Rene B wrote:
I'm frustrated trying to select a python web framework. I’ve researched quite a
few. CherryPy,Karrigell,Zope 2,3,Grok, Gluon,Django,Mod_Python. I’ve also
Perhaps web.py can interest you then? Its not very much of framework
(you actually write everything in Python, even makin
We could also consider putting them in some kind
of collective-like SVN repository so that people can
make changes when they need to.
I think this is a great idea as it works with the Plone collective this
way as well.
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Martijn Jacobs
Four Digits, Internet Solutions
a: Willemsplein 15-
Hi Martijn and others.
I don't see anything I like better, but have a nagging worry that
Zope, and especially Zope 2, may become increasingly neglected as
time goes by.
I have to say +1 on this one. We still use Zope 2 for most of our
projects, as the software is stable, mature and if you
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> Rene B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I'm beginning to think there's nothing out there for a newbie python
>> programmer like myself. I'm a Network Admin that likes programming but
>> doesn't have the time to get really pr
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Chetan Kumar wrote:
> On 11/27/07, Rene B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Nobody seems to be adding to zope 2" because the gurus have learnt
> some lessons from Zope2 and are hence developing something new from
> scratch (Zope 3).
Most of the recent ad
On Tuesday 27 November 2007 17:19, Martijn Faassen wrote:
>
> We need to identify some targets and see what resources we have to
> accomplish them. Of course this shouldn't degenerate into a long
> wishlist discussion, but let's see what kind of steps can be taken.
>
I came to Zope as a newbie abo
Dieter Maurer wrote:
> Please stay on the list! Readded...
I was reading reading zope-dev through Gmane's NNTP-gateway so I think
my answer stayed on that list. (I posted a similar question last week on
zope, did you mean that one?)
> Robert Casties wrote at 2007-11-27 09:47 +0100:
>> ...
>> Is t
Please stay on the list! Readded...
Robert Casties wrote at 2007-11-27 09:47 +0100:
> ...
>Is the parser for the search query also pluggable? I will have another
>look at TextIndexNG.
You should look at "TextIndexNG3".
There, you can specify lots of things either globally through ZCML,
in the in
Rene B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm beginning to think there's nothing out there for a newbie python
programmer like myself. I'm a Network Admin that likes programming but
doesn't have the time to get really proficient at it.
...
Out of all the ones I've researched I like
Zope 2 the b
Hey,
On Nov 27, 2007 5:14 PM, Gregory Dudek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have used Zope 2 too extensively to give it up. I use it for
> several sites.
> I don't see anything I like better, but have a nagging worry that
> Zope, and especially Zope 2, may become increasingly neglected as
> time go
Hey,
On Nov 27, 2007 4:47 PM, Jaroslav Lukesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very nice words
>
> I have near complette mirror of the old.zope.org from 2004 or 2005 if
> someone wants (and rememner that old site and good where are many products
> that you couldnot find at web now). There are many
I've been using Zope 2 since 2000 and like it a lot, but I think your
concerns are
very valid. I don't fully understand why the Zope 2 (and Zope 3)
community seems so much less vibrant than it used to be,
but am aware of several well-known possible factors, in particular
the Zope2 vs Zope3
Very nice words
I have near complette mirror of the old.zope.org from 2004 or 2005 if
someone wants (and rememner that old site and good where are many products
that you couldnot find at web now). There are many fantastic products which
I use at near each site. So I will try to put it onli
Zope2 + DTML + Python and you're good to go. I know a bunch of
developers/designers, including myself that use this combo all the
time. I currently use it for projects at a Fortune 500 company. The
docs suck but once you get in the groove you can bang out solid,
stable, good looking, stan
The gentleman here likes DTML (I hope it is zope-DTML). Looks like he
is equipped (with his limited time) to whip up something to please his
boss !!! Rest will follow as it did for most of us who learnt on the
way as required. It will be good if he gets things working using what
he has already lea
Hi there,
On Nov 27, 2007 4:14 AM, Chetan Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
> Stick to Zope 2 with DTML if that serves your purpose. It will serve you well.
> I think your problem is solved !!!
I don't think it so simple. He was looking for a vibrant community
that would support his needs.
Hey,
On Nov 27, 2007 2:18 AM, Rene B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm frustrated trying to select a python web framework. I've researched quite
> a
> few. CherryPy,Karrigell,Zope 2,3,Grok, Gluon,Django,Mod_Python. I've also
> looked at templating languages like Spyce, and Cheetah.
I can see how
On 11/27/07, Rene B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm afraid to learn Zope 2 because I have no idea what direction it's going
> in.
Oh come on. Anyone 'afraid' to learn something has lost already. Either
you don't want to learn it, or you do want. If you like it, use it.
Making simple
Web applicat
Hello,
If you do not have time to program, and you want to build dynamic web sites,
maybe you could use Zope2 with Plone, and just use the existing Plone
products. Ok, you think "Plone is tooo much", but it should cover 99% of any
basic dynamic web site features.
Regards,
Eric BREHAULT
On Nov 2
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