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Plone out-of-the-box allows editors to upload files (e.g., a Microsoft Word document) that other users can view and download, but until recently, the option to collaboratively edit uploaded documents has not been an option.
Maintaining and managing multiple websites is no small feat. One way to alleviate the burden of website maintenance is to consolidate multiple websites into a single parent site using child sites.
Episode 5 of the Plone Podcast features guest Chrissy Wainwright. In her professional life, Chrissy Wainwright is a Senior Python Developer at Six Feet Up.
LoudSwarm by Six Feet Up, a Django-based virtual event platform, has always supported Slack for instant, in-app text communication. In addition to Slack, clients were requesting Discord integration, so Six Feet Up’s expert team of developers found a solution.
Anyone using Terraform to increase repeatability/reliability of an infrastructure has experienced the need — and urgency — to deploy resources that are entirely new.
Plone is one of the most secure Content Management Systems (CMSs) on the market. It is open-source; it has been around for 20 years; and, knock on wood, it has never had a zero-day exploit.
Migrating from Django 1.7 to 3.1 is no small task. Besides having to deal with the upgrade of Django itself, you shouldn't forget that an upgrade like this implies an upgrade from Python 2 to 3 as well.
If you have used Electron before, your initial experiences may have been less than ideal. It might be time to give it a second (or first, or third) look!
During episode 183 of Python Bytes, I mentioned that I keep all unencrypted secrets off of my filesystem and use tools like 1Password's CLI tool, op, to put them into my environment when needed. Here are some examples of how that works.