Session Best Practices for Plone Development Joel Burton, Developer/ Board Chair, Plone Foundation Track: Python Date: Wednesday, 19 October 2005 Time: 13:30 - 14:15 Location: St. John's Room II Designing a stable, documented, and well-performing Plone site requires more than just learning templating and scripting--it requires understanding how to use these tools, along with other open source technologies, to produce a high-quality result. This talk covers: Learning to develop for Plone on the filesystem Integrating Plone site development with source code control (cvs, subversion, etc.) Debugging a Plone site Writing test cases for your Plone site Case studies on how to effectively have teams develop a Plone site jointly. Participants in this course will learn ideas and strategies on how to get their site development integrated with standard good practices for creating high-quality software.

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