My keynote presentation at the Nuxeo DevDay last Monday was called “The Nuxeo Way: using open source to build a world-class open source ECM platform”.

We announced our switch to Java two weeks ago.

Yesterday was the third day of the Z3ECM / CPS4 sprint.

Yesterday was the second day of the Z3ECM / CPS4 sprint.

The sprint has started yesterday with notable guests Jean-Marc and Dario from Chalmers, Joachim from AixtraWare, and Michael from OpenApp, and a bunch of Nuxeo guys.

Packaging CPS is important for ease of installation.

développeurs Zope/CPS (profil: IUT ou ingénieur, un goût prononcé pour la développement d'applications open-source) et une pour unsysadmin.

We've already posted an announcement on nuxeo.com (here in english, andhere in french), as well as on zope.org (here) and freshmeat ( here).

Bogdan présentait hier lors du salon Solution Linux notre travail autour du client riche pour CPS: le projet Apogée, basé sur Eclipse RCP, que nous venons notamment de soumettre à la Eclipse Foundation.

an article about a massive Zope deployment at the Royal Bank of Scottland (for an Intranet, it seems).

png, pdf) that I've just drawn to try to clarify the dependencies between the so-called frameworks and "megaframeworks" and other Python packages.

I'm experimenting with eggification of CPS, trying to have support in place for the upcoming CPS 3.4.0 release.

Don't believe the hype, just ask Google: "cps ECM": 98800 results "zope ECM": 91300 results "nuxeo ECM": 55700 results "plone ECM": 33500 results "alfresco ECM": 25800 results Added later: for more serious arguments, see Eric's blog entry on the same subject.

Philipp von Weitershausen, one of the heavyweights of the Zope3 development team, now has a blog on z3lab, the community site for the project aiming at building the next-generation Open Source ECM Platform.

Please everybody join us in #cps on IRC on irc.freenode.net tomorrow (27 october 2005).

reminder for several introductory documents and tutorials about Zope 3.

I have added support for coverage analysis using coverage.py from Gareth Rees and Ned Batchelder, as well as support for profiling using either the profile or hotshot modules from the Python standard library, to Zope 2's test runner test.py.

Fabio Tranchitella wrote me this morning that Debian packages for CPS were available at his experimental Debian Zope packages web site.

My slides are now online.

Here are some stats about the laptops used by the Zope sprinters in Europython: 13 Apple notebooks (all of them 15'' Titanium btw) 5 Dell notebooks 1 IBM X40 subnotebook 1 ASUS S5 subnotebook (mine :) ) 2 no-name notebooks (MITAC) All the non-Apple notebooks seem to be running some variant of Linux (no Windows in sight).

Jean-Marc Orliaguet: has ported (in fact totally rewrote) CPSSkins for Zope3.

I'm at the Z3ECM sprint in EuroPython 2005 and I've spent yesterday trying to play with the JCR (Java Content Repository aka JSR-170) trying to understand how easy it would be to how a Zope content management system into a JCR (short answer: not easy - despite of claims of interoperability, JCR is a 100% Java technology).

Here is the wrap up for the sprint that just happened in Nuxeo's premises in Paris this week.

We have released CPS 3.3.2.