Google’s Webmaster Tools
provide the modern webmaster/developer with some nice tools to improve
a website and the way the site is indexed. In this article I’ll focus
on the crawler related tools. Specifically, how they helped me when I
migrated from Plone to Django.
After a comment by
Matt Hamilton on Twitter about the lines of code in my website project
I listed in
my previous weblog entry, I
decided to dive in a bit deeper.
The summary: as of today, you no longer need to checkout
enablesettrace from the Zope subversion repository. You can just use
the Products.enablesettrace egg to debug your restricted Python code.
I frequently have to send emails from web applications. But before I
deploy to a production environment, I want to make sure the mechanism
works and the right mails are constructed. Here’s two ways to do that.
Time for another small update of my site. I changed some ‘back office
stuff’ and improved my blog. Apparently this also triggered some
changes in the RSS feed, resulting in older entries popping up again
on planet.plone.org. Sorry about that!
While I’m enthusiastic about Git, I still have to communicate with
Subversion repositories like the Plone Collective. I also like my
editor (Emacs) to help me interact with Git. In this blog entry I’ll
explain how I setup my work environment.