Silicon Valley Code Camp : Nov 8th and 9th, 2008

Todd Davies

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About Todd
I am a lecturer and associate director of the Symbolic Systems Program at Stanford. For the last several years I have been working with students on a free/open web-based groupware tool called Deme. I do other projects too. See my website.
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Speaking Sessions

  • Deme: Now A Modular CMS, Now in Django

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    We'll describe a modular new content management framework written in Django. This tool, called Deme, is the latest generalization of a project that began as simple groupware and has mutated into something much more general. Deme defines a class hierarchy of item types (people, groups, documents, etc.) to correspond to different viewers. Everything is built to allow commentary and data sharing. Permissions are flexible, allowing users and site admins fine-grained control over who can do what with each bit of data. We'll describe the ideas behind the code and show an example site that uses it. Co-presented with Mike Mintz.