September Meeting - Simplifying Plone Development with Grok

[Hugh Ranalli]

The next meeting of the Toronto Plone Users Group will be held
Tuesday, September 14 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM.

Topic: Simplifying Plone Development with Grok

Grok is a Python web development framework built on the Zope Toolkit.
The Grok team describes Grok as an "integrated megaframework," focused
on ease of use, extensibility and agile development. A number of
packages are bringing Grok techniques to Plone, making it easier to
get started with and to develop in Plone. Come out and learn how you
can use Grok to simplify and speed up your Plone development.

To learn more about Grok, visit: http://grok.zope.org

Location:
McLennan Physical Laboratories - University of Toronto
Room 912
60 St. George Street
Toronto, ON

(When you come in the building, turn left through the doors and then
immediately right through the next set of doors to the elevators. Take
the elevator to the 9th floor.)

Agenda:
We will have general networking and introductions from 6:00 - 6:30,
followed by our presentation. Several of us usually go out to a
nearby pub afterwards to continue our discussions.