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plone.org plone.com training.plone.org docs.plone.org community.plone.org - go to homepage Toggle navigation About Contact Plone Trainings Plone training events are a great way to expand your skills. Plus they're an excellent way to meet the community. Content Management How to work with content and manage site settings in Plone. “Through-the-web” Plone customization Create custom content types, a design for a website, layouts for homepages and content types, and custom application logic. All in the browser!. Theming How to style your Plone site. Deployment How to get your Plone site up and running. WSGI Deployment Deploying and Operating Plone on WSGI Mastering Plone 5 Development How to develop customized solutions with Plone 5 Mastering Plone 6 Development Learn the best practices of Plone development for frontend and backend using Volto as well as Plone Classic. Plone Workflow Controlling security and business-logic with workflows. JavaScript For Plone Developers How to integrate JavaScript applications and integrations into Plone in different scenarios. Volto Hands-On Practice your skills by recreating the plone.com site using Volto. Volto Create your own site using Volto. Volto Add-ons Development Build custom Volto add-ons, explore more advanced Volto topics. Testing Plone Learn best practices for testing Plone addons. GatsbyJS Building blazing-fast static websites with GatsbyJS. React Get started with React & friends. Building Angular 4 apps using the Plone REST API Create a static site with Angular and display contents stored in Plone and retrieved using the REST API. Building a webframework from scratch Build your own micro web framework in Python. It will help you to fundementally understand how common Python web frameworks work. Transmogrifier Migrating your site's content into a new Plone site. Solr Integration How to add enterprise grade search to your Plone site. Trainer Philip is a Software Developer from Munich, Germany and runs the company Starzel.de. He served several terms on the Plone Foundation Board of Directors. He heads the Plone Training Team and is author of the Mastering Plone Training. He was Project-Lead for porting Plone to Python 3, author of plone.app.contenttypes and a bunch of other packages. He loves teaching and is dedicated to Open Source. Mostly seen wearing a hoodie and sunglasses. pbauer Philip Bauer Philip leads the Plone Training Team After first working some time with Smalltalk and C/C++, Thomas discovered Python (and Zope) in 2002 and since then has used it in almost all of his projects. Over time the field of application changed from geoinformatics and scientific modelling to web development. His focus over the last 8 years has been on developing and operating websites using Python, Zope/Plone and recently Pyramid. tschorr Thomas Schorr Thomas is a freelance software developer Ramon is Chief of the Technology Office at Intranetum and Iskra.cat, the AI system that helps organize your information and a provider for content management solutions. He has played a major role in Plone's multilingual support and Javascript integration and has been a member of the Framework and UI Teams. bloodbare Ramon Navarro Bosch Ramon is Plone developer Nathan is the Director of Solutions Engineering for Wildcard Corp, the company that provides secure web solutions to major US government agencies. He helps maintain the Plone mockup project and has 8 years of experience providing rich web solutions utilizing JavaScript in Plone. vangheem Nathan Van Gheem Nathan leads the Plone security team Tom has been a core contributor since Plone 4.0. Besides his work as a developer and consultant in Australia, Germany, and Switzerland, he writes technical and philosophical (audio) books. Tom lives in Zurich and is currently working as the web and elearning team leader for the University of Applied Sciences of Northwestern Switzerland. He participated in the first integration of Solr into Plone at the 2007 Snow Sprint in the Austrian alps and has been using and developing collective.solr since then. tomgross Tom Gross Tom is a longtime Zope and Plone developer Paul is a long-time technology and open-source activist who has worked for a wide range of non-profits and other organizations. He is a combination sysadmin, programmer, and e-campaigner all at once. He started using Plone around 0.99beta, and has enjoyed the ride so far immensely. polyester Paul Roeland Paul is president of the Plone Foundation Board Fred lives in Rotterdam the Netherlands and was exposed to Plone in 2003 as an end user and webmaster. In 2007 he joined Zest Software to work with Plone and Python web apps full time. He can communicate with the business side, helping users decide on which features are most valuable to develop, when to customize their CMS or when to stick with standard functionality. He also gives training classes on using, administering and developing for Plone. On the IT/technical side he works as an integrator, writing and modifying code and handling system administration. fredvd Fred van Dijk Fred teaches Plone classes and works as a Plone integrator Fulvio has been working almost exclusively with Plone since 2008. He loves participating in Plone community events; he organized two strategic Plone sprints in the Northwest US and helped galvanize the developer community there. He co-taught the Mastering Plone Development class at the 2016 Plone Conference in Bucharest, Romania. fulv Fulvio Casali Fulvio loves helping users Eric is currently developer and team leader at Makina Corpus, France. He got involved in Plone in 2006, when he started the Plomino add-on, which he is still maintaining actively today. He is also the founder and maintainer of Rapido. ebrehault Eric Bréhault Eric is a member of the Plone Framework team Jean has been working with Plone since the beginning, both in the private sector and on UN contracts. His experience has mostly been in small teams, handling everything from hosting and maintenance to application development. His specialties are Plone (especially Plomino) and agile development practices. jean Jean Jordaan Jean has been working on Plone projects since the early 2000s Steve is the creator of PloneFormGen and maintainer of the Unified installer. Steve also wrote several chapters of Practical Plone and is an experienced speaker and instructor. smcmahon Steve McMahon Steve is a long-time Plone contributor and trainer Alec specializes in Python, Zope and Plone development, high-performance website deployment and optimizations, RDBMS integration, and integration with web services. He has worked extensively on the Plone based KCRW website, Southern California's leading National Public Radio affiliate, including content delivery optimization and development of new web service APIs for HTML5 and flash media players and iPhone/Android applications. alecpm Alec Mitchell Alec was the Plone 2.5 release manager A Purdue graduate, and renowned technical speaker, Calvin is an expert in information architecture, data modeling and systems engineering. Large organizations especially appreciate his focus on best practices and performance optimization for enterprise-grade web projects. calvinhp Calvin Hendryx-Parker Calvin is CTO of Six Feet Up Chrissy started as a front-end developer building Plone themes, and has since moved to the back-end doing Python development and Plone migrations. She has given talks and training classes at many Plone Symposia and Conferences. Chrissy has served several terms on the Plone Foundation Board of Directors. cdw9 Chrissy Wainwright Chrissy is a Python developer for Six Feet Up Maik is the CEO of Derico, in Germany. He has been a member of the Plone community since 2005 and has given several theming talks and training classes at various conferences and other events. MrTango Maik Derstappen Maik is a software developer & consultant Sven likes documentation and documentation testing. In addi...