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Conference Management Software on top of Plone
A simple conference management tool which can be deployed on Plone.
Features include:
Anonymous registration & CFP submission
Fullcalendar based schedule display
Multi-track support
At the moment, requires diazotheme.bootstrap to appear pretty
Changelog
1.0a2
Fix anonymous submissions [kagesenshi]
Added listing template [sweemeng]
Added SchemaTable to help generating table from schema [kagesenshi]
Added attendee list, vegetarian list, and session list [kagesenshi]
Added multi-days, multi-room support [kagesenshi]
Added workflows for session and participant [kagesenshi]
Bunch of minor bugfixes [kagesenshi]
1.0a1
Initial release
1 maintainer
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