Re: [Framework-Team] Zope and CMF in Innsbruck

2016-01-08 Thread Jens W. Klein 
Happy new year,

first things first: we will have enough coffee at Alpine City Sprint!

Johannes and I already collected a list of topics, this includes a bunch
of topic Eric Steele et al already collected.

It depends a lot on how many we are an who participates. Today we sent
out a bunch of invitations to people able to help with the core work -
Plone foundation granted some money to invite people and cover some of
the travel costs (I apologize if we may forgot somebody, please send me
or Johannes an email)

Possible Topics are:

- CSRF protection
  * Merge into Zope stack
  * Reduce the amount of write on read

- CMF Cleanup
  * merge CMFCore/CMF* into Plone
  * Remove/ Reduce CMF Dependencies/ Inheritance
  * Types bases
  * Versioning
  * Product installation
  * UUID implementation
  * GS handlers to work directly at the Plone level
  * Publisher/Request Handling

- PAS/ PlonePAS cleanup (PAS 2.0) (Jens)
  - merge cleanups upstream (zopefoundation repo)
  - merge parts of PlonePAS patches upstream
  - delete unused/deprecate used BBB (GRUF) patches form PlonePAS
  - move tool modifications up to CMFPlone
  - at the end PlonePAS contains BBB code only and becomes superfluos

- Zope 4 (Johannes)
  - its there, revive
  - make Plone run on it

- Module merge
  - reduce number of plone.* packages

- Readability / pep8/ clean READMEs

- Dependency cleanup inside Plone universe

- work towards Python 3 compatibility

I'am sure there is more (ans there is also on Eric's list). Lets first
discuss/enhance here and then move over to community.plone.org /
http://www.coactivate.org/projects/alpinecitysprint-2016/project-home
(own wiki page).

best regards

Jens

On 2016-01-08 08:00, Philip Bauer wrote:
> The upcoming alpine city sprint will focus on Zope and CMF. Are there 
> specific plans as to what will be done?
> 
> What is the current state regarding our relationship with Zope? Am I correct 
> that so far we only forked CMFCore 
> (https://github.com/plone/Products.CMFCore)?
> 
> If there will be work done on Zope where should that happen?
> 
> Should such a discussion take place on 
> https://community.plone.org/c/core-development/framework-team?
> 
> So many questions and so little coffee,
> Philip
> 
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Re: [Framework-Team] Zope and CMF in Innsbruck

2016-01-08 Thread Cris Ewing 
If one outcome of the sprint were a list of packages that can be ported to 
Python 3, or a clear(er) dependency tree for the zope packages, I could use 
that here in recruiting contributors. 

We anticipate between 5 and ten eager participants in the open source 
contribution initiative I've written about and I'd love to scoop em all into 
the Plone world

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jan 8, 2016, at 5:30 AM, Eric Steele  wrote:
> 
> (Resending since it got bounced by plone-framework)
> 
> I still need to post my fork announcement. I'll get that pushed out today.
> 
> I've also forked PluggableAuthService to start merging that and PlonePAS 
> together.
> 
> Eric
> 
> 
>> On 8 Jan 2016, at 2:00, Philip Bauer wrote:
>> 
>> The upcoming alpine city sprint will focus on Zope and CMF. Are there 
>> specific plans as to what will be done?
>> 
>> What is the current state regarding our relationship with Zope? Am I correct 
>> that so far we only forked CMFCore 
>> (https://github.com/plone/Products.CMFCore)?
>> 
>> If there will be work done on Zope where should that happen?
>> 
>> Should such a discussion take place on 
>> https://community.plone.org/c/core-development/framework-team?
>> 
>> So many questions and so little coffee,
>> Philip
>> 
>> --
>> Starzel.de
>> Philip Bauer
>> Nymphenburger Straße 187
>> 80634 München
>> Tel: 089 - 189 29 533
>> ba...@starzel.de
>> www.starzel.de
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