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Iterating Plone

Eric Steele

Talk Title: Iterating Plone

Speaker: Eric Steele

Abstract: Plone has changed the way it approaches upgrades. Will look at the roadmap team, the framework team, the PLIP process, and the changes you can expect to see over the next two years.

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