Skip to content. | Skip to navigation
Sharing is caring! In this use-case I will describe all actions done to get my workflow working.
We are proud to announce the Living Statues Sprint has it's logo now!
For the third time in a row we fully evaluated Four Digits as a company including all employees of Four Digits. This time in a big villa in Faro, Portugal.
Four Digits is proud to announce the Living Statues Sprint 2010, August 25 to 29 at the Four Digits Office in Arnhem, The Netherlands.
Roel Bruggink has stepped up as the maintainer for MacPort's python24 port.
As of now every Four Digits employee should devote 10% of his or her time to improve Plone!
Installing products, testing them and uninstalling them afterwards is a common thing to do in Plone. However, removing the product (egg) from your buildout could lead in having some persistent objects in your ZODB which are broken. But how to remove them?
Four Digits and Plone are here to stay.
Four Digits is moving away from Plone.
Sprinting on Plone from 15th until the 19th of March
Using a catalog query to get to expired content. Easy, right?
After five weeks of building, cleaning, moving, cleaning, painting, moving and cleaning we're finally done. Under a huge layer of dust we found our office, and after removing this layer the result was amazing.
After writing my last blog post Ross Patterson pointed me to zodbupdate. Why not give it a try and see how it works?
In April 2009 we got the keys to our new Four Digits Office. Now its time to expand (again)!
One day you think lets clean up my code and rename all my products to something useful
Sometimes, when you start your plone instance, just like any other day, you get an error message which make you think : hmmmm... what on earth is going on here?
In September this year we got ISO 9001:2008 certified by Det Norske Veritas using Plone
In the new beta versions of Firefox 3.6 drag and drop support for uploading files is added, see what Deco can do with this functionality.
This year the Plone Conference 2009 is in Budapest. Rob Gietema hosted two talks : TinyMCE, the new editor for Plone 4 and Deco, the new layout system for Plone 5.
