[Product-Developers] Where does it hurt?
Gilles Lenfant
gilles.lenfant at ingeniweb.com
Mon May 19 10:51:58 UTC 2008
Le 18 mai 08 à 13:05, Martin Aspeli a écrit :
> Hi guys,
>
> Following a long discussion with Dylan Jay (buried in another thread
> on Devilstick terminology), I thought I'd conduct an informal poll.
>
> ==> As a customiser of Plone, or as someone wanting to build bespoke
> components that extend Plone, what do you find most confusing?
>
> I think this could fall into a few categories:
>
> - Areas where there's insufficient/poor documentation, but once you
> learn how to do something, it's clear how to proceed.
* XML formats in GenericSetup
* Need for a "recipes" category in plone.org/products
>
>
> - Areas where there appears to be more than one approach, and it's
> not clear which one to choose
>
> - Areas where Plone doesn't appear to have a good way to do something
* Extending standard metadata, even for 3rd party content types. I.e.
I needed an "intended audience" (students, teachers or administrative)
additional meta for all content types of a high school portal and
didn't find a clean way to do this.
* Extending user properties out of the box, without the need to change
personalize_form
* No (visible) way to add a .dtml as resource or in a
resourceDirectory, we always need to use CMF skins tool for this.
>
>
> Please keep replies as succinct and factual as possible. I'm really
> not interested in a winge fest by people who've been frustrated in
> the past. I'd much rather have constructive feedback on where the
> pain is and, if possible, suggestions for how to improve things.
>
> Cheers,
> Martin
>
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> want to work with Plone. See http://martinaspeli.net/plone-book
>
>
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