Plone
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| developer | Alan Runyan, Alexander Limi, Vidar Andersen and others a. |
| Publishing year | 2001 |
| Current version |
5.2 ( July 19, 2019 ) |
| operating system | platform independent |
| programming language | python |
| category | Content management system |
| License | GPL |
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Plone is a web content management system written in the Python programming language . Version 1 appeared in 2003. It can be used for intranet and extranet applications, as a document publishing system and as a groupware tool over long distances. Numerous extensions enable use for all conceivable application server tasks: B. in e-learning , as a web shop or as a photo album .
It is built on the open source application server Zope and its related content management framework , which is supported by thousands of developers around the world. Plone is considered to be the most successful project based on Zope. With Plone, using the Archetypes framework, you can easily develop your own web applications (including UML -based using ArchGenXML ).
Plone supports various WYSIWYG editors, the free editor Kupu has been included since release 2.1 . TinyMCE has replaced Kupu as the standard editor since Plone 4. Content can be released via workflows, whereby the visibility and various authorizations of the content objects can be defined in the various states. The Plone interface is multilingual, and the LinguaPlone add-on product can also be used to manage multilingual content.
The Plone Collective is a collection of additional products for free use on Plone sites. For the most part , it contains applications that have already been implemented numerous times on other platforms , such as B. a forum , a weblog or a newsletter . A good overview of available extension modules can be found on the Plone project page.
literature
- Hans-Jörg Friedrich: Content management with Plone: design, programming and administration . Springer, Berlin / Heidelberg / New York 2006, ISBN 978-3-540-28763-6 .
- Andy McKay: Plone: The Definitive Guide for Administrators and Developers . Addison-Wesley, Munich / Boston 2005, ISBN 3-8273-2206-5 ( online [accessed March 14, 2007]).
- Thomas Lotze, Jan Ulrich Hasecke: Plone User Manual . Gocept GmbH & Co. KG, Halle 2008, ISBN 978-3-939471-03-5 ( online [accessed November 18, 2008]).
- Maurizio Delmonte et al .: The Definitive Guide to Plone, Second Edition . Apress, 2009, ISBN 978-1-4302-1893-7 .
- Robert J Nagle, Alan Runyan, Thomas Lotze, Jan Ulrich Hasecke: A User's Guide to Plone 4 . Enfold Systems, Inc., 2010, ISBN 978-0-615-40462-2 .
Web links
- German-speaking community site for Plone
- German-language documentation for version 4
- German-language documentation for version 3.3.5
- Documentation on plone.org (English)
- Plone User Guide (German)
- Plone developer's manual (also as a generated PDF; German)
- Instructions & tips
- Archetypes (English)
- The Plone Collective (English)
- Plone products (English)
- Plone: A model of a mature open source project (English)
- Podcast CRE on Plone & Zope