Archives April 2004
Plone tutorials for all (What every good little boy or girl wants...)
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Raphael Ritz has posted a tutorial he wrote giving a guided tour of a fairly involved sample product for Plone. This is a far more involved product (and thus tutorial) than is seen in the Archetypes developer's guide or the Plone Book's chapter on customisation. It feels very similar to this "howto" from Plone.org ...
Hope is Gone (A sweet, mischevious little doggy, past the pain)
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Vindaloo.
She was very tired, and having a lot of trouble breathing at the end. There's no pain any more. Love out to Gail for her loss.
A TwistedSNMP User! (But it's Tim, so not really an external user)
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Tim's now using TwistedSNMP for another project, so finally getting some exercising outside of Cinemon. Have a few more hours before the PyGTA meeting. Probably spend it doing more Plone-docs work. Also need to see how much documenting is needed for the Archetypes Extension Types.
Putting it all together (From C++ to Plone in 5 days)
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Put together the outline of what needs to be taught in the 5-day session. It's a lot of material, but it looks doable assuming motivated students.
PyGTA meeting on Tuesday (GiveX offices, 7pm, same as the last two times)
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There's to be a presentation from Jacob and Laura's company (AB Strakt), with some time left over for general questions and possibly PyCon debriefings, though there's not really all that much to relate (from me, anyway).
More details on the next-meeting page. Strange, I thought we'd set up a domain name for the ...
3-1/2 hours wasted on Corrupted Disk (Need to buy a new one once the cheque for training clears)
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Instead of getting home and spending 8 hours working on projects I wound up spending 3-1/2 hours rebuilding the computer, and 2 hours sick to death of the darn thing.
Which leaves just a couple of hours to actually do some OpenGLContext hacking. Decided to work on the "browser" component, which is the closest thing ...
Puppy is sick (Little Hope is in the hospital)
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Rose's roomate Gail has two beautiful little puppies, Hope and Noah. Hope went to hospital today and the vet says she's not producing any red blood cells. Prognosis doesn't sound good, for now she's on all sorts of IV drips. Good luck little Hopey.
What to do with myself today? (After grams' of course)
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Yesterday was mostly taken up with Taxes, day before that with writing Plone stuff. Today is my day off, so I should be working on OpenGLContext or PyOpenGL or wxoo or one of the others. I feel like working on something fun, so probably OpenGLContext. Still, more work on Plone wouldn't be a bad thing, ...
Best practices in Plone/Archetypes Development (Monkey-see, monkey-do)
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I've been thinking long and hard about how to teach Plone and realising that there really doesn't seem to be a lot of canonical descriptions of what one should do. There's some documentation on what you can do (though precious little of that, honestly), but there's very little that actually describes how to create properly ...
Argh, wouldn't you know it, Archetypes is GPL'd (So useless for commercial product development)
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And so another instance arises where it becomes necessary to re-implement a swath of functionality and divide the user community between the two.
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Mike C. Fletcher, the VRPlumber, is a philosopher of design turned computer programmer based in Toronto, Canada. He works primarily in the Python programming language, and maintains a large number of Open Source software packages. You can reach him at: mcfletch@vrplumber.com.