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Godefroid Chapelle is a longtime Zope and Plone developer who first encountered Zope in its hectic heyday and was a participant at the first in-person Plone sprint. We cover a lot of ground in this episode as Godefroid reflects on: his origins as a programmerbeing present at the first EuroPythonthe difference between hackathons and sprintsthe culture of organizations and communitiesmonkey patching as conflict avoidancehow Zope's component architecture enabled Plone's diverse communi...

David Glick has been a Plone core contributor for 15 years and is one of the originators of the Dexterity content type framework. In this episode we talk about the cycle of contribution to our long-lived project and community and how Plone's future is excitingly open.See this episode on YouTube

Jean Jordaan switched from a humanities career to working as a developer with Python, Zope, and Plone with Upfront Systems in South Africa, then moving to Nairobi, Kenya, and, eventually, to Bangkok, Thailand. Join us to hear some of his keen insights into community, process, and life!See this episode on YouTube

Season 2 of The Plone Podcast, conversations about Plonistas for Plonistas, features guest Mikel Larreategi. Mikel is a software developer from Eibar, Basque Country. He has been a Pythonista from the beginning, and he started developing with Zope and Plone in 2005. In his free time, Mikel enjoys chess and hiking.

Season 2 of The Plone Podcast, conversations about Plonistas for Plonistas, features guest Steve McMahon. Steve, is a Plone consultant and integrator specializing in non-profits. He also does extensive volunteer work with the Davis Community Network.

Season 2 of The Plone Podcast, monthly conversations about Plonistas for Plonistas, features guest Alec Ghica. Alec, cofounder of Eau de Web, has been an enthusiastic Plone and web developer for more than 10 years. He is passionate about the open-source community.