
10.5446/55092 (DOI) | Well, it's a great pleasure to be here. I've learned a great deal from my colleagues. And one of the things which I'm sure many of you have seen is that everybody is so different. Different styles, different personalities, different ways of doing science, doing physics. And so before I talk about this experiment that ... | “I am an experimenter, I am competent in mathematics, but I am not a deep theorist, so I have to stay away from all experiments that are hard to analyze”, Martin Perl told his audience in Lindau in this only lecture he ever gave there. This was an understatement, of course. After a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Enginee... |
10.5446/55093 (DOI) | Thank you, Professor Crotier. Count Bernadotte, my colleagues, distinguished guests, fellow students, ladies and gentlemen. It's a very great privilege to be here and to have the opportunity to talk in this company, and particularly under the warm hospitality of our hosts in Lindau. And I'm very grateful. I want to ta... | Gerald Edelman came to Lindau with a fascinating story about the discovery of CAMs, Cell Adhesion Molecules. By sticking to the surface of cells, these molecules guide the processes by which cells bind with other cells. In particular they play an important role in the way animals build their nervous systems and achieve... |
10.5446/55094 (DOI) | Mr. Chairman, Count Bernadette, organizers of this conference, fellow students, I'd like to thank you very much for this opportunity to talk to you today. This is the 34th such meeting and is devoted to, quite properly, medicine and physiology. This means that I've had a lot of heavy going in the last few days because... | Allan McLeod Cormack attended six Meetings in Lindau, and with the exception of the Meeting in 1990, the meetings were dedicated to Physiology or Medicine. Cormack, a physicist by training, must have felt a bit out of place among experts in medicine and the life sciences, although he received the Nobel Prize in Physiol... |
10.5446/55097 (DOI) | Thank you very much. Ladies and gentlemen, it's a real pleasure to be here. And what I'm going to be talking about today is a little bit of an unusual field. It's one where I did some pioneering work. It's probably one that will end with whatever I end up doing because I have never discovered anybody else who's intere... | Afternoon coffee at the physics department of New York City’s Columbia University once resembled a think tank where excellent theoreticians and experimentalists developed brilliant new ideas. One day in 1959, for example, the hypothesis that two different kinds of neutrinos existed was discussed. Tsung-Dao Lee (NP in P... |
10.5446/55098 (DOI) | Music In the late fifties, shortly before his death, Albert Einstein issued a very dramatic appeal to scientists in particular and to mankind at large. He said, forget about everything but your humanity. Fortunately the danger which was impending as a time and he was afraid of did not materialize. Fortunately the two ... | When Rita Levi-Montalcini for the first time visited the Lindau meetings, she chose to speak on a theme which had a lot to do about her role as a scientist, but very little to do with the particular research for which she received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Instead she turned to the young people in the ... |
10.5446/55102 (DOI) | Thank you very much. Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, students and colleagues, this is somewhat of a change of pace. I will not talk about easy things like condensed matter physics or the origin of the universe, but I will discuss something somewhat more difficult, which is the mind of a child. I also want to remin... | Advancements in neutrino research were long neglected by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Frederick Reines who had discovered the electron neutrino together with Clyde Cowan (1919-1974) in 1956 received a Nobel Prize in Physics almost forty years later in 1995. Leon Lederman was luckier. In 1988, he belonged to t... |
10.5446/55009 (DOI) | Welcome everybody to this talk, where along with my colleague Carlos Bude we're going to present you our work relevant simulation for non-Marcovian repairable fault trees. This is a joint work between the Dependable System Group of the National University of Córdoba in Argentina and the Formal Methods and Tool Group a... | Dynamic fault trees (DFTs) are widely adopted in industry to assess the dependability of safety-critical equipment. Since many systems are too large to be studied numerically, DFTs dependability is often analysed using Monte Carlo simulation. A bottleneck here is that many simulation samples are required in the case of... |
10.5446/55010 (DOI) | Hello, my name is Seng Shik Yongmans. I'm assistant professor at Open University of the Netherlands and guest researcher at CWI in Amsterdam. And my student Ruben Hammers and I, we've been working on runtime verification of communication protocols in Clojure. The plan for this talk is to give a brief overview of the t... | This paper presents Discourje: a runtime verification framework for communication protocols in Clojure. Discourje guarantees safety of protocol implementations relative to specifications, based on an expressive new version of multiparty session types. The framework has a formal foundation and is itself implemented in C... |
10.5446/55012 (DOI) | Hello everyone, my name is Vietse Orthwein and I'm going to talk about the work we did on the automated verification of the ParallelNestaDefaultSearchGraph algorithm. This is joined work with Marika Huisman, Sebastian Jooster and Jakov van der Poel. As the name suggests, ParallelNestaDFS is a parallelized version of N... | Model checking algorithms are typically complex graph algorithms, whose correctness is crucial for the usability of a model checker. However, establishing the correctness of such algorithms can be challenging and is often done manually. Mechanisation of the verification process is crucially important, because model che... |
10.5446/55013 (DOI) | Hello and welcome everyone. My name is Philipp and I will tell you about NITWID, our interpretation-based violation witness validator for C code. First bit of background about witnesses and model checking. So what you might be familiar with is that with a typical model checker, you have an input. In our case, it's a C... | As software verification is gaining traction in academia and industry the number and complexity of verification tools is growing constantly. This initiated research and interest into exchangeable verification witnesses as well as tools for automated witness validation. Initial witness validators used model checkers tha... |
10.5446/55014 (DOI) | Welcome to this talk about our paper, FACA certificates and witnessing subsystems for probabilistic reachability constraints, which was accepted at FACA 2020. My name is Simon and this is joint work with Florian Funke and Crystal Bayer. We're all from the Technical University of Dresden. So the context of our work is ... | This paper introduces Farkas certificates for lower and upper bounds on minimal and maximal reachability probabilities in Markov decision processes (MDP), which we derive using an MDP-variant of Farkas’ Lemma. The set of all such certificates is shown to form a polytope whose points correspond to witnessing subsystems ... |
10.5446/55017 (DOI) | This is a video recording of a paper presentation for the European Joint Conferences on Theory and Practice of Software, E-Tabs 2021. The paper that I am presenting here is submitted to TACAS 2020 and it is the verification of OpenJDK's linked list using key. My name is Hans-Dieter Hiep from Centrum Wiskunde in Inform... | As a particular case study of the formal verification of state-of-the-art, real software, we discuss the specification and verification of a corrected version of the implementation of a linked list as provided by the Java Collection framework. |
10.5446/55018 (DOI) | Hello everybody, my name is Alex Dixon and I'm going to talk to you today about KReach, which is a tool we've built for reachability in general PetriNets. This is work that was produced for the TACAS 2020 conference and is joint work with my supervisor, Ranko Lasinch. So a quick overview of what we've been up to. We a... | We present KReach, a tool for deciding reachability in general Petri nets. The tool is a full implementation of Kosaraju’s original 1982 decision procedure for reachability in VASS. We believe this to be the first implementation of its kind. We include a comprehensive suite of libraries for development with Vector Addi... |
10.5446/55022 (DOI) | Welcome to this presentation for the paper Practical Machine Check Formalization of Change Impact Analysis. I'm Carl and this is joint work with my colleagues Akmet at Facebook and Miloš at UT Austin. Before I tell you about our formalization, let me give you some context for this work. What we're considering is build... | Change impact analysis techniques determine the components affected by a change to a software system, and are used as part of many program analysis techniques and tools, e.g., in regression test selection, build systems, and compilers. The correctness of such analyses usually depends both on domain-specific properties ... |
10.5446/55025 (DOI) | I am Frédéric Long from Inria-Gronable. This talk is co-authored with Radou Matissekou from Inria-Gronable and Franco Masanti from CNR PISA. This talk deals with the verification of systems consisting of processes that run in parallel. The model of concurrency inherits from process algebra where parallel processes are... | We showed in a recent paper that, when verifying a modal $\mu$-calculus formula, the actions of the system under verification can be partitioned into sets of so-called weak and strong actions, depending on the combination of weak and strong modalities occurring in the formula. In a compositional verification setting, w... |
10.5446/55026 (DOI) | Good morning, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to this TACAS 2020 presentation. I'm going to show you the main ideas of our fast algorithm for branching by similarity on label transition systems. Perhaps you remember that five years ago, TACAS was held as a physical conference in the Netherlands. At that ... | Branching bisimilarity is a behavioural equivalence relation on labelled transition systems (LTSs) that takes internal actions into account. It has the traditional advantage that algorithms for branching bisimilarity are more efficient than ones for other weak behavioural equivalences, especially weak bisimilarity. Wit... |
10.5446/55027 (DOI) | Hello, my name is Vakai, and I'll be discussing our work on partial order reduction applied to model checking of synchronous hardware, in particular for finding deep bugs. We're going to use one of the standard symbolic transition system models, where x is a set of current state variables, x prime is a corresponding s... | Symbolic model checking has become an important part of the verification flow in industrial hardware design. However, its use is still limited due to scaling issues. One way to address this is to exploit the large amounts of symmetry present in many real world designs. In this paper, we adapt partial order reduction fo... |
10.5446/55028 (DOI) | Bonjour à tous, mon nom est Claude Marché, je vais présenter le travail sur l'analysation de la sécurité de la installation des passages de software de distribution de la DBN. Je suis de l'Université de Paris-Saclay, et c'est un travail joint avec des collègues de l'Université de Paris. Je vais expliquer à l'abord ce ... | The Debian distribution includes more than 28 thousand maintainer scripts, almost all of them are written in Posix shell. These scripts are executed with root privileges at installation, update, and removal of a package, which make them critical for system maintenance. While Debian policy provides guidance for package ... |
10.5446/55029 (DOI) | In this talk I will describe a new algorithm for the solution of MinPay of Games, obtained by integrating the traditional concept of progress measure with the notion of quasi-domainion, originally introduced in the context of parity games. MinPay of Games are turn-based games of infinite duration played over a arena b... | We propose a novel algorithm for the solution of mean-payoff games that merges together two seemingly unrelated concepts introduced in the context of parity games, small progress measures and quasi dominions. We show that the integration of the two notions can be highly beneficial and significantly speeds up convergenc... |
10.5446/54923 (DOI) | Hi everyone, my name is Rija and I'm presenting our work on proving the safety of highly available distributed objects. This is a joint work with Gustavo Petri and Mark Shapiro. First, let's consider a centralized publication that serves users across several geographical regions. All users from all locations are conne... | To provide high availability in distributed systems, object replicas allow concurrent updates. Although replicas eventually converge, they may diverge temporarily, for instance when the network fails. This makes it difficult for the developer to reason about the object’s properties, and in particular, to prove invarian... |
10.5446/54924 (DOI) | どうぞ、まず、OK、そう、I didn't see the presentation screen yet, but I don't know you are seeing,but first talk is by Rana's in action.It is exciting talk this morning and it is first show the recording talk.Andrei will answer the question. Thank you.Hello, my name is Andre Bauer and I'm going to talk about joint work with Danie... | Runners of algebraic effects, also known as comodels, provide a mathematical model of resource management. We show that they also give rise to a programming concept that models top-level external resources, as well as allows programmers to modularly define their own intermediate "virtual machines". We capture the core ... |
10.5446/54926 (DOI) | Hello, my name is Andrea and this is a joint work with my collaborators Amy Nadia and Ilia. This talk highlights the benefits brought to the synthesis of programs with pointers when the synthesis process is guided by read-only specifications. First a few words about the synthesis of programs with pointers. In a nutshe... | In program synthesis there is a well-known trade-off between concise and strong specifications: if a specification is too verbose, it might be harder to write than the program; if it is too weak, the synthesised program might not match the user's intent. In this work we explore the use of annotations for restricting me... |
10.5446/54929 (DOI) | Hello, my name is Somsik Jongmans. I'm assistant professor at Open University of the Netherlands and guest researcher at CWI in Amsterdam. And together with Noboko Yoshida from Imperial College London, I've been working on exploring type-level b-similarity towards more expressive multi-party session types. And the pla... | A key open problem with multiparty session types (MPST) concerns their expressiveness: current MPST have inflexible choice, no existential quantification over participants, and limited parallel composition. This precludes many real protocols to be represented by MPST. To overcome these bottlenecks of MPST, we explore a... |
10.5446/54930 (DOI) | Hi, my name is Siddharth Krishna and today I'd like to tell you about our work on verifying weekly consistent data structures. This is joint work with Michael, Konstantin and Deyant. So what is a weekly consistent data structure? Let's look at an example. Here we have a simplified implementation of a concurrent hash m... | Multithreaded programs generally leverage efficient and thread-safe concurrent objects like sets, key-value maps, and queues. While some concurrent-object operations are designed to behave atomically, each witnessing the atomic effects of predecessors in a linearization order, others forego such strong consistency to a... |
10.5446/54932 (DOI) | Hello everyone, I'm Yusuke Matsushita at the University of Tokyo. Now I talk about our ETH-2020 paper, Rust-Hone CHC-based verification for Rust programs. Our work Rust-Hone presents a novel reduction from Rust programs to CHC for automated verification. We explain Rust and CHC later. Our method removes pointers by le... | Reduction to the satisfiability problem for constrained Horn clauses (CHCs) is a widely studied approach to automated program verification. The current CHC-based methods for pointer-manipulating programs, however, are not very scalable. This paper proposes a novel translation of pointer-manipulating Rust programs into ... |
10.5446/54933 (DOI) | So welcome, my name is Aqush Haidu and I'm going to present an SMT friendly formalization of the Solidity memory model, a paper originally published at ESOP 2020. Solidity is the most prominent programming language of the Ethereum blockchain, so it is a rather specialized language. Nevertheless, its memory model has s... | Solidity is the dominant programming language for Ethereum smart contracts. This paper presents a high-level formalization of the Solidity language with a focus on the memory model. The presented formalization covers all features of the language related to managing state and memory. In addition, the formalization we pr... |
10.5446/54941 (DOI) | I was a developer, maintainer of OX 10 installer and so on so forth, blah, blah, blah, blah. But I just a plain user, actually I use plain to find excuses to come here and meet you guys every year, even though I failed for two in a row. Who here knows what a single page application is? Please raise your hands. Okay. W... | Plone provides, out of the box, a very good and user-friendly SEO story but with the brave new world of single page applications and headless CMS this could change. In this talk I summarize the last 3 years of challenges and integrations needed to make a Headless Plone plus Angular application SEO friendly. |
10.5446/54943 (DOI) | I think some of you missed the On My Bass song by Plone. I would suggest you Google it. The band that is also a CMS called Plone. Okay. So this morning I want to talk to you about how Triment improved their search. They were having challenges with search and I was called in to help with that. So who is Triment? Trimen... | TriMet runs the public transportation system for the city of Portland, Oregon, and the surrounding area. Over several years, TriMet's Plone-based intranet had accumulated lots of content, and the built-in search was not working very well anymore. For this case study, I will show how we solved the problem by focusing on... |
10.5446/54944 (DOI) | My talk is rather shorter than it has to be, so I'm expecting a lot of questions, or if you have questions in the middle of the talk, just raise your hand, shout it out, and then I'm going to repeat it, so it's going to be under recording, or otherwise they'll find it. So, yes, I'm currently still the release manager ... | Learn about the current status of Python 3 support for the Zope Toolkit, the Zope 2 application server and the Zope CMF and the road ahead. We'll also cover some related changes in the upcoming Zope 4 release. |
10.5446/54945 (DOI) | Hello, everyone. The resource registry I'm talking about, the rewrite started in 2012, I guess, and I actually witnessed the birth of it, and it has come a long way since then, and in Plom 5 it was introduced a new resource registry, and it was significantly improved over the years, and I would recommend you to use Pl... | Plone's resource registry has changed significantly with Plone 5 and its adoption of RequireJS and Less.js. Now we can define JavaScript modules and their dependencies and use the power of LESS to better structure CSS code. We can even use Webpack to bundle our resources. This talk demystifies the resource registry by ... |
10.5446/54946 (DOI) | Thank you guys, thank you for coming here. I know there are plenty of very interesting dogs at this time, so I really appreciate that you took the time to come here. So today we're going to talk about synchronous and asynchronous servers and see how they perform in different environments. But first, who am I? I'm a so... | We will cover the main differences between sync and async servers. After that we'll go through a few example scenarios and benchmarks showing their strengths and weaknesses. |
10.5446/54948 (DOI) | My name is Mike Derstappen. I'm from Germany from Leipzig. Also half of living in Bucharest. I just wanted to show the current state of my work on Bob templates, Plone, and also I recently started to work on Bob templates itself. Once upon a time, there was a time when starting with Plone and creating Plone add-ons wa... | I'll show new bobtemplates.plone features such as subtemplates and the new, more modular structure. We also plan to create a plonecli (command line interface) which will use bobtemplates.plone but will be easier to use. It will make the process of learning to develop with Plone easier than ever before. |
10.5446/54949 (DOI) | I'm Mark Pysack. I'm the founder and CTO of Dev Help Online. It's a consulting, development, training firm. We're located in Florida right now, but work with a lot of different startups, the Fortune Drive, and our companies right now trying to help them upgrade their Angular projects and basically get their teams up t... | The web has gone from back-end server-rendered pages, to client-side SPAs,... and back again?? Let's take a deep dive into how server-rendered Angular applications work, and why you might want to consider using it for your next application. Learn how to bring great search engine optimization, social media previews, dee... |
10.5446/54960 (DOI) | My name is David Glick and I'm a consultant. I work with Javs Carter and Odd Bird and do some things on my own. I'm very excited to be here in Barcelona because this is my 10-year ploniversary since I started working with Plon in 2007. Nice to see you all here. This talk is called, Nice Blobs. Be ashamed if anything w... | Managing directories full of gigabytes of ZODB blob data can become cumbersome. This talk introduces collective.s3blobs, a newly developed tool making it possible to offload selected blobs to cloud storage on Amazon S3. It will discuss how it works, how to set it up, and how to tell if it is the right solution. |
10.5446/54894 (DOI) | I'm working with ECBC, which is the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, which we obviously have quite a different approach to the sort of research that is done here as compared to academics working in universities. So some of what I'll be doing is framed within that context, but you'll see here at the ... | John Kinsman’s work has been focussing on behaviour change interventions since 1996, when he joined the UK’s Medical Research Council (MRC) Programme on AIDS in Uganda as a behavioural scientist. Since then, he has worked as an action-oriented researcher on behaviour change issues: through much of the early 2000s, John... |
10.5446/54895 (DOI) | Well, hello. Pasta Naga concept was born when I was reviewing some content and I realized that we were missing some parts on Plone. And technically, Plone is competing maybe with Rupal or some others. But on the front end, we're not competing with Rupal. We're competing with the experiences that the user has with the ... | Earlier this year, we presented to the Plone community in diverse forums the Pastanaga UI project. This aims to be a new generic proposal for building a powerful and modern UI for powering generic CMSs. Pastanaga UI is not only about how things look and how they feel but also about overall UX and interaction: a new gui... |
10.5446/54896 (DOI) | So, I'm going to show you a little bit of the application server. It's one of the largest piece of software in the Python world that has not been Python 3 compatible two years ago from now. That was a huge problem because a lot of our projects depend on Plown and without a path to the future, it could be horrible. So,... | Zope and Plone are fantastic systems that provide a lot of features out of the box. A primary focus of Zope and Plone has always been about security and empowering of users, and one of the things that provides this is RestrictedPython. A lot of code in Zope and Plone has become legacy and remained unmaintained for seve... |
10.5446/54900 (DOI) | Sheipe den leveriro skSe itse osasti kommentoinen. Lie Towingas En So it's more than ten years ago. And back then, blown was, so I saw the time in developing with blown was very much fun. So you just used to a browser and tried to do anything and changed everything and you got instant feedback and instant error from... | Plone ships with built-in batteries for building sophisticated content management solutions without writing a single line of new Python code. We present how to use these features to customize content types, workflows, permissions and user interface elements directly in your custom theme. We also show how to deploy all ... |
10.5446/54903 (DOI) | So I'm Sally Kleinfeld. This is Matthew Wilkes, Alec Mitchell, and David Glick. You probably know them all anyway. And we're going to talk about a really interesting project that we're doing right now. All right. So first I'm going to talk about the program. Next slide. This program is called the Next Generation Socia... | A group of social scientists at the University of California Berkeley received a large grant last year to develop tools for rigorous social science research, initially focused on collective identity formation. Jazkarta has been helping them develop Dallinger, a tool to automate experiments that use large numbers of sub... |
10.5446/54904 (DOI) | I'm Manuel Reinhardt, I work for CISLA.com. I want to talk about solar and how to use it with PLON. I'm assuming that at least some of you have heard of solar. I'll briefly say what it actually is. It's based on the Lucene indexing and search engine, which is written in Java. Solar adds to that an HTTP interface. You ... | Integration of Apache Solr into Plone is well-established for powering fast, scalable full-text search with highly relevant results. The many amazing features of Solr like faceting, hit highlighting and suggestions add real value for the user. Even when search is not explicitly the given task, Solr can be extremely hel... |
10.5446/54906 (DOI) | .. Welcome to the second talk today here. We have Roland from Germany and he will have a talk about the JSON API and the add-on that he wrote and how to use this for more web applications. Please have a round of applause.. Thank you very much and welcome everybody. Thank you for being here and listening to my talk. My ... | The usage and the concept of the Plone add-on 'plone.jsonapi.routes' will be shown in the web browser to the audience. This will encompass basic content retrieval, as well as create/update/delete operations. Afterwards, a modern JavaScript web application that communicates with Plone over the JSON API will be demonstra... |
10.5446/54910 (DOI) | So yeah, I will talk about building bridges and the headless future of Plone. Working on what we call headless these days started 2014 in Zoranto in Italy. During the keynote on the first day, you already heard part of the story around how Plone REST API, Pasta Naga, and all the other components started, so I won't re... | Timo will talk about how the Plone community faces the exciting challenge of keep up with new technologies and which efforts and projects are in the making to make it a reality. |
10.5446/54911 (DOI) | Hello, hi. Thank you, everyone. Thank you for the introduction. As I said, my name is Tudor. I live here in sunny Barcelona, not so much today, but generally. And I work for a company called Ships to the media. And there I do mostly JavaScript nowadays. I work with Vue.js. And I think it's an amazing tool. It's a fram... | Browsing Hacker News or the #javascript hash tag on Twitter may leave one with the impression that there are only two options to build a Single Page Application: Angular and React. Each with its own strengths and weaknesses, with its own vocal community and the tech giant behind it. Each portraying the other side as th... |
10.5446/54912 (DOI) | The Pro user experience, I left out the question mark in the original talk submission. So the talk title is the Pro user experience, useful, usable and delightful, presented by myself. Let's start with a little bit about an interesting experience. Recently I had something called a chicken waffle. Anybody else has had ... | If we think of using Plone as a customer journey we can begin to break down the journey into key touch points. How can we improve each touch point so that they become more Useful, Usable and Delightful? |
10.5446/54913 (DOI) | So again, hi everyone. It's good to join you for the first round of chats here at this year's Plone Conference. I'm Devin. I'm the VP of Venture and Analytic, a medical AI startup that is using deep learning to save lives by helping doctors improve their accuracy diagnosing their patients. I'm happy to be here with yo... | Flask is a very light weight micro-framework for Python. Compared to other bulky frameworks, Flask is easier to get started and is often more open/modular, allowing developers to use their preferred packages and dependencies. For many teams, this flexible modularity comes at a cost, developers implement suboptimal patt... |
10.5446/54914 (DOI) | So yeah, I'm going to talk about front-end today. So first question, what front-end is about? That's super simple. Front-end is about making better websites. OK? That's all it is, just this. And we all want that. We all want better websites. We don't want to do just a regular website, good and un-compatible. We want g... | In 2017, frontend development is everywhere, accomplishing great things and transforming the web. Still, many CMSes don't seem to embrace it totally. Plone offers nows an Angular SDK which brings all the power of Plone to frontend developers. This talk explains the Plone Angular SDK core principles, and details some re... |
10.5446/54915 (DOI) | Before I get started, there's a, Paul was talking about his Batman role I have to share. I had a game that we used to play at conferences because we were obstacles. We call it conference spinning. There's this natural tendency to just turn to keep your conversation open. So we'd start turning into people so that you'r... | The stories we tell, how they preserve our past and shape our future |
10.5446/54916 (DOI) | Hello, I want to show you today a little bit what we have done in the last couple of years in the newsletter area for clone. We have the add-on products easy newsletter. It's actually there for quite a while. But I want to show you what we can do with it. You can use it to send emails to individual newsletter subscrib... | We show how you can setup a newsletter solution based on Plone, using the Products.EasyNewsletter add-on, in its newest 3.x version. Starting with simple setups, we will show the flexibility of EasyNewsletter in terms of customizing and extending the standard behaviour. We will have a look into the future of EasyNewlet... |
10.5446/54917 (DOI) | Okay, so let's get started. Hello everybody and welcome to this talk about Angular performance tuning. I'm taking the liberty to do this presentation by setting it because it is more easy for a microphone and because of camera and so on. So who I am, I'm a man-made and I'm a trainer consultant for Angular. I'm focusin... | An application’s performance significantly influences its acceptance and therefore also its commercial success. However, there is no simple adjustable screw for performance tuning in single-page applications: several influencing factors need to be considered. Angular addresses these aspects with its architecture and of... |
10.5446/54918 (DOI) | Hello guys. Welcome to the Gila Tina talk. So since this conference, at least Eric kind of kicked us off with talking about stories, I'll try to say a couple stories about Gila Tina. So the name, we were trying to think of a name for Gila Tina because originally it was a Plonutserver and realized it was like a horribl... | Learn about the exciting new REST Resource API powered by Python's new asyncio library. In this talk you'll learn about some of the amazing things you can do with Guillotina and how you can leverage it to build your next JavaScript web application. |
10.5446/54921 (DOI) | imaginantajaa paljon kokeaa näkemis beliefin avilaisa dysesiantaa joita on y To VI wir Yleisöä, ja jos haluaisi katsomaan tämän vuoden vuoden ja videon, että ne ovat vielä online. Ja niin, 2016, me aloitamme yhdessä yhdessä yhdessä yhdessä yhdessä yhdessä yhdessä 4-5-luvulla, sitten meillä oli uusi kohdattomuus, uusi ... | A year ago our university started a massive website renewal process - upgrading from Plone 4 to Plone 5, designing a new theme and moving to a new organizational structure. In my presentation last year I tried to anticipate the challenges we would face and how Plone 5 could help us. Now it's time to look back (and forw... |
10.5446/54841 (DOI) | Thank you. So proud to be introduced by you. So, today I want to talk about an alternative approach to clone seaming. I have some slides to explain what I'm going to talk about and what I'm not going to talk about. So, for those who didn't read this stuff. Is this correct? Any Japanese guys in here? Is it fine? Nice. ... | There are lots of use cases where you want to keep Plone's default UI for anonymous and authenticated users. An alternative approach to Plone adds a custom mobile first theme based on Barceloneta without diving into Diazo rules and resource registry. |
10.5446/54844 (DOI) | では、今日はユーセイタハラの紹介をします。今日、CITESTINGシステムを紹介します。このシステムは、今日は、まず、私は、彼のカンパニーを紹介します。そして、ユーザーポイントのデモを紹介します。そして、このシステムは、技術の内容について、その後、こちらのソフトウェアを紹介します。ついに、エクステンリードの建設方法を紹介します。私のカンパニーは次第です。ついに、ヘッドクローターを、フランスに、東京から出ることができます。次は、 Paaadにて誇り出してかけれどどのように予算していく mmm台場で私たちをわずかかりますそうなんです。すごかったよね。だったんです。 Rafaelとへんで今回のコンパニーについて私たちが�業を始めていたリノ... | I introduce an original CI testing system based on zc.buildout that Nexedi uses everyday for running unit tests, functional tests and scalability tests. All code is published as free software. |
10.5446/54845 (DOI) | Okay. Good morning everybody and welcome to our talk about Game of Plones and gamification. My name is Jörg. I'm from Interactive. We are a Cologne-Germany-based Plone Service provider. We have 13 people organized in scrum teams and our main business is doing development projects mostly based on Plone. And before I ju... | We have often wondered what we could do to motivate our dev teams and enhance team performance in our day-to-day business. Our solution: gamification. This lively case study demonstrates the introduction of gamification into our company and Scrum teams of Plone developers. |
10.5446/54846 (DOI) | I think that, does anybody who was not at the Barcelona Aguilutina presentation? Okay, just a bit recap. Three years ago, we started to do something that we name a blown server, naming, it's always difficult. We tried to push a synchronous mode to see what we can do. We meet in Barcelona 15 blown developers. We tried ... | Guillotina its mature and ready for production! The talks cover the main functionalities and coding examples to develop your applications on top of it: - Resources / Behaviors / Fields - Security Policy - Configuration strategy - Serialization and Deserialization - DB design One big question I will try to explain is th... |
10.5446/54848 (DOI) | Okay, well, as I said, we're going to talk about how to organize scientific publications, particularly mathematical publications, because we work with a group of mathematicians. We have around 100 mathematicians in the place we work, and they work in different areas like computational geometry, data analysis, probabil... | We implemented a proof of concept package that allow management of scientific publications. |
10.5446/54850 (DOI) | Thank you. Yeah, so I think most people were in the last talk, so you know who I am. Victor, take it away. Yeah. Who are you? Victor. There's only one Victor in the community, so it's me. Yeah, so, same thing. So the talks we have, and we currently have the extensibility one. Yeah, so what will we cover? So the idea o... | How do you extend a Plone-React instance? How to use Create-Plone-React-App for create a basic boilerplate package, how to override components, reuse reducers and actions and create a new ones. How to integrate third party components. Demos and walkthroughs. The Pastanaga SVG icon system. How to add new icons. |
10.5446/54855 (DOI) | I talk about Pyramid Services. About me, I am Achi Oda-yu. Please call me Ao-Dagu. I like web frameworks, Touga, Spirons, reports BFZ, Pyramid. Pyramid is a web application framework. First reports BFZ, renamed to Pyramid and Pyramid into Pyron's project. Pyramid using Zop interface internally. But we can use registry... | Pyramid includes zope.interface and its own component registry. pyramid-services is the pyramid add-on to use registry easily. I talk about to use pyramid-services and this internals. |
10.5446/54856 (DOI) | There is this backpacker, a tourist travelling through Germany, and he comes to this nice beer garden in the southern part of Bavaria. And it's quite a peaceful time, and there's an old man sitting there in Lederhosen, sipping on this one litre mug of beer. And the tourist gets himself also a beer and joins the old ma... | Plone Intranet has evolved over the past years from a platform for sharing content to an engine that protects people from repetitive work strain. While earlier talks on Plone Intranet were technical and design oriented, this talk now describes applications of Plone Intranet from real customer projects. It shows example... |
10.5446/54858 (DOI) | Okay, I think my presenter is not here, so I'm going. I can do it. I have no problem. Alright, I'm going to introduce Ramon. Everybody knows him, right? He's been a long time contributor and co-author of Guillotine. And now he's going to talk about Guillotine as CMS. Thank you. So, this talk is, first of all, it's a w... | With Guillotina Framework ready for production and the Plone React becoming ready, Guillotina CMS provides the missing link on the connection between both. The talk covers how to use and create a basic project with Guillotina CMS: - Basic types and Behaviors, - Workflow, - Vocabularies, - PubSub, - Login |
10.5446/54859 (DOI) | Okay, so it's a bit of a nebulous topic. I'm actually going to kind of talk about four things. So I want to kind of show off hands. I can sort of increase or decrease. I'm not going to get through all of it. So how many people kind of are most interested in say, like Al, I'm going to talk about our Rancher stack and h... | Real examples of building complex websites without having to teach buildout, packaging, ZCML, ZCA and other hard things. Will touch on how we do multi-tenanted Plone using docker and rancher. |
10.5446/54860 (DOI) | So this is a talk about Elm, as the title says. And no, it's the moment where it breaks. I've exercised five times. Okay, so maybe that's where we'll do it. Okay, cool. So what does day say about it? When I mean day, it's mainly the creator. So as you can read, the delightful language for reliable web apps, generate J... | The talk will present the Elm language and ecosystem. Elm is a strongly typed, immutable, functional language that compiles to Javascript. It does compete with modern JS frameworks to build client-side UI. |
10.5446/54867 (DOI) | 皆さん、来てくれてありがとう。このセッションはプロのコミュニティと日本のジャバスクリプトのコミュニティを会いましょう。このセッションは、サイレントのセッションではありません。ない。手を伸ばすことができます。まずは、この会見のオーガナイザーを紹介します。どうも。こんにちは。私は与一郎、今日はリアクトネイティの紹介をしています。私はCTOバーツサディスウィッチです。お会いしましょう。こんにちは。私はカズヒロハラ。私はフルスタークウェブデベロッパーです。私は、フロントエンドプロンを助けました。テラダーズのコンパニーです。マナブーズのコンパニーです。9年前に、CSS、JS、CM、JS、サム・ユニバースティーズ、パブリック・インスティテューシ... | Q & A session. |
10.5446/54870 (DOI) | Well, welcome to my talk. Thanks for coming. Yeah, we're going to start. All the photos that you will see except one. They were taken by me in my previous stay in Japan, eight years ago in my honeymoon, and others during this one as well. So, yeah, after this, this translation will rather start. So, you all know that ... | How theming is done in Plone-React using SemanticUI. Introduction and basic concepts of this CSS Framework, and how to effectively build a theme on Pastanaga UI (or build a completely new one from scratch. How to add new React components to the theme and apply the correct patterns. Apply a proven development workflow t... |
10.5446/54872 (DOI) | Thank you for the introduction. And before I continue, I should thank everyone that supported me to come here for the PRUN CONF 2018. I suppose to start out with Konnichiwa. I'm ashamed, but I already got the introduction. What can we start doing at PRUN? That's basically what my presentation is going to be about. Bef... | In this talk, I am going to demonstrate a suite of tools and techniques that simplify the process of moving from an idea to a deployed product. The presentation showcase how we at Alteroo, the only development shop in Jamaica that uses Plone, use our current stack to get things done quickly. Parts of the stack that I a... |
10.5446/54819 (DOI) | Yeah, good morning, everyone. I would like to give you a small introduction into how to build a progressive web app based on Aurelia JavaScript and the Clone Rest API. So first of all, this is all a prototype we built like about the last half year. We got some funding from the German government for this project, so th... | Empower small-scale farmers - for the gaipa project, we build a progressive web app (PWA) based on the Aurelia Javascript framework and the powerful Plone Rest-API. |
10.5446/54821 (DOI) | Good afternoon everyone. I'm Kumar Akshay. So I'll be presenting my Google summer of project on Plone CLI and Bob templates.plone in general. So I'm a senior student pursuing electronics and telecommunication engineering in, I'm actually doing my bachelor there from India and I'll have to participate in algorithmic fo... | Command Line Plone Tools is a GSoC 2018 project that I successfully completed this summer. In this talk, I'll share my experience with the community. |
10.5446/54822 (DOI) | Thank you. Yeah, don't try to pronounce my last name. It's even difficult if you're Swedish. I should have never changed. I work for a company in Boston called Shoebox. Not Shoebox, but Shoebox. And we do a lot of cool things that involve legal documents and long story short. If you have a Delaware C corporation, whic... | Change detection and diffing in hierarchical structures is a big sinkhole of issues. This talk will talk about those issues, the implementation of the xmldiff library and how to use it to make pretty diffs of hierarchical documents. |
10.5446/54826 (DOI) | Welcome everybody, I am here to present the add-on which we have built this summer as a part of Google Summer of Code 2018. It's the presentation though its name is now play with ecosystem. The presentation is more about how can the plane, the plane can be integrated with other platforms all there like any social medi... | Everything about the collective.ifttt add-on with a demonstration. It's a Plone add-on which enables any Plone site to play in the IFTTT (pronounced /ɪft/) ecosystem by allowing you to create IFTTT applets. This project was developed during Google Summer Of Code 2018. |
10.5446/54829 (DOI) | Does this thing, hello, hello, okay. I'm gonna need my hands. I'm not so much gonna criticize Orchid. I'm gonna criticize Plone more, I guess. Actually, what I'm going to be doing mostly is to show the Orchid UI, the Orchid admin content-oriented UI. And this is the level of this talk is set as high because it presupp... | I'm currently working with the Orchard CMS. It addresses many of the same issues as Plone: flexible content type definitions, workflow, fully customisable layout and theming, third-party module development, all with a strong through-the-web story. In many cases, I find the Orchard solutions form an interesting contrast... |
10.5446/54830 (DOI) | Hi folks, that thing is on, right? Yeah, so let's start back in 2004 when I started to do to do a clone. The journey started for me with a clone 2.0. I was a university student in my first years and I had a pet project. I was really into American authors over like specific magazine and I was really interested in like ... | When Plone 1.0 was released over a decade ago those were different times. There were no smartphones, JavaScript was nothing more than a way to animate elements on a website, and open source was more a niche for nerds than a business. Fast forward to 2018. Mobile is everywhere and JavaScript became the predominant progr... |
10.5446/54831 (DOI) | みなさんこんにちは。私は初めてのゾップをプログラミングしています。私はアツシ・オダギルです。私はアオダグルを呼びます。私はパイソンを使っていたので、20000年からです。私はゾップゾップです。私はウェブフレームワーク、ターボゲア、パイロン、BFG、プレミッドを使っています。ジャンガーは良いです。私はゾップをプログラミングしています。ゾップはリスプを使っています。私はゾップをプログラミングしています。今日は、プログラミングのゾップを知っています。ゾップはゾップアプリケーションサーバー、ゾップツールキット、ゾップファンデーション、ゾップアプリケーションサーバーが、ゾップツール、GODB、Gサーバー、GMIのマネジメントインターフェスです... | Let's start zope programming. I introduce 2 programming styles with simple application. |
10.5446/54833 (DOI) | I'm from Cologne, Germany, from Interactive. And this would be normally the point in my presentation where I give some advertising, how great we are, what great things we do, but I will spare you that. And so it's an ad-free presentation. And also, code-free presentation, low light of codes to see. And it's my very fi... | Privacy experience is about building trust by giving individuals transparency and control over the processing of their personal data. Beginning with an overview of the changing data protection and privacy landscape as well as of different cultural and legal views of privacy, we will share some ideas on how to improve p... |
10.5446/54773 (DOI) | Yeah, I guess we can begin now. So, welcome to the second day of the React Slice Volta training. We didn't completely finish the React training yesterday. There were a few points left to do, but that won't take too much time. So today, Alok will start the session again with the last few points in the React training. A... | Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:02 Continuation of Part 1 React Training: React Router 15:14 What is Volto and how does it work? 21:00 Bootstrapping a Volto Project using create-volto-app 36:19 Training Project goals 37:20 Theming in Volto 45:37 Header styling 1:00:54 Footer 1:08:12 Hide Breadcrumbs 1:08:56 Introduction to Bloc... |
10.5446/54772 (DOI) | So I've just typed in the chat and you can feel free to type in the chat if you don't want to talk. I'll just give another two minutes for introductions. So, two minute timer. Hi, I'm Jen Jennifer graph and I'm just outside Philadelphia. Okay, welcome Jen. Welcome Linda. Anybody else I see a Laura. So welcome. We don'... | 0:00 Introduction & Welcomes 6:11 Assumptions 7:27 Agenda 7:54 Part 1 - What is Plone? 16:58 Part 2 - Demo and First Steps 21:40 Demo: Exercise 1 - Initial Look at Plone 30:54 Demo: Exercise 2 - Content Structure 32:27 Demo: Exercise 3 - Navigation 35:49 Demo: Exercise 4 - Standalone Pages, Images and Listings 40:34 Lo... |
10.5446/53411 (DOI) | So far we have not talked a lot about conspiracy theories very much, so I quickly want to mention again what I mean when I talk about conspiracy theories. These are non-mainstream explanations for political and societal events which allege secret but intentional actions of mean-intending groups who are sufficiently po... | Conspiracy theories offer unvalidated explanations for important societal events. Research has shown that believing in conspiracy theories is connected with negative societal consequences, such as decreased social engagement and less trust in authorities. This research has mostly used cross-sectional designs and rarely... |
10.5446/54730 (DOI) | All right. Hello. And welcome to my talk. I'm going to start sharing my slides here. There we go. And this is on my multi submission importer for easy form, which was a challenge of a title, but I've been introduced. I'm a net developer for six feet up. And I work primarily in Planner right now, but I also do Python p... | I needed a way to mass import form submissions into Plone’s EasyForm, so after a bit of exploration and some creativity I built a custom CSV import tool. Through an Action on the tool-bar, a user can export a CSV with the appropriate form fields, update it, and import back to that form. Each row represents an EasyForm ... |
10.5446/54733 (DOI) | Yeah, so hello to the track two. The next talk we'll have here will be about building a collaborator. Yeah, not a native speaker. Collaborator news platform was blown and it will be presented by Ericho Andre. Please note that we will have questions, all the questions taken to GC afterwards. So please just put them int... | In this talk, Érico will present tools and solutions used to build and maintain Pendect.com. Plone is the core of a solution that integrates with Thumbor, DBpedia, ElasticSearch, IFTTT and Archive.org |
10.5446/54734 (DOI) | Hello everyone, welcome to track three day one talks at the Plown Conference 2020. So the first talk that we're going to have here today is going to be by my co-worker Annette Lewis and a partner of Six Feet Up, Jeneanne Donnelly, who is from Sandia. And the two of them together are going to present to talk about a mu... | In this talk, we explain the work Six Feet Up did for Sandia National Laboratories building a Multiconference Event Management System in Plone 5.2 and how the client requirements and planning informed the engineering and development of the Multiconference solution. Sandia National Laboratories conducts thousands of tra... |
10.5446/54737 (DOI) | Okei ennen, beninin FIR onkin ilman taimeen. Hän on kop 참en, jorssakkeluen, sun kaverinun. S 저�matenaroitetti tarjoaa.......mas invented 2700 kaihoit ja 6 eri kaihoit, joita on kohdattu, sillä on kaihoit, IT- ja humanitissa ja niin on. Olen tullut digital-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-telä-tel... | I was showcasing through various projects the different usage and benefits of Plone at our university. This year I could revisit few of those, and come up with a bunch of other projects where Plone is used successfully. I wouldn't go into too much technical details, but more like highlight the core aspects of Plone thr... |
10.5446/54739 (DOI) | Hello everybody, this is the last talk in track number two for today and welcome everybody and I'm pleased to introduce somebody who most of you already know very well, Sally Clanfeld from Jazz Carta fame and she's here to talk to us about color writing with orchid data. Take it away Sally. Okay, thank you for the O. ... | The North American Orchid Conservation Center is a coalition of organizations dedicated to conserving the diverse orchid heritage of the U.S. and Canada. NAOCC needed a system to capture data about orchid samples, with collaboration features to allow project participants to view and contribute information. Data and col... |
10.5446/54743 (DOI) | Welcome everybody. I am pleased to introduce our next speaker on this track. You know him well. He's a longtime member of the community and you may have seen him yesterday already at another talk. Fred van Dijk and he's gonna tell us about exporting a plot site to Word with results and lessons learned. Take it away. T... | At The PloneConf 2019 in Ferrara I presented a project website for a government department where they could collaboratively edit and publish a 'country required 6 year plan' for water management. One of the unique questions was if that plan could be exported to a Word Document as well. In 2019 we were still planning an... |
10.5446/54744 (DOI) | Back, we are here to learn about form block and form builder tools from Yanina hard who works at the work bank in Germany and I've as many of you, I use while I use plone form Jen and easy form and now to be able to do something like this with Volta is something that we all are looking forward to learning about. So wi... | Short presentation on my work for a block to build forms in Volto and other possible approaches |
10.5446/54745 (DOI) | Yes, welcome everybody. Yeah, I will be talking today not so much technical but more about the user experience about how we work. I work for a non-profit called the King Close campaign that works in the government industry and we rely quite heavily on PLOAN and we had a very tough year this year as everybody did but f... | Clean Clothes Campaign is a non-profit dedicated to fight for garment workers rights. As the pandemic struck, the garment supply chains were particularly hard hit. As heavy Plone users (in all its various incarnations, from Quaive to Castle to Volto) we had to deal with a rapidly changing environment. Four times more u... |
10.5446/54746 (DOI) | Hello. Today I'll be speaking about the Green Party maps. At first it looks like a map of the United States Green Party, but to relay it's a hierarchical object model of the entire organization. My name is Christopher Losinski. I live in Katowice, Poland, and you can find the slides at forestwiki.com.slashslides. That... | Green Party Maps is a hierarchical data model of the United States Green Party, The software is currently running on the web site of the United States Green Party presidential candidate Howie Hawkins. It includes both national and state party maps. The maps show candidates, parties and caucuses. It is also a directory ... |
10.5446/54747 (DOI) | Everybody to track to day two of the plum conference, we are getting started here with Phillips talks on growing pains bill by let you take it away. Hey, um, thank you for having me and it's a pleasure to be at this amazing online show conference. I want to talk to you about growing pains. I I'm not talking about myse... | As a project grows and changes it experiences growing pains. I will discuss some strategies to prevent and reduce these issues and treatments to cure them if your project is already infected. |
10.5446/54748 (DOI) | Thank you so much, Andy, and welcome everybody. So we are going to start, and we're going to start now. Okay, this is my town hall in Madresa, so I just want to welcome everybody to my city, and it's a really nice city, a good call these days. And it's really great to be able to be in this conference, to all the organ... | We are going to present a group of real life projects that use Guillotina: E-Commerce CMS Big Data Plone/Guillotina mixin We are going to introduce a new ZMI Guillotina replacement with React: guillotina-react. We are also going to present the roadmap for Guillotina 7. |
10.5446/54749 (DOI) | Are you seeing my presentation? Let's go. So I will talk about this institutional website. I talk about it as my longest project I have. It was interesting because I started with one guy and in like six months we did all the design web design, programming, database designing, migration and stuff in a period of time th... | What is a life long project? It is a project? The behind the scenes of a institutional website that lived for mores than 18 (eighteen) years being maintained by the website team. The talk will tell some anecdotes about my career, about the chronology of the project until it was substituted by the Portal Modelo, a produ... |
10.5446/54754 (DOI) | Hi guys, I want to give you a quick pointer to an interesting project we started almost two years ago doing the Plontagung in Munich and we continued on a sprint last year, on the beginning of this year at the Plontagung in Dresden before the mess started with Covid and all. We were lucky to have this event this year ... | A new project to aggregate, and search, Plone add-ons. |
10.5446/54755 (DOI) | Hello, my name is Steve Piercy and this is my lightning talk. It's called Deform and Friends, or How I Learn to Stop Worrying and Love Web Forms. First of all, I am not going to talk about tools for simple, user-created forms. It's not my market, I don't make any money from it. But as professionals, we learn, understa... | because who doesn't like making webforms? |
10.5446/54756 (DOI) | Hello. Here you have the forest wiki. It's a modern version of Zope 2. The biggest difference is that it uses Pyramids, security on views rather than Zope 2's security on methods. That simplifies things enormously. The next difference is this has a modern JavaScript enabled ZMI. You can sort the order of items in the ... | A modern version of Zope 2 |
10.5446/54757 (DOI) | Plone and Webflow. Both platforms are for building websites and web experiences, but they approach things in different ways. I'm hoping that from this, this may inspire maybe things that may happen in the Plone community, as well as I wanted to bear in mind that these two platforms have different motivations and that ... | Strengths, weaknesses & trade-offs for these two platforms |
10.5446/54758 (DOI) | My name is Steve Piercy and today I'm going to demonstrate how to create a pyramid project in PyCharm Professional. Let's get started. From the file menu or this here welcome screen, select new project. For the project type, select pyramid. Let's give our project a name and a location. PyCharm automatically fills in t... | How to use PyCharm to get you a working Pyramid project, fast. |
10.5446/54759 (DOI) | Hi, my name is Tiberi Ukim. I'm a Plonon Volto developer working with Odewaver Minia. I'm a core Volto contributor and I've been developing websites with Volto for a little more than a year. We've been working this summer for a new Volto-powered website by Biodiverse Information System for Europe and Volto Slate is on... | A replacement for Volto's line editor, that can bring the full power of React components to editing. |
10.5446/54764 (DOI) | So hello everybody. Servus from my side. It's close to Munich. My name is Stefan Antonely and I'm happy to introduce Peter. Hi, I'm Peter. I'm based in Zurich, part of the Blue Dynamics Alliance. And I think I've been doing Plon since 2004. So, little mess with my slides notes. So what's new in Plon 5? We had this bea... | The story behind Barceloneta LTS |
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