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Professional Plone 4 development review
Read more »: Professional Plone 4 development reviewShort summary If you are doing Plone 4 development, go buy this book. Now. Some background I started working with Plone in 2006. Back then I was really just beggining with development in general and did not know how to do things properly. I only knew how to tweak some templates and to use ArchGenXML…
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Plone 4 dev on Lion
Read more »: Plone 4 dev on LionIntroduction Recently I upgraded to OS X Lion and here are my notes on how I got my working environment working. XCode First things first, you need to setup build tools (gcc, make and the like). On OS X these come as a part of XCode. Even if you had XCode installed on Snow Leaopard…
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Help me get to PloneConf!
Read more »: Help me get to PloneConf!Intro Hi, I’m Nejc, a Plone user since 2005. I’m trying to get to the Plone Conference in San Francisco this year to do a talk on Raptus Article and I need a few dollars worth of help. At first I did not plan to go due to being expensive to get from Slovenia to…
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collective.table, report #3
Read more »: collective.table, report #3Work report A week ago, myself and my mentor both participated in the Plone Sauna Sprint. It was an epic event, thanks to all sprinters for being that great throughout the week. During the event my mentor and I discussed in great length how to approach challenges that collective.table presents. We want the table to…
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collective.table alpha release
Read more »: collective.table alpha releaseIntroduction It’s now past the mid-term evaluation deadline for my Google Summer of Code project and it’s time to release my work out to the wider community to receive feedback and ideas on how to improve it. Status During the last days I was focusing on polishing the first release: writing documentation, adding more comments,…
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collective.table GSoC report
Read more »: collective.table GSoC reportIntroduction It’s now been over a month since I started my Google Summer of Code project. It’s been a fun month, full of newly learned tricks, mostly courtesy of my mentor Martijn Pieters, Jarn AS. Our goal is to have an ability in Plone to store arbitrary pieces of tabular data, in the same way…
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Collective SVN project -> GitHub
Read more »: Collective SVN project -> GitHubMore and more Plone projects are being migrated over to GitHub for various reasons. Here’s a quick guide on how to import your Collective SVN project into GitHub. GitHub can directly import SVN projects only by specifying a URL to the repository. However, for some reason this does not work for Collective SVN repositories. The…
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Assertion `t_size >= b_size’ failed
Read more »: Assertion `t_size >= b_size’ failedRecently, when migrating a Plone 4 site from one VPS server instance to another, we had the following problem: We were not able to start Zope with Supervisord because it crashed every time we tried to start it. Running Zope in foreground (bin/instance fg) produced the following error: Python: Objects/typeobject.c:1736: extra_ivars: Assertion `t_size >= b_size’…
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Multiple configurations for Tunnelblick
Read more »: Multiple configurations for TunnelblickA while ago I wrote about configuring Tunnelblick OpenVPN client for OS X. Here is how you can have multiple OpenVPN configurations with TunnelBlick: 1. Open ~/Library/Application\ Support/Tunnelblick/Configurations/ with Finder. 2. Rename openvpn.conf to openvpn-location-a.conf. 3. Duplicate openvpn-location-a.conf and rename the duplicate to openvpn-location-b.conf. 4. Open both of these configurations and change values such as server IP, etc. 5. Restart Tunnelblick.…