On 2/2/06, Tim Nash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The things that tie together are Zope itself and larger frameworks
on top of it, such as e.g. the CMF or Plone/CPS/Silva.
Do you mean that nobody actually writes an application without using
CMF or Plone/CPS/Silva? If that is the case then that
maybe you can check iungo at http://iungo.org ?On 2/3/06, Tim Nash [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: The things that tie together are Zope itself and larger frameworks
on top of it, such as e.g. the CMF or Plone/CPS/Silva.Do you mean that nobody actually writes an application without usingCMF or
Tim Nash wrote at 2006-2-2 11:50 -0800:
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As for a specific question. Here goes:
Could I please get a Zope application written by someone who has
2 years of Zope experience that uses several dtml or zpt pages, that
1. registers a user 2. collects data from a user and saves that data
to the
The things that tie together are Zope itself and larger frameworks
on top of it, such as e.g. the CMF or Plone/CPS/Silva.
Do you mean that nobody actually writes an application without using
CMF or Plone/CPS/Silva? If that is the case then that explains my slow
rate of development. But I wonder
Tim Nash wrote at 2006-1-31 11:48 -0800:
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I have completed my first zope
product and I find that the change in mindset is the biggest
challenge. Zope is cool but it is quite different from php or java or
cgi.
Have you read the Zope Developper Guide?
It is something like a basic guide to
