Martin Aspeli
A blog and personal website
Also known as optilude, Martin is a prolific contributor to Plone, an open source content management system, about which he has written a book. During the day, he works for Big Four consultancy firm in London and in the evening he plays guitars and writes music.
Update - Repoze under mod_wsgi is not slow
It helps to know what you're doing!
Riding the Mule
... and now for something complete different
You've got break a few eggs
... to easily grep your packages
DNS SPOF
If the internet seems dead, it may just be your DNS
Support the Plone Strategic Planning Summit
A little donation goes a long way!
Professional Plone Development - now an e-Book
Packt Publishing release a PDF e-book version of Professional Plone Development
Initial sales figures for `Professional Plone Development`
Pretty good news, I'd say :-)
Google Highly Open Participation Contest
Plone is one of the projects selected to take part in the Google Highly Opened Participation Context.
Portlet sanity
A few things you may not know about portlets in Plone 3
Slashdotted!
Professional Plone Development hits the front page of slashdot. :)
Too much speed at the Performance Sprint
Back with a sore back but a faster Plone
Chip in to my travels to the Copenhagen Performance Sprint
A study in Web 2.0 greed, or social source, or both...
Maybe we need a press office. Or a dictator.
Or ... how it's hard to tell a single story in open source (the TTW debate continues)
New book micro-site
Not so much content, but the graphics are pretty
Professional Plone Development on Amazon
Call me silly but ...
We've gone gold!
Professional Plone Development is now shipping
A cool project, if you have the time
Archetypes a-la-carte?
Real Soon Now - An update on my book
Professional Plone Development should ship end of September!
Python package management
easy_install, zc.buildout, workingenv, setuptools, virtualenv... are we done yet?
I'm so glad we don't have more of these
Warning: Not for the faint of heart
And now for something completely different
Experiences using Pylons
Industrial inaction
Or: how 2,300 people can put 8m others in a bad mood
The rumours are true - a book about Plone 3!
Buy it, will you?
Developing with Plone 3 - borg.localrole and borg.project
Some brand-spanking-new code
Component Architecture design lessons
A real-world example of how not to design something (and how to fix it)
Oh, how we love to hate Plone
Or, "how I learned to stop worrying and love the open source project"
