Plone 3.0 Released
By Bryan - Posted on 27 August 2007
Last week, Plone 3.0 was released. Plone is the infamous content management system that runs on the Python-based Zope application server. The install of Plone is known to be very easy with Plone, Python, and Zope already packaged together in the installer.
Highlights to the new features/improvements in Plone 3.0 that the Plone team would like to stress via their announcement are listed below. I provided links to further details on those features I thought needed a better explanation or were just too exciting to leave alone.
Highlights to the new features/improvements in Plone 3.0 that the Plone team would like to stress via their announcement are listed below. I provided links to further details on those features I thought needed a better explanation or were just too exciting to leave alone.
- Full version support, history and reverting to older revisions
- Improved performance
- Inline (Ajax) editing
- Link and reference integrity checking
- Automatic locking and unlocking
- Improved handling of permissions and sharing
- Upgraded visual (WYSIWYG) content editor (via Kupu)
- Full-text indexing of Word and PDF documents (you can search inside the documents!!!)
- Wiki support and multiple new mark-up formats
- Rules engine for content (Event Trigger)
- Strengthened security
About this CMS Enthusiast
Bryan Ruby is the owner and editor for CMS Report. He founded CMSReport.com in 2006 on the belief that information technologists, website owners, and web developers desired visiting sites where they could learn about content management systems without the sales pitch. Outside of his late night blogging hours, he is the Information Technology Officer for a field office in the federal government.





Comments
#1 Infamous?
#2 Poor choice of word
#3 Famous? Not famous?