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.
Mock testing with mocker and plone.mocktestcase
You must be having a laugh
Eclipse, PyDev, Omelette and buildout
Bring on the code completion
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"
