Sometimes, there is a right way to do things. This section deals with how to approach Plone development with performance, usability, testability and localisability in mind.
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This reference manual describes the conventions, concepts and components of the core Plone codebase. It is intended as a point of reference for new developers who want to be able to contribute, and for old developers who are doing things they haven't done before. At the moment, it is a work in progress, sections will be expanded as we are able to find time. This manual is of course useful to anybody doing development with Plone, but will focus on documenting the areas important to development of Plone itself.
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This document was contributed by Martin Aspeli, and last modified 187 days ago.
Also contributing: Martin Aspeli, Hanno Schlichting, Whit Morris.
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