On a train to Bonn for Beethoven Sprint 2026: Plone Seven, cookieplone 2.0, and a quiet plea for smaller, regional sprints.
After 18 years of waiting, the Moleque Travesso is back. A confession about Sebastianism and the irrational love of a neighborhood club.
A personal farewell to Oscar Schmidt, the Brazilian basketball legend who shaped a generation of fans, and the fan I used to be.
Two years of Cookieplone taught us a lot. Here is what worked, what did not, and what is coming in Cookieplone 2.0.
How pixel_density on Retina displays can silently break Py5Graphics objects — and why it only shows up when you switch monitors.
Example content is a great way to showcase a Plone add-on — until the images bundled with it quietly bloat your Python package. This is how we automated the fix.
After years of fighting email overload, I stopped looking for the perfect inbox and started building a workflow that works for me. This post shares how filters, labels, and a few well-chosen Gmail searches quietly changed how I deal with email every day.
Why Plone’s foundation-backed, community-led model keeps the project healthy — and genuinely open — for the long run.
How a small overlooked detail broke a mature workflow and showed how minor improvisations slowly drain focus, energy, and flow.
