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Tarek Ziadé

Tarek Ziadé

Ingeniweb

Tarek Ziadé is CTO at Ingeniweb/France. He is an active member of the Zope and the Plone community, and participates to numerous sprints. He is also the author of two books in French about Python: Programmation Python (Eyrolles) and Petit Guide à l’usage du développeur agile (Dunod) and server articles.

He was speaker on some Zope and Python talks over the last years (Europython, Solution Linux) and made a tutorial at Pycon 07. He is also the founder and president of the french Python user group (Afpy).

more here: bio

Sessions

Python
Location: Portland 256
Tarek Ziadé (Ingeniweb)
zc.buildout provides an environment and a framework to test, build, and deploy any egg-based Python software. This presentation shows the life cycle of a Plone application, based on zc.buildout, and demonstrates how the software is continuously integrated, built, and delivered with it. Read more.
OSCON 2008