23. BLOB Support
•plone.app.blob
•Store file data outside of Data.fs
•Entirely managed by the ZODB
•More efficient access
•Big memory savings
•Automated migration
79. Users & Groups
•Revamped user/groups management screens
•Full support for nested groups
•Add @@sharing page roles from GenericSetup
80. Users & Groups
•Revamped user/groups management screens
•Full support for nested groups
•Add @@sharing page roles from GenericSetup
•Display real names instead of user names
112. Content
•Expose and edit Dublin Core metadata
•Improved content relationship interface
•Manage image scales
•Set image ID based on Title
113. Content
•Expose and edit Dublin Core metadata
•Improved content relationship interface
•Manage image scales
•Set image ID based on Title
•More new mailing action variables
126. Upgrades
•Backwards compatibility a major focus
•Database upgrade from Plone 2.5 and up
•Add-ons
•Most “just work”
•Others require minimal changes
127. “ Definitely the easiest major Plone
”
upgrade we’ve had.
http://www.netsight.co.uk/blog/2010/1/19/plone-4-speed-in-real-life
137. Plone 4
•Some massive changes you probably won’t notice
•Lots of little ones you will
Notes de l'éditeur
Plone has finally caught up with the current Zope 2 release
RelStorage, which means it’s easier to store data in relational databases and use their clustering and replication features.
And Blob storage, which lets us save file content to the filesystem outside of the Data.fs.
Plone has finally caught up with the current Zope 2 release
RelStorage, which means it’s easier to store data in relational databases and use their clustering and replication features.
And Blob storage, which lets us save file content to the filesystem outside of the Data.fs.
Plone has finally caught up with the current Zope 2 release
RelStorage, which means it’s easier to store data in relational databases and use their clustering and replication features.
And Blob storage, which lets us save file content to the filesystem outside of the Data.fs.
Plone has finally caught up with the current Zope 2 release
RelStorage, which means it’s easier to store data in relational databases and use their clustering and replication features.
And Blob storage, which lets us save file content to the filesystem outside of the Data.fs.
Plone has finally caught up with the current Zope 2 release
RelStorage, which means it’s easier to store data in relational databases and use their clustering and replication features.
And Blob storage, which lets us save file content to the filesystem outside of the Data.fs.
We’ve chosen to
We’ve chosen to
We’ve chosen to
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Basically a large plone folder, but with ordering support
Provides an ordering adapter which allows you to specify exactly which content types will be orderable within a folder.
Basically a large plone folder, but with ordering support
Provides an ordering adapter which allows you to specify exactly which content types will be orderable within a folder.
Basically a large plone folder, but with ordering support
Provides an ordering adapter which allows you to specify exactly which content types will be orderable within a folder.
Basically a large plone folder, but with ordering support
Provides an ordering adapter which allows you to specify exactly which content types will be orderable within a folder.
Basically a large plone folder, but with ordering support
Provides an ordering adapter which allows you to specify exactly which content types will be orderable within a folder.
Basically a large plone folder, but with ordering support
Provides an ordering adapter which allows you to specify exactly which content types will be orderable within a folder.
40% increase in speed
30% increase in speed
So these new features and a slew of other tweaks have
For an out-of-the-box Plone site, we’re seeing
And a lot of speed.
How much?
So these new features and a slew of other tweaks have
For an out-of-the-box Plone site, we’re seeing
And a lot of speed.
How much?
So these new features and a slew of other tweaks have
For an out-of-the-box Plone site, we’re seeing
And a lot of speed.
How much?
68% faster
53% faster
41% faster
If you add on the Chameleon rendering engine, planned as a part of Plone 5, but working with Plone 4 already
140% faster
“
175% faster
Install products
Option to not create default content
Plone’s original design was nearly 10 years old and showing its age. We’re still shipping it, as “Classic”
Login
Default Content Display
Advanced Workflow
Page history (Moving out of page template and into an AJAX call gave us a 25% speed increase for logged-in pages)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
Made it easier to quickly add new users to your site.
Greatly improved interface for creating relationships between content
Manage image scales through a new control panel
More new variables for use in content rule mailing actions
Much easier to add new variables
Greatly improved interface for creating relationships between content
Manage image scales through a new control panel
More new variables for use in content rule mailing actions
Much easier to add new variables
Greatly improved interface for creating relationships between content
Manage image scales through a new control panel
More new variables for use in content rule mailing actions
Much easier to add new variables
Greatly improved interface for creating relationships between content
Manage image scales through a new control panel
More new variables for use in content rule mailing actions
Much easier to add new variables
Greatly improved interface for creating relationships between content
Manage image scales through a new control panel
More new variables for use in content rule mailing actions
Much easier to add new variables
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
(This is Products.TinyMCE which has been available for use in Plone 3 for a while now. This PLIP is one of those Plone 5 changes that we’re preparing everyone for since TinyMCE is an integral part of the Deco UI.
We’re integrating this as the default rich text editor for Plone 4, but we’re still including Kupu for backwards compatibility reasons.)
This comment from Matt Hamilton echoes what I’ve heard from a lot of users who have tried out early releases of Plone 4.