Plone dev manual update part II

Hi,

Preface: "Developer manual" (final name is not yet decided) will replace the
old "Common Plone programming recipes" tutorial. It is aimed to be community
maintained effort to have a sane Plone developer documentation.

As new PloneHelpCenter is still underway there is no easy way to share
incomplete documentation work to big audience.

As a temporary measure I dumped the current developer manual (snippets)
here:

https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/collective.developermanual/trunk/

Please see HTTP request/response and security chapters to grasp the concept
of the manual.

Everyone who has collective commit access can participate.

Also here is the outline of the current structure (from
http://plone.org/documentation/manual/developer-manual, not public)

   1. Introduction
         1. Preface - the Nature of Plone
         2. Other resources
         3. Making this documentation better
         4. Information boxes
   2. Add on products
   3. Serving web pages
         1. HTTP request and response
         2. Traversing
   4. Data storing and persistency
         1. Data lifecycle
         2. Persistent objects
         3. Transactions
         4. Acquisition
         5. ZODB
   5. Content
         1. Creating
         2. Listing
         3. Reading
         4. Updating
         5. Deleting
         6. Copying
         7. Moving
         8. Renaming
   6. Content types
         1. Creating
         2. Extending
   7. Searching and indexing
   8. Componenet architecture and interfaces
   9. Views
         1. BrowserView
         2. Static media
         3. Object methods
         4. Page templates and plone_skins
         5. Viewlets
  10. Forms
  11. Security
  12. Users
  13. Events
  14. Workflows
  15. Resource registries
         1. Javascript
         2. CSS
  16. Portlets
         1. Creating portlets
         2. Extending a portlet
  17. KSS
  18. Sessions
  19. Testing
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