Plone Training
2017

Training Overview

  • Mastering Plone Development
    • 1. About Mastering Plone
      • 1.1. Upcoming Trainings
      • 1.2. Previous Trainings
      • 1.3. Trainers
      • 1.4. Using the documentation for a training
        • 1.4.1. The readthedocs theme
        • 1.4.2. Exercises
      • 1.5. Building the documentation locally
        • 1.5.1. Dependencies
      • 1.6. Build new
        • 1.6.1. Update existing
        • 1.6.2. Technical set up to do before a training (as a trainer)
        • 1.6.3. Upgrade the vagrant and buildout to a new Plone-version
      • 1.7. Train the trainer
      • 1.8. Contributing
      • 1.9. License
    • 2. Introduction
      • 2.1. Who are you?
      • 2.2. What will we do?
      • 2.3. What will we not do?
      • 2.4. What to expect
      • 2.5. Classroom Protocol
      • 2.6. Documentation
      • 2.7. Further Reading
    • 3. Installation & Setup
      • 3.1. Installing Plone
      • 3.2. Hosting Plone
      • 3.3. Production Deployment
    • 4. Installing Plone for the Training
      • 4.1. Installing Plone without vagrant
      • 4.2. Installing Plone with Vagrant
        • 4.2.1. Install VirtualBox
        • 4.2.2. Install and configure Vagrant
        • 4.2.3. What Vagrant does
    • 5. The Case Study
      • 5.1. Background
      • 5.2. Requirements
    • 6. The Features of Plone
      • 6.1. Starting and Stopping Plone
        • 6.1.1. Exercises
      • 6.2. Walkthrough of the UI
      • 6.3. Users
      • 6.4. Configure a Mailserver
      • 6.5. Content-Types
      • 6.6. Folders
      • 6.7. Collections
      • 6.8. Content Rules
      • 6.9. History
      • 6.10. Manage members and groups
      • 6.11. Workflows
      • 6.12. Working copy
      • 6.13. Placeful workflows
    • 7. The Anatomy of Plone
      • 7.1. Zope2
      • 7.2. Content Management Framework
      • 7.3. Zope Toolkit / Zope3
      • 7.4. Zope Component Architecture (ZCA)
      • 7.5. Pyramid
      • 7.6. Exercise
    • 8. What’s New in Plone 5 and 5.1
      • 8.1. Default Theme
      • 8.2. New UI and widgets
      • 8.3. Folder Contents
      • 8.4. Content Types
      • 8.5. Resource Registry
      • 8.6. Chameleon template engine
      • 8.7. Control panel
      • 8.8. Date formatting on the client side
      • 8.9. plone.app.multilingual
      • 8.10. New portlet manager
      • 8.11. Remove portal_skins
      • 8.12. Plone 5.1
    • 9. Configuring and Customizing Plone “Through The Web”
      • 9.1. The Control Panel
        • 9.1.1. General
        • 9.1.2. Content
        • 9.1.3. Users
        • 9.1.4. Security
        • 9.1.5. Advanced
      • 9.2. Portlets
      • 9.3. Viewlets
      • 9.4. ZMI (Zope Management Interface)
        • 9.4.1. Actions (portal_actions)
        • 9.4.2. Skins (portal_skins)
        • 9.4.3. portal_view_customizations
        • 9.4.4. CSS Registry (portal_css)
        • 9.4.5. Further tools in the ZMI
      • 9.5. Summary
    • 10. Theming
    • 11. Extending Plone
      • 11.1. Extension technologies
        • 11.1.1. Component Architecture
      • 11.2. Configuring Zope Components with ZCML
        • 11.2.1. GenericSetup
        • 11.2.2. Deprecated: Skin Folders
    • 12. Extend Plone With Add-On Packages
      • 12.1. Some notable add-ons
      • 12.2. How to find add-ons
      • 12.3. Installing Add-ons
        • 12.3.1. Making the add-on packages available to Zope
        • 12.3.2. Installing add-ons in your Plone Site
      • 12.4. collective.easyform
      • 12.5. Add Photo Gallery with collective.plonetruegallery
      • 12.6. Internationalization
      • 12.7. Summary
    • 13. Dexterity I: “Through The Web”
      • 13.1. What is a content type?
      • 13.2. The makings of a Plone content type
      • 13.3. Dexterity and Archetypes - A Comparison
      • 13.4. Modifying existing types
      • 13.5. Creating content types TTW
      • 13.6. Moving contenttypes into code
      • 13.7. Exercises
        • 13.7.1. Exercise 1
        • 13.7.2. Exercise 2
    • 14. Buildout I
      • 14.1. Syntax
      • 14.2. Recipes
      • 14.3. References
      • 14.4. A real life example
      • 14.5. Mr. Developer
      • 14.6. Extensible
      • 14.7. Be McGuyver
    • 15. Write Your Own Add-Ons to Customize Plone
      • 15.1. Creating the package
      • 15.2. Eggs
      • 15.3. Inspecting the package
      • 15.4. Including the package in Plone
      • 15.5. Exercises
      • 15.6. Summary
    • 16. Return to Dexterity: Moving contenttypes into Code
      • 16.1. Changing a widget
      • 16.2. Protect fields with permissions
        • 16.2.1. Exercise 1
      • 16.3. Summary
    • 17. Views I
      • 17.1. A simple browser view
    • 18. Page Templates
      • 18.1. TAL and TALES
        • 18.1.1. python expressions
        • 18.1.2. tal:condition
        • 18.1.3. tal:repeat
        • 18.1.4. path expressions
        • 18.1.5. Pure TAL blocks
        • 18.1.6. handling complex data in templates
      • 18.2. Plone 5
      • 18.3. Exercise 1
      • 18.4. METAL and macros
        • 18.4.1. macros in browser views
      • 18.5. Accessing Plone from the template
      • 18.6. What we missed
    • 19. Customizing Existing Templates
      • 19.1. The view for News Items
      • 19.2. The Summary View
      • 19.3. Finding the right template
      • 19.4. skin templates
      • 19.5. Summary
    • 20. Views II: A Default View for “Talk”
      • 20.1. View Classes
      • 20.2. The default view
      • 20.3. Using helper-methods from DefaultView
      • 20.4. Exercise
      • 20.5. Behind the scenes
    • 21. Views III: A Talk List
      • 21.1. Using portal_catalog
      • 21.2. brains and objects
      • 21.3. Querying the catalog
      • 21.4. Exercises
        • 21.4.1. Exercise 1
        • 21.4.2. Exercise 2
      • 21.5. The template for the listing
        • 21.5.1. Exercise
      • 21.6. Setting a custom view as default view on an object
      • 21.7. Summary
    • 22. Testing in Plone
      • 22.1. Types of tests
        • 22.1.1. Unit tests
        • 22.1.2. Integration tests
        • 22.1.3. Functional tests
        • 22.1.4. Acceptance tests
        • 22.1.5. Javascript tests
        • 22.1.6. Doctests
      • 22.2. Writing tests
      • 22.3. Plone tests
        • 22.3.1. Getting started
      • 22.4. Robot tests
      • 22.5. More information
    • 23. Behaviors
      • 23.1. Dexterity Approach
      • 23.2. Names and Theory
      • 23.3. Practical example
      • 23.4. Adding it to our talk
    • 24. Writing Viewlets
      • 24.1. A viewlet for the social behavior
      • 24.2. Social viewlet
      • 24.3. Exercise 1
      • 24.4. Exercise 2
    • 25. Programming Plone
      • 25.1. plone.api
      • 25.2. portal-tools
      • 25.3. Debugging
    • 26. IDEs and Editors
    • 27. Dexterity Types II: Growing Up
      • 27.1. Add a marker interface to the talk type
        • 27.1.1. Marker Interfaces
      • 27.2. Upgrade steps
      • 27.3. Add a browserlayer
        • 27.3.1. Exercise
      • 27.4. Add catalog indexes
      • 27.5. Query for custom indexes
      • 27.6. Exercise 1
      • 27.7. Add collection criteria
      • 27.8. Add versioning through GenericSetup
      • 27.9. Summary
    • 28. Custom Search
      • 28.1. eea.facetednavigation
      • 28.2. collective.portlet.collectionfilter
    • 29. Turning Talks into Events
      • 29.1. Exercise 1
      • 29.2. Exercise 2
        • 29.2.1. Summary
    • 30. User Generated Content
      • 30.1. Self-registration
      • 30.2. Constrain types
      • 30.3. Grant local roles
      • 30.4. A custom workflow for talks
      • 30.5. Move the changes to the file system
        • 30.5.1. Import/Export the Workflow
        • 30.5.2. Enable self-registration
        • 30.5.3. Grant local roles
    • 31. Resources
    • 32. Using Third-Party Behaviors
      • 32.1. Add Teaser With collective.behavior.banner
    • 33. Dexterity Types III: Python
      • 33.1. The Python schema
      • 33.2. Directives
      • 33.3. Validation and default values
      • 33.4. The FTI
        • 33.4.1. Exercise 1
      • 33.5. The view
      • 33.6. The viewlet
      • 33.7. The template for the viewlet
        • 33.7.1. Exercise 2
        • 33.7.2. Exercise 3
    • 34. Relations
      • 34.1. Creating relations in a schema
      • 34.2. Accessing and displaying related items
      • 34.3. Creating Relationfields through the web
      • 34.4. The stack
      • 34.5. RelationValues
      • 34.6. Accessing relations and backrelations from code
    • 35. Manage Settings with Registry, Controlpanels and Vocabularies
      • 35.1. The Registry
      • 35.2. A setting
      • 35.3. Accessing and modifying values in the registry
      • 35.4. Add a custom controlpanel
      • 35.5. Vocabularies
    • 36. Creating a Dynamic Front Page
      • 36.1. The Front Page
      • 36.2. The template
        • 36.2.1. Exercise 1
      • 36.3. Twitter
      • 36.4. Activating the view
    • 37. Creating Reusable Packages
    • 38. More Complex Behaviors
      • 38.1. Using Annotations
      • 38.2. Using Schema
      • 38.3. Writing Code
        • 38.3.1. Exercises
    • 39. A Viewlet for the Votable Behavior
      • 39.1. Voting Viewlet
      • 39.2. Writing the Viewlet code
      • 39.3. The template
      • 39.4. JavaScript code
      • 39.5. Writing 2 simple view helpers
    • 40. Making Our Package Reusable
      • 40.1. Adding permissions
      • 40.2. Using our permissions
      • 40.3. Provide defaults
    • 41. Using starzel.votable_behavior in ploneconf.site
    • 42. Releasing Your Code
    • 43. Buildout II: Getting Ready for Deployment
      • 43.1. The Starzel buildout
      • 43.2. A deployment setup
      • 43.3. Other tools we use
    • 44. Plone REST API
      • 44.1. Installing plone.restapi
      • 44.2. Explore the API
        • 44.2.1. Exercise
      • 44.3. Implementing the talklist
      • 44.4. Submit lightning talks
      • 44.5. Exercise
    • 45. The Future of Plone
    • 46. Optional
  • Plone Theming
    • Basic Customizations
      • Customize Logo
      • Customize CSS/Less Variables
    • TTW Theming I: Introduction
      • Installation
      • Two Approaches To Theming
      • What Is Diazo?
      • Principles
      • Copy Barceloneta Theme
      • Anatomy Of A Diazo Theme
        • Exercise 1 - Inspecting The manifest.cfg
      • CSS Classes For The <body> Element
        • <body> Classes For An Anonymous Visitor
        • <body> Classes For A Manager
        • Exercise 2 - Discussion About The <body> Classes
      • Custom Rules
        • Conditionally Showing Content
      • Customize CSS
    • TTW Theming II: Custom Barceloneta Theme
      • Inheriting From Barceloneta
        • Exercise 1 - Create A New Theme That Inherits From Barceloneta
      • Viewing The Unthemed Plone Site
        • Exercise 2 - Viewing The Unthemed Site
      • Diazo Rule Directives And Attributes
        • CSS Selector Based Attributes
        • XPath Selector Based Attributes
        • Exercise 3 - The <drop> Directive
        • Conditional Attributes
      • Converting An Existing HTML Template Into A Theme
        • Exercise 4 - Convert A HTML Template Into A Diazo Theme
      • Create A Visitor-Only Theme - Conditionally Enabling Barceloneta
        • Exercise 5 - Convert The Theme To Be A Visitor-Only Theme
    • TTW Theming III: Make It Reproducible
    • Theme Package I: Preparations
      • Preparing Your Setup
        • Install npm
        • Install Grunt
        • Setup A Python Virtual Environment
      • Create A Product To Handle Your Diazo Theme
        • Install mr.bob And bobtemplates.plone
        • Install zc.buildout And Bootstrap Your Development Environment
        • Inspect Your Package Source
        • Start Plone And Install Your Theme Product
    • Theme Package II: Diazo Theme
      • Use Your Own Static Mockup
      • Download And Prepare A Static Theme
        • Preparing The Template
        • Include Theme CSS
      • Using Diazo Rules To Map The Theme With Plone Content
      • Customizing The Ruleset
        • Plone Toolbar
        • Unthemed Backend
        • Login Link & Co
        • Top Navigation
        • Breadcrumbs & Co
        • Slider Only On Front Page
        • Title And Description
        • Status Messages
        • Main Content Area
        • Left And Right Columns
        • Footer Area
    • Theme Package III: Customizations
      • Understanding And Using The Grunt Build System
      • Theme manifest.cfg
      • Final CSS Customization
        • Install External CSS And JavaScript Libraries With npm And Use Them In Your Theme
      • More Diazo And plone.app.theming Details
    • Theme Package IV: Templates
      • Overriding A Plone Template
        • Example: Overriding The Event Item Template
      • Creating A New Plone Template
        • Create Dynamic Slider Content In Plone
        • Use The Dynamic Slider Content From Plone
    • Theme Package V: Initial Content
    • Theme Package VI: TinyMCE Templates
      • Create Your Own TinyMCE Templates
      • Activate TinyMCE Templates Plugin
      • Use TinyMCE Templates For Content Creation
    • Theme Package VII: Resource Registries
      • Register CSS And Less Resources In The Registry
    • Advanced Diazo
      • Modify Theme And Content On The Fly
        • Extend Rules
        • Include External Content
      • Recipes And Snippets
        • More Snippets
    • Jbot
      • Installation
      • Usage
      • Additional
    • Creating Custom Components
      • Views
      • Viewlets
      • Portlets
    • About
    • Glossary
  • JavaScript For Plone Developers
    • Setup
      • Installing Mockup
    • JavaScript Development Process
      • Code Style
      • Mockup Contributions
      • Documentation
    • RequireJS And JavaScript Modules
      • Defining A module
      • More information
    • Mockup
      • Mockup Project Structure
      • A Minimal Pattern
    • Writing Documentation For Mockup
    • Through-The-Web Development
      • portal_javascript & portal_css
      • Resource Registries
      • Add Files
      • Create The Resource
      • Create The Bundle And Wire Everything Up
      • Build The Bundle
    • Exercises
      • Exercise 1: Include a JavaScript resource TTW
        • Create your browser view
        • Add your JavaScript file
      • Exercise 2: Include JavaScript In Browser View
        • Add Your JavaScript File
        • Register Static Resource Directory
        • Register JavaScript Resource
        • Create Your Browser View
        • Load Your JavaScript Resource
        • Installation
        • Production
      • Exercise 3: Gallery Integration With Theme
        • Add Your JavaScript File
        • Including JavaScript/CSS Into Your Theme
        • Installation
        • Trying It Out
        • Production
      • Exercise 4: Gallery integration as resources
        • Add your JavaScript files
        • Register static resource directory
        • Registry your JS as a resource
        • Bundle resource
        • Bundle
        • Installation
        • Running
        • Production
      • Exercise 5: Simple Pattern
        • Add Your Pattern File
        • Integrating With LESS
        • Creating Your Bundle
        • Register Static Resource Directory
        • Register Your Bundle
        • Installation
        • Running
        • Production
      • Exercise 6: Using A Pattern In A Z3C Form Widget
        • Add Your JavaScript File
        • Register Static Resource Directory
        • Register JavaScript Resource
        • Create A Custom Widget
        • Register Widget Customization
        • Installation
      • Exercise 7: Pattern Wrapping A 3rd Party Library
        • Add Your Pattern File
        • Register Static Resource Directory
        • Register Your Bundle
        • Installation
        • Running
        • Production
      • Exercise 8: Customizing Pattern
        • Add Your Pattern File
        • Register Static Resource Directory
        • Register Your Bundle
        • Installation
        • Running
      • Exercise 9: Overriding a pattern TTW
        • Installation
        • Try current pattern
        • Choose the pattern to override
        • Recompile bundle
        • Testing
    • Scratchpad
      • General Advises
      • Structure
    • About
    • Glossary
  • Automating Plone Deployment
    • Introduction
      • Our Choices
    • Intro To Plone Stack
    • Intro To Ansible
      • Installation
      • Ansible Basics
        • Connecting To Remote Machines
        • Inventories
      • Playbooks
        • Quick Intro To YAML
        • Quick Intro To Jinja2
      • Playbook Structure
        • Variables
        • Notifications And Handlers
        • Roles
    • The Plone Playbook
      • Supported Platforms
        • Quick review of contents
    • Basic Use Of The Playbook
      • Local Configuration File
      • Use With Vagrant
        • Vagrant Ports
        • Some Quick Vagrant
      • Run Against Cloud
        • Smoke Test
        • Diagnosing SSH Connection Failures
        • Running The Playbook
        • Firewalling
    • In Operation
      • Plone Setup And Directories
        • Restart Script
        • Client Logs
        • Cron Jobs
        • Load Balancing
        • Reverse-proxy Caching
        • Web Hosting
        • Postfix
        • Updating System Packages
        • Fail2ban
        • Monitoring
        • Changes Philosophy
    • Customized Use
      • Common Customization Points
        • Plone Setup
        • Web Hosting Options
        • Mail Relay
        • Bypassing Components
        • Multiple Plones Per Host
        • The Plone Role – Using It Independently
    • Maintenance Strategies
      • Virtualenv
      • What Belongs To The playbook And What Doesn’t
      • Git Forks
      • Maintenance Strategies – Multiple Hosts
    • Plone Deployments With Amazon OpsWorks
      • Introduction
      • Deployment Terminology
        • Opsworks
        • Instance Lifecycle
      • Creating Your First Stack
        • Adding An Instance
        • Caveats
      • Deploying Changes
        • Instance Sizes
        • Scaling
        • Configuration
      • Maintenance
        • Backups
        • Updates
        • Monitoring
        • Sending Mail
        • SSH Access
      • What Doesn’t It Do
        • Storage Options
        • Proxy Cache Purging
        • Chef 12
    • About
    • Glossary
  • Plone Deployments With Amazon OpsWorks
    • Introduction
    • Deployment Terminology
      • Opsworks
      • Instance Lifecycle
    • Creating Your First Stack
      • Adding An Instance
      • Caveats
    • Deploying Changes
      • Instance Sizes
      • Scaling
      • Configuration
    • Maintenance
      • Backups
      • Updates
      • Monitoring
      • Sending Mail
      • SSH Access
    • What Doesn’t It Do
      • Storage Options
      • Proxy Cache Purging
      • Chef 12
  • “Through-The-Web” Plone Customization
    • Customizing logo and CSS of default theme
      • Customize Logo
      • Customize CSS/Less Variables
    • Configuring and Customizing Plone
      • The Control Panel
        • General
        • Content
        • Users
        • Security
        • Advanced
        • Change The Logo
        • Portlets
        • Viewlets
        • ZMI (Zope Management Interface)
        • Summary
    • Introduction to Diazo Theming
      • Installation
      • Two Approaches To Theming
      • What Is Diazo?
      • Principles
      • Copy Barceloneta Theme
      • Anatomy Of A Diazo Theme
        • Exercise 1 - Inspecting the manifest.cfg
      • <body> CSS Classes
        • <body> Classes For An Anonymous Visitor
        • <body> Classes For A Manager
      • Custom Rules
        • Conditionally Showing Content
      • Customize CSS
    • Creating a custom theme based on Barceloneta
      • Inheriting From Barceloneta
        • Exercise 1 - Create A New Theme That Inherits From Barceloneta
      • Viewing The Unthemed Plone Site
        • Exercise 2 - Viewing The Unthemed Site
      • Diazo Rule Directives And Attributes
        • CSS Selector Based Attributes
        • XPath Selector Based Attributes
        • Exercise 3 - The <drop> Directive
        • Conditional Attributes
      • Converting An Existing HTML Template Into A Theme
        • Exercise 4 - Convert A HTML Template Into A Diazo Theme
      • Create A Visitor-Only Theme - Conditionally Enabling Barceloneta
        • Exercise 5 - Convert The Theme To Be A Visitor-Only Theme
    • Dexterity
      • What Is A Content Type?
      • The Makings Of A Plone Content Type
      • Dexterity And Archetypes
      • Modifying Existing Types
      • Creating Content Types “Through-The-Web”
      • Moving Content Types Into Code
      • Exercises
        • Exercise 1
        • Exercise 2
    • Mosaic
      • What is Mosaic?
      • Some Comparisons
      • Installation
      • Principle
      • The Mosaic Editor
        • Exercise 1 - Change The Layout Of The Front Page
      • Change The Content Layout
      • Customize A Content Layout
      • The Tiles
        • Exercise 2: Customize The Home Page Layout
      • Create A Reusable Layout
        • Exercise 3: Create A Layout For Talks
      • Manage Custom Layouts
      • Edit The Layout HTML Structure
      • Import Layouts
    • Rapido
      • What is Rapido?
      • A couple of comparisons
      • Installation
      • Principles
      • How To Create A Rapido App
        • Blocks And Elements
        • Include Rapido Blocks In Plone Pages
        • Make Our Blocks Dynamic
        • Create Actions
        • Store Data
        • HTML Templating Vs TAL Templating
        • Create Custom Views
        • Index And Query Records
        • Create Custom Content-rules
        • Other Topics
    • About
    • Glossary
  • Plone Training Solr
    • Setup
      • Solr Buildout
      • Plone And Solr
        • Control Panel Configuration
        • Configuration With ZCML
      • Committing Strategies
        • Synchronous Immediately
        • Synchronous Batched
        • Asynchronous
      • Exercise
    • Solr GUI And Query Syntax
      • Access Solr GUI
      • Solr Query Syntax
      • Solr Query Via URL
      • Solr Query Via API
      • Advanced Solr Query Syntax
      • Date math
      • Existing (And Non-existing) Queries
      • Faceting
      • Search GUIs
      • Exercise
    • First Steps
      • Maintenance Task
        • Reindex
        • Cleanup
        • Sync Solr Index
        • Purge Solr Index
      • Indexing A New Dexterity Field
      • Boosting
      • Exercise
    • How Does collective.solr Work
      • Base Functionality
      • Transactions
      • Querying Solr With collective.solr
      • Mangler
    • Solr Buildout Configuration
      • Solr Multi Core
      • Stopwords
      • Stemming
      • Synonyms
      • Exercise
    • More Features
      • Autocomplete
      • Suggest
      • Facetting
      • Excercise
    • Solr Testing
      • Exercise
    • Production Setup
      • Multi Core
      • Monitoring
      • Different host setup
      • Further reading
    • Alternative Indexing/Search Solutions
      • alm.solrindex
        • Setup
        • Why Are Results Missing?
        • Customization
      • DIY Solr
      • collective.elasticsearch
      • Google Custom Search
    • About
    • Glossary
  • Plone Workflow
    • Introduction To Workflows
      • What Is A Workflow?
      • What’s In a Workflow?
        • Workflows Control
        • States Control
        • Transitions Control
      • How Does Workflow Work In Plone?
      • Moving Content Through Workflows
    • Basic Roles and Permissions
      • Definitions
        • Roles
      • Giving Out Permissions
      • Permissions
        • Standard Permissions
    • Local Roles
      • Local Roles On Folders
      • Local Roles On Groups
        • Additional Resources
    • Dynamic Roles
      • Using Dynamic Roles
    • Placeful Workflow
      • Getting Started
      • Internals Of Placeful Workflow
    • Multi-chain Workflows
    • Workflow Variables
    • Using GenericSetup to Manage Plone Workflows
      • Getting Started
      • Exporting Workflow Policies
      • Importing Workflow Policies
    • About
    • Glossary
  • Angular SDK for Plone
    • Summary
    • What Is Angular
    • What Is The Plone Angular SDK
      • Traversing
      • A New Integration Approach For Plone
    • Installing The Development Environment
    • Initializing A New Project
    • Using And Customizing The Angular Plone Components
      • Preparing The Plone Backend
      • Adding The @plone/restapi-angular Dependency
      • Connecting The Project To The Plone Backend
    • Integrating A Theme
      • Integrate Bootstrap
    • Override A default Plone Component Template
      • Update The App Component Markup
    • Creating A Custom View For The Talk Content Type
      • Create The Talk Content Type In The Backend
      • Create A View Component For Talks
      • Enable Comments
    • Displaying News On The Home Page
    • Login
    • Adding Quick Links In the Footer
      • Customizing The Link Content Type
      • Displaying The Links
    • Deployment
    • Managing The Plone Configuration From The Angular Project
      • Creating A Theme To Handle The Configuration
      • Pushing The Plone Configuration From The Angular Project
    • Advanced
      • Moving Logic In A Service
      • Reactive Programming With RxJS
      • Enabling Offline & PWA
      • SEO And Server-side Rendering
    • About
    • Glossary
  • How to build your own webframework from scracth
    • About this course
    • The Web and Python
      • WSGI
    • Hello WSGI
      • Running a WSGI application
        • Excercise 1
    • Middlewares
      • A Simple WSGI Middleware
        • Excercise 2
        • Excercise 3
    • Routing
      • Using PATH_INFO
        • Exercise 4
      • Working with URL parameters
        • Exercise 5
    • From Raw WSGI to a framework
    • Exploiting Python’s data model
      • A Dictionary like Session storage
      • Requests read only attributes
      • Ouick access to properties
      • Abitility to extened
    • Metaclasses
    • Functional Python
    • Summary
  • Indices and tables

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How to build your own webframework from scracth¶

Contents:

  • About this course
  • The Web and Python
    • WSGI
  • Hello WSGI
    • Running a WSGI application
  • Middlewares
    • A Simple WSGI Middleware
  • Routing
    • Using PATH_INFO
    • Working with URL parameters
  • From Raw WSGI to a framework
  • Exploiting Python’s data model
    • A Dictionary like Session storage
    • Requests read only attributes
    • Ouick access to properties
    • Abitility to extened
  • Metaclasses
  • Functional Python
  • Summary

Indices and tables¶

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