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You can find a good tutorial of zc.buidlout in a Plone context here.

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Steve Alexander of Canonical Ltd. talks about the mini specifications they use internally for not so big features.

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Kit Blake of Infrae talks about one feature of Silva 2.0 called Silva Code Source which allows you to include e.g. multimedia files like a Quicktime video easily into your document without creating new content types.

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Matt Hamilton of Netsight talks about a client project in which they had to handle a very complex website security policy. He shows how they solved the problem if testing it.

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Jodok Batlogg of Lovely Systems talks about how he optimized lovelybooks.de by changing the complety hosting setup from using Apache and Squid to using NGINX and Varnish as well as optimizing Zope settings.

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David Axmarks was another one of this year’s keynote speakers but instead of just giving his keynote he also gave a regular talk about how to optimize MySQL (which is also applicable to other databases).

David Axmark is one of the founders of MySQL.

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Simon Willison gave this year’s first keynote at the EuroPython 2007 in Vilnius, Lithuania. He did not talk that much about Python this time but instead about OpenID and how it might change how we use the web in the future. He was also encouraging esp. framework developers to include OpenID support in their frameworks (as a sidenote, Plone 3 will ship with OpenID support and just got the bounty from the OpenID foundation).

Links from the talk are as follows

MyOpenID, OpenID.com,openidenabled.com, Simon’s Blog, JanRain – developers of OpenID libraries

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