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A screencast showing how to install Plone and other components and a demonstration on creating custom content types for Plone. Note that I made an error in the presentation: I said "aggregation" when I should've said "composition" when drawing the relationship between "TimeLog" and "TimeEntry" classes.
The QuickTime format file uses the H.264 codec, yet it's viewable with VLC (www.videolan.org) for those without access the QuickTime Player or equivalent.
This movie is part of the collection: Open Source Movies
Producer: Sean Kelly
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: web; python; zope; plone; UML; object; publishing; ArchGenXML; ArgoUML
Creative Commons license: Attribution
| Movie Files | QuickTime | Ogg Video | 512Kb MPEG4 |
| wetfeet.mov | 121 MB | 55 MB | 85 MB |
| Thumbnails | Thumbnail |
| wetfeet.mov | 1.79 KB |
| Information | Format | Size |
| SeanKellyGettingYourFeetWetwithPlone_files.xml | Metadata | 8.29 KB |
| SeanKellyGettingYourFeetWetwithPlone_meta.xml | Metadata | 1.87 KB |
| Other Files | Animated GIF | |
| SeanKellyGettingYourFeetWetwithPlone_reviews.xml | 1.29 KB | |
| wetfeet.avi | 299 MB | |
| wetfeet.mov | 164 KB |
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- September 15, 2006
Subject: great intro
great fascinating and very speedy introduction to plone and archetypes.
Funny too.
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- July 16, 2006
Subject: Getting your feet wet with Plone.
This is an excellent and very needed video on setting up Python/Zope/Plone and building a custom PLone archetype application with ArgoUML and ArchGenXML. Two problems, my ArgoUML did not work like the authors ArgoUML and I got stuck being unable to do the Tag Values entry when I tried to re-create the application myself. The second problem which the video acknowledges is that the application is bare bones and lacks a lot of features. The video concludes with the assertion that another video is needed to flesh out the application. I am greatly looking forward to that screencast.