Information about products and development plans

Summary of contents:

Overview of development plans to Q2 2005

knotes : discussion and web-logging for Plone - now in 0.85 beta

KNFastFolders - dynamic ajaxian sitemap (now deprecated for KNotes blogging and discussion)

KNSiteContent

Evaluation Tools (for project-evaluation, self-evaluation, etc)

Minor products and special types

Overview of development plans to Q2 2005

This area gives an overall picture of KnowNet's plans for software development and product releases through the first half of 2005, and introduces our long term goals and the motivation behind our development activities

knotes : discussion and web-logging for Plone - now in 0.85 beta

knotes provides a comprehensive suite of new functionalities to Plone sites: a very fast and effective discussion system and a complementary web-log publishing system, both fully supporting the major weblogging standards: trackback, the MetaWeblog, Blogger and MovableType APIs and RSS. Current version is 0.85 beta.

KNFastFolders - dynamic ajaxian sitemap (now deprecated for KNotes blogging and discussion)

KNFastFolders is a fast ajaxian dynamic sitemap interface for viewing and managing hierarchically structured content in Plone. As of March 2006 it has been deprecated as a viewing option for KNotes blogging and discussion

KNSiteContent

KNSiteContent is a suite of Plone content types which make it much easier for ordinary end-users to create and manage effective site content. The main ingredient is a siteContent type which is both folderish and contentful in the sense of having body content. Release of a beta is due in February 2005, with interim availability of subsidiary products slightly earlier on request.

Evaluation Tools (for project-evaluation, self-evaluation, etc)

KnowNet has produced several tools which can aid in the process of project-evaluation, reflective self-evaluation, etc.

Minor products and special types

KnowNet has developed an assortment of special Plone content types and customised navigational and other interface elements, which complement the major product types we have developed. This area introduces these, and gives an overview of our plans for further developments