Here is how I added inline editing for multiple rows of data to my CollectiveGTD Plone 3.0 product using KSS.
This was challenging in that it was my first KSS project, plus most of the KSS editing examples I’ve found deal with editing just one piece of content (instead of multiple rows).
Here is a screencast to [...]
19. Apr 2008 
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I’ve just released the beta of CollectiveGTD, and have included a screencast to provide an overview of current functionality.
This beta release of CollectiveGTD for Plone 3.0 includes new features such as:
AJAX Inline Editing using KSS
Filtering of Actions by Context tag and Project tag
An Import script that will import an iGTD CSV export and which is [...]
18. Apr 2008 2 comments
Justin James and I presented our talk “Plone and Django: Comparing Tools for Python Web Developers” at Seattle Plone last night to an enthused audience.
Most were familiar with just one platform or the other, so it was a great opportunity to ask questions and learn about the strengths of each platform.
http://presentations.webcollective.coop/django-plone
29. Jan 2008 0 comments
What does the process look like when 80+ people get together in a weekend with the goal of building a new company and a product?
Here’s a quick overview of:
how the development process worked
the platform we picked (Python and Django)
the successful building of a complete website in two days (skillbit.com)
and what’s next.
26. Jan 2008 1 comment
We’ve picked our company product, and have 2 days to finish it during Startup Weekend.
The dev team inventoried its skills and discovered the expected diversity of platforms, skills and languages for the 30+ back-end developers - PHP, Python, Ruby, and .NET. What strategy do we use to merge our skills and get the product [...]
16. Dec 2007 0 comments
To help illustrate MetaNav, I’ve created two screencasts:
MetaNav Overview screencast (direct link to full-size version)
Plone Walk-through of MetaNav screencast (direct link to full-size version)
Briefly, this product allows Plone administrators and content-editors to build and maintain an alternate navigation hierarchy for their site, such as in audience-based and topic-based navigation schemes.
For more information [...]
07. Oct 2007 0 comments
I wanted to wish Plonistas a safe journey to Naples for what will be another fantastic Plone conference!
Back in Seattle, we’re looking forward to hearing post-conference highlights at our upcoming Halloween Plone Meeting.
I’m particularly excited for five Seattle-area Plonistas (that I know of) who are presenting this year. After seeing previews of two of these [...]
07. Oct 2007 2 comments
Encouraged by excellent suggestions from the Plone community, Derek and I checked out some of the open-source products including pyGTD, Chandler, and Plone Extreme Management. And combined with the plethora of interesting proprietary solutions, it was obvious there are many directions an open source GTD project can take.
To help organize this project, and make [...]
21. Sep 2007 8 comments
A roundtrip flight from Seattle to the East Coast is all you need to start your next Python pet project. (Remember to take some vacation in between though!)
I used this time to start development on a python library for the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology. I’ve been practicing GTD over the last couple [...]
04. Sep 2007 4 comments
In one fell swoop, Eric Magnuson’s interview in SIJ’s Five under 35 article highlights the recent formation of our company Web Collective Inc — as well as connections around worker-owned cooperatives, Seattle’s Business Alliance for Local Living Economics (BALLE) chapter, and the Sustainable MBA Program at Bainbridge Graduate Institute.
Many of us in Web Collective met [...]
