Chris Withers wrote:
>
> Graham Chiu wrote:
> > The author creates a straw man ( a shoe shop built upon a shoe object )
> > without mentioning that Zope users can use a relational database instead
> > to build their store.
>
> I think that's a Zope Documentation problem ;-)
Not when you can se
George Donnelly wrote:
> i thought oss was supposed to be different ... ? >:-/
Yes, but that doesn't mean it should be a pain in the ass to use and
learn ;-)
cheers,
Chris
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as a newbie i am kind of glad that there are no slick interfaces. i want to
learn. i dont need to be coddled. :-)
is it important for zope to be "big" like MS and oracle? [lets think about
that for a second; do you really want to say that zope should be like MS or
MS products? yeah MS has some go
Graham Chiu wrote:
> The author creates a straw man ( a shoe shop built upon a shoe object )
> without mentioning that Zope users can use a relational database instead
> to build their store.
I think that's a Zope Documentation problem ;-)
> And he is not aware of the way that many here use edit
Gijs Reulen wrote:
> I also think that interfacing with stuff like Dreamweaver is very important.
Totally agree...
What about Dreamweaver UltraDev? It has support for Coldfusion and
various other similar offerings but not Zope. I'd say that's pretty
important to sort out...
That said, Zoep Stud
> Well Gijs, you've got some points right in what you're saying BUT...
> If you know some HTML and Stylesheets why don't you revamp the
> interface yourself. I have.
I was not talking of myself. I do not care much anymore for the visual
aspect of the interface. However, for new users it could be
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Firestar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>http://www.linuxworld.com/linuxworld/lw-2000-07/lw-07-penguin_2.html
>
>Hmm...what is your opinion on the article above? I'm interested to see the
>author's comparison btwn Enhydra and Zope.
The author creates a straw man ( a sh
I played around with some auto-form generating ZClasses a couple months
ago. Just thought i should share since it seems to be something people
want, and i saw it used as a feature-lack against zope on linuxworld.
basically it just spits out an html page where you pick a property sheet
and then it
ing Enlightment or KDE, I can have it exaclty the
way I want it. Even better than Windows!
Isn't Open Source software cute?
- Original Message -
From: Gijs Reulen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Mailinglist Zope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2000 2:27 PM
Subject: R
Hi
I think the author is right about the interface of Zope. Take a look at what
Enhydra has to offer:
http://www.enhydra.org/software/ScreenShots.html
What the author especially is missing in Zope is something line Enhydra DODS
(Data Object Design Studio), an grafical interactive way to combine o
this is a smear and a cowardly one. one small complaint about the default
dtml methods produced when creating a zclass does not an intelligent
criticism make!
zope is not perfect but he failed to describe any serious problems. imo
Regards,
GEORGE DONNELLY
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http://cyklotron.com
http://www.linuxworld.com/linuxworld/lw-2000-07/lw-07-penguin_2.html
Hmm...what is your opinion on the article above? I'm interested to see the
author's comparison btwn Enhydra and Zope.
regards,
firestar
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