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The Plone Newsroom
TPN Episode #8
Season 1, Ep. 8
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This podcast is all about sprints. Phlip and Fred have both been to the Beethoven sprint at the location in Bonn (2nd location this year was in Bucharest). Topics discussed:
- sprints in general,
- our past sprint experiences,
- what was worked on and achieved by people during the Beethoven sprint
- The upcoming Plone 6 release but this time zooming in on the included Volto 16 frontend
- And what is next after Volto 16.
And all this is done with a special guest that graciously agreed to join us the whole recording: Volto release manager Victor Fernandez de Alba.
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