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Fri, 13 May 2005

Boston PIG 5-12-2005

I finally attended the Boston Python Meetup monthly meeting. Nate did a presentation on ArchGenXML for building archetypes in Plone. I have no Plone/ZOPE experience, though I do know what they are and I've followed the projects for a bit. The presentation was really interesting and definitely broke the Plone/ZOPE ice for me.

Update - The Boston Python Interest Group (Boston-PIG) no longer uses Meetup. The web-site for the group is now at http://wiki.python.org/moin/BostonPig.

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