Join us in Sorrento, Italy, for Plone 3 Developer Training

Whether you are an integrator, a system administrator, or a developer, you can benefit from Jazkarta's Developer Training. This training session is organized by Abstract Open Solutions and will be held in conjunction with the 2009 European Plone Symposium, in the beautiful city of Sorrento on the Amalfi coast of Italy.

What you will learn

• Best practices for Plone 3 development, including buildout and paster.
  
• How to build your own customized products for Plone, including site products and custom content types.
• How to develop products that leverage the power of the Zope 3 component architecture.

Benefits

• Accelerate the Zope/Plone learning curve
• Gain access to expert knowledge
• Learn best practices
• Discover what other organizations are doing with the software
• Network and share ideas with like-minded professionals
• Focus on improving your knowledge while removed from the interruptions of a busy office

Agenda

The class will meet from 9:00 to 5:00 each day at the site of the Plone Symposium - the Hotel Mediterraneo in Sorrento.

Read the class syllabus and additional details.

Nonprofit Discount

Please contact training at jazkarta dot com for information about discounts for nonprofits.

Cancellation Policy

Students who cancel prior to April 27 will receive a 50% refund. After April 27 no refund is possible.

Jazkarta reserves the right to cancel the course if there are fewer than 5 attendees. In this case any students who are registered will receive 100% refund.

Requirements

A laptop computer to follow along with this hands-on class.

Prerequisites

Students are expected to have built basic Plone sites, either Plone 2.5 or Plone 3. Students will get the most out of this class if they already have the following skills:

• Solid grasp of programming
• Basic Python
• Intermediate HTML (building forms and understanding a web request)
• Basic and intermediate CSS
• Linux system administration

Instructor

Lennart Regebro created his first Zope product in 1999, and has been developing Zope based content management systems full time since 2001. He has also been one of the driving forces behind Five, the integration of Zope 3 into Zope 2. Read more...