Cris Ewing is reprising his presentation from the Plone Symposium in New Orleans that was held earlier this year. Cris has been working with Plone for several years, but was working in a silo of nothingness. Before he knew it, the Plone Conference was being held in Seattle, where he was working, and he was meeting the people that built this thing.
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Plone Conference 2008: We All Stand Together
Alexander Limi led the “Future of Plone’s User Experience” session this morning at Plone Conference 2008 in Washington, D.C.
Limi talked about the future of Plone’s User Interface. We won’t see anything new that he’s working on, but we are talking about new ideas.
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The Future of Plone’s User Experience
As Plone Conference 2008 continues today, we bring you more live blogging coverage. In the spotlight now is Mike Robinson. He talked about challenges faced by software development teams and how to solve them.
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What Makes a Great Development Team?
Presented by Nate Aune, Jon Stahl, Calvin Hendryx-Parker, Geir Baekholt, Matt Hamilton and Brian Gershon as part of Plone Conference 2008, this panel discussion focused on the Plone consulting world.
We have a lot of consultants in the Plone community. As the popularity of Plone rises, so does the demand for competent Plone consultants. It’s fairly common for those who hone their skills to eventually break out on their own.
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So, You Want to be a Plone Consultant?
As we recently reported, the traditional textbook publishing industry is being challenged by a growing movement of offering online versions of textbooks.
Flat World Knowledge is leading the charge. The company is in the midst of private beta testing for offering “open college textbooks”, a service that aims to provide expert content that can be modified by users via open source for free. We spoke with Eric Frank, founder and chief marketing officer of Flat World Knowledge about their radical educational mission.
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Flat World Knowledge Turns Textbook Industry Upside Down
