While at the Non-Profit SW Dev Summit, I had the opportunity to attend a
couple of Drupal panels (new to Drupal, and what's new with Drupal). Drupal
had their A team at the summit (a couple of core devs and several
evangelists) to do the talks. I wanted to pass on a few things on what I
observed.
Not sure how I feel about the overall idea, but the exploit documentation
condition *must* be expanded to specify that the exploit be documented to
the Plone security team, and only the security team. Publicizing of
methodology for an attack must be only after a patch is made available, and
the
As a former newspaper brat, I'll just say that this falls far short of
what's needed to prove product libel, so there's no legal standing.
Also, IMHO, this makes Austin look a whole lot worse than Plone. It looks
like a place where the web techs need government assistance.
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009
A few of my favorites:
Dramatic speed improvements -- see Hanno's charts. Both for page rendering
and initial load.
http://blog.hannosch.eu/2010/01/plone-4-how-much-faster-is-it.html
http://jstahl.org/archives/2010/01/19/plone-4-three-times-faster-than-drupal-joomla-or-wordpress/
Python 2.6's
: TinyMCE
But why is that a benefit? What was wrong with the old editor? What problem
is the new editor solving?
Without explaining the benefit of TinyMCE, I'm not sure it's a selling
point.
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 11:16 AM, Steve McMahon st...@dcn.org wrote:
A few of my favorites:
Dramatic
On Mon, May 17, 2010 at 7:36 AM, Nate Aune na...@jazkarta.com wrote:
...
What would it take to bundle up some Plone add-ons and release it as a
PloneSocial distro? What add-ons should be included? Would you want to
lead the charge to put something together?
That could be as simple as
it to be
done quickly.
The board would very much like to hear your thoughts on how subsequent
iterations should be planned and managed. Drop us a note bo...@plone.org
or discuss it on one of these lists. We'll listen!
Thanks and best wishes, Steve McMahon
for the PF Board
