Hi Everyone,
Call for speakers is open at Plone Conference 2019! PloneConf
2019 will take place from 21-27 October. The deadline for
presentation submissions is 30 June 2019. However I have inside
information that a second round will open on 1 July. *ssh! it's
a sekrit!*
https://ploneconf.org/call-for-speakers
About PloneConf 2019
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Pylons Project developers will be conducting trainings, talks,
and code sprints at PloneConf 2019. PloneConf 2019 includes two
days of trainings on 21-22 Oct, three days of talks on 23-25
Oct, and two days of code sprints 26-27 Oct. The epic PloneConf
Party on Friday, 25 October should not be missed, and plus-ones
can join you with their own ticket. Tickets and more
information are available at the PloneConf website.
https://ploneconf.org/
Join the 17th edition of Plone Conference in the amazing
Ferrara, Italy, and gain an unparalleled opportunity to discover
insights from the inspiring keynote speakers, trainers, and
exchange experiences with designers and developers from all over
the world.
We are building for you a great gathering of the global Plone
Community with many networking and growth opportunities. Be a
part of the discussion surrounding the latest trends and success
stories in Digital Experience Innovation about Plone, Volto,
Guillotina, Pyramid, Python and the most celebrated frontend frameworks.
What does PloneConf have to do with the Pylons Project?
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- PloneConf is one of the few conferences focused on web
application development in Python.
- Plone and Pyramid share common origins in Python, Zope, ZODB,
and traversal.
- Developers from both Plone and Pylons Project communities are
innovative, especially in the separation of front and back
ends. The Plone community created Volto[1] a React-based
frontend, Pastanaga[2] a UI/UX framework, Guillotina[3] an
asyncio server, and plone.restapi[4] a RESTful API to the Plone
content management system. Pyramid is great for creating REST
APIs, allowing you to use whatever you like for your JavaScript
front end. pyramid_openapi3[5] helps you keep your API
documentation current, and validates your API requests and
responses, as well as a Swagger try-it-out documentation and server.
[1] https://github.com/plone/volto
[2] https://github.com/plone/pastanaga
[3] https://guillotina.readthedocs.io/en/latest/about.html
[4] https://github.com/plone/plone.restapi
[5] https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid_openapi3/
And that's just scratching the surface. Seriously, you should
attend. I hope you will join us in beautiful Ferrara, Italy!
--steve
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Steve Piercy, Eugene, OR
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