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Plone Training with Scryent
Plone Content Management, Plone Customization and Plone Developer trainings offered by expert trainers and developers helping you gain real-world experience.
Scryent delivers customized training for groups or one on one.
Content Managers will learn to make use of Plone's powerful features such as workflow, full-text search, editing tools, learn addons such as blogs, RSS integration and more.
Administrators will learn how to Install and configure Plone, customize appearance using skins, group and user management and more.
Developers will learn the basics of Python development, test driven development, create custom workflows and how to quickly create add on products using a visual modelling tool (ArchGenXML).
Upcoming Training Dates
Plone Content Management Public Training - August 12th-14th 2009
A three day training for those new to Plone, an Open Source Content Management System. Learn to create and maintain content within a Plone website or intranet. Using a variety of creative exercises you will develop and hone your Plone skills.
Plone Customization Public Training - August 26th-28th 2009
A three day training for web developers and administrators new to customizing Plone. Learn how to to customize the look, feel and workflows, as well as create new content types. Perfect for those needing to customize and integrate Plone into their organization.
PyCamp 2009
Scryent is proud to sponsor PyCamp 2009. An ultra-low cost training for beginners using the Python open source programming language is coming to the University of Toronto during the week of July 13-17. Python is used in a variety of applications from bioinformatics to geographic information systems to motion picture production. Called "PyCamp," the training works by following along with working Python examples in addition to problem solving. PyCamp emphasizes the features which make Python a simpler and more efficient language to make you a self-sufficient Python developer in just five days. Register today for training in the programming language used by Google, NASA, and Industrial Light and Magic by going to http://pycamp.org