Plone Symposium East - Presentations, Training and Sprints

[Christian Johansen]

The Plone Symposium East 2010 and associated training sessions and programming sprints will make up a week of Web development activity at Penn State during the week of May 24-30.

The Plone Symposium East 2010 highlights the week and will be held May 27-28 at the Nittany Lion Inn on the Penn State University Park campus in State College, PA. The event will feature a variety of sessions, focused on Zope and Plone, that are targeted at beginners, integrators, and innovators in business and education.

On May 24-26, seven in-depth training sessions, including several of general interest to web developers, will be offered. The general interest sessions are part of Chris Calloway's PyCamp - an intensive introduction to Python, JavaScript, and jQuery. While the jQuery session will cover applications to Plone, the information can be generalized to other content management systems and to static pages.

More information about these and other training sessions are available at the Symposium Web page: http://bit.ly/7wVbFi

Registration for the Plone Symposium is open, and to register please go to http://bit.ly/7wVbFi. Registration rates are $350. Full-time students can register for $175. Attendees can register at the door, but must pay with major credit card.

Finally, Penn State will host various high-energy programming sprints May 29-30. To register for these sprints, please go to the Plone Symposium East 2010 Sprints Wiki at https://weblion.psu.edu/trac/weblion/wiki/PloneSymposiumEast2010/Sp.... While there, feel free to suggest a sprint subject.

The 2010 Plone Symposium East is sponsored by Penn State's WebLion team, and Teaching and Learning with Technology.