Creating a Plone 6 add-on that is Python 2.7 backward compatible
How do you create a modern add-on for Plone 6, that is also backward compatible with Plone 4.3 on Python 2.7 with Archetypes?
Software Architecture & Engineering in Plone and Quaive.
How do you create a modern add-on for Plone 6, that is also backward compatible with Plone 4.3 on Python 2.7 with Archetypes?
What is the point of writing code, when the world is burning? How can we resist the ways in which network technologies are used to centralize money and power?
New notifications system; open source business model; Cubrix theory of change and organizational evolution; and agile project management roadmap.
The central theme of this talk is: time. How do you architect a software product to get better and better in the long run?
Coming from a traditional web consultancy background, we’ve launched Quaive as a product-centric “built on Plone” solution. We still need our clients to be happy, and we still do a lot of consultancy.
During my sabbatical I stepped back and zoomed out, to look at the bigger picture.
An overview of the Quaive digital workplace platform. In addition to a feature demo, showcases our design-first methodology. This enables key innovations in our technology strategy and business model, and explains why Quaive is not a “normal” Plone add-on but instead a full product on top of Plone, with its own rules of engagement.
The Quaive product design is grounded in academic research in the field of knowledge management.
A highly technical talk, that helps you understand how the ploneintranet stack is structured, and why it works the way it does.
A comprehensive roadmap for realizing a digital workplace, which provided the conceptual blueprint for Quaive.