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Building Websites with Plone
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Product Description
Built on the powerful and popular Zope application server, Plone is regarded as one of the best and most powerful open source content management systems. Many compare it favorably to high-end commercial content management systems. Written by Plone expert Cameron Cooper, this book explains how Plone works, shows how to use its many out-of-the-box features, and explains how this highly flexible system can be extended and customized. Camerons deep understanding and fluid writing style make even the most complex aspects of administrating and developing Plone websites easy to understand. Beginners and experienced Plone users alike will find this book invaluable. Requiring only a basic knowledge of Zope and Python, this book is valuable for both beginners and experienced Plone developers.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #564422 in Books
- Published on: 2004-11-15
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 416 pages
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About the Author
J. Cameron Cooper has been playing around on the web since there wasn't much of a web with which to play around. He was introduced to Zope right around the time it came out and quickly saw the light, but only after graduating from Rice University in 2002 (a few years too late for the dot-com boom) did he begin to make any money from it. He has followed the CMF and Plone for most of their lives, too, and built most of the groups interface for Plone, under the sponsorship of the Connexions Project [cnx.rice.edu], among other contributions. He lives in Houston, Texas and wears many hats.
Customer Reviews
This plone book has real depth
I have bought a few plone books trying to learn more about how this complex framework is strung together. This book covers Plone from the ground up and is very much aimed at using Plone in the real world with regards to adaption and integeration rather than using Plone as a stand alone CMS system. The depth and advice is excellent! A worthy read for any developer looking to adapt Plone for more than just an out of the box CMS system.
