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8 Reasons to Upgrade to Plone 5
From hardened security and improved performances to through-the-web customizations, here are 8 great reasons why you’ll want to upgrade to Plone 5
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Humans vs. Robots: Testing for Quality
Six Feet Up is frequently asked about including human-powered Quality Assurance (QA) as a part of our testing process. Find out when automated tests or humans are best at catching issues.
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Trac-Slack Integration with Tracbot
We are always looking for ways to speed up our development process and streamline communication. The tools are not always readily in place to fit our workflow, so we often need to create our own...
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Handling PloneFormGen Submissions : The Email Adapter
By default, PloneFormGen displays a generic "Thank You" page that emails the site-wide email address. With a few clicks, you can easily customize what happens after a form is submitted.
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Managing complex Bacula configurations with YAML, Jinja and Python
How to make sure all servers are backed up, and do so in a way to avoid a performance hit…
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High(er) Performance Single Server Hosting
The following post talks about the hosting environment built for a personal site with single server hosting...
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Can Plone "Scale"?
Every website will have different scaling needs. The site may have the need to sustain hundreds or thousands of concurrent users, or it may need to be able to store and index massive amounts of content. It may even have both concerns at the same time...
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How We Made our Site Responsive
Mobile and responsive development are key in today's web design practice, but how do you make an existing production site fully responsive? Here's how we did it.
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How to use XSLT in Diazo
This article gives a brief overview of XSLT, how and when to use it in your Diazo theming, and a few examples of it in action.
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What's In A Name? A Basic Intro to DNS
This is a basic intro to deciphering DNS and its components. It includes basic definitions of DNS components, how and when they are used, and where to go to find DNS information.
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