Alejandro Fernandez wrote:
>
> On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 02:24:53PM +0100, Thomas McLaughlin wrote:
>
> Zope should install easily (rpm even) and you'll have basic pages up with a very
>short point and click learning curve. In the first hours you'll have a couple of
>basic content pages, and a few days later you'll already have them doing simple
>scripting. Adding database stuff is quick too, but I'm biased. I've used it now for
>about 4 months, and wouldn't manage content with anything else (except vim, the gimp,
>and server side includes).
>
> No php in there though. You can only script it in perl and python.
I'd agree with Alejandro, Zope could well be what you're looking for.
The ideal Zope usage, is to have it sitting behind Apache, this way, you
can have the best of all worlds, php if you want it, cgi-bin if you need
them, and Zope.
Anybody concerned about performance with Zope, might want to note that
www.trouble.co.uk (the website of the cable/satellite channel) is run on
Zope in a similar manner, being based upon a dual-500Mhz PIII, and
serves >150,000 pages an hour.
HTH
Kevin
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