Mikel Larreategi
I started working at CodeSyntax in 2004 and since then I have been using Python and Zope first and Plone later as our tool to build sites. Lately I have also done some work in React and Volto.
I am also a (bad) chessplayer, international chess arbiter and lately I have been hiking a lot.
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The Plone ecosystem does not need another page-composition tool. For years, we've had plone.app.mosaic. More recently, tools like collective.contentsections have offered a cleaner, content-tree-based alternative. But... after seeing so many page composition tools at 2025 Conference, we did what any Plone agency does: we built another option. cs_dynamicpages is our open-source attempt to bring a flexible, Volto-like block editing experience to Plone 6 Classic UI, but by leaning entirely on Plone's native assets: Dexterity Behaviors and standard ZCML views
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The Plone ecosystem thrives on the incredible dedication of our worldwide community. The Community Recognition Program was established to publicly recognize the invaluable work that individuals and organizations do for the benefit of the Plone Community. A core principle of this program is that the volunteering of time and resources is just as critical to our long-term success as financial support. By valuing community, and code contributions, we proudly highlight Plone's identity as a true open-source project backed by a diverse, global network of supporters rather than a single company.
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