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Buildout

Screencasts on using zc.buildout to install Zope and Plone, and to make products available to Plone.

Install Plone using Buildout

A 9 minute screencast demonstrating how to use buildout to install Zope and Plone for development and production websites. Demonstrates how to run buildout on Mac and Unix-like operating systems. Highlights useful documentation for all operating systems (including Windows).

Make products available to Plone with Buildout

A 7 minute screencast on how to use buildout to make third-party products available to install in your Plone site. Covers products that have been released to the world as python eggs, and products you or your colleagues are developing ("development eggs").

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