I've enjoyed the contributions on this thread. Some time back I mentioned
that what hooked me on Zope was the Relational Database access "out of the
box".
I liked the way Zope generated a simple database query form and result - so
I agree strongly that Zope could hook more people if it did
Richard Moon says:
Zope offers the potential to be the perfect development environment with
tons of really good solutions off the shelf - these can be customised if
they have to, we can drop down to Python if we really need to. Perfect.
Unfortunately its been difficult to get discussions like
Ron
yes +thanks for paying keen attention here..
What Manila has done is to provide some reasonable default templates for
getting useful site development work done 'out of the box' - they have
provided a structure template, and well defined access to changing the
obvious things people
What Manila has done is to provide some reasonable default templates for
getting useful site development work done 'out of the box' - they have
provided a structure template, and well defined access to changing the
obvious things people want to change.
I see. Having higher level drop-in
Oooh, now there's an interesting thought...
One would like to - but there often aren't enough hours in the day.
Actually one is frequently lucky to even get the option to try to pick
something at all, never mind doing the research - some combination of
"we've already got it" or "its "free" (it
Exactly.
My concern is to get the right kind of discussion going because it is going
to need some differnt kinds of minds to work together.
This meshes with my thinking recently. I think many in the Zope
community are "early-adopters" kind of people -- willing to put up
with spending
Exactly.
My concern is to get the right kind of discussion going because it is
going
to need some differnt kinds of minds to work together.
This meshes with my thinking recently. I think many in the Zope
community are "early-adopters" kind of people -- willing to put up
with
Sorry.. the second link should have been...
http://www.zope.org/Members/BwanaZulia/zope.html
J
From: J. Atwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 11:44:33 -0400
To: Jason Cunliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Zope] Looking for Zope vs. Others at-a-glance comparison
Try
http
Try
http://www.camworld.com/cms/
And more at
http://www.camworld.com/misc/cms.html
Cheers,
J
From: "Jason Cunliffe" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2000 09:17:43 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Zope] Looking for Zope vs. Others at-a-glance comparison
Hello
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
Completely calm and friendly opinions follow...
yes thanks..
I don't think it's any more difficult to create an attractive
(graphics-wise) site in Zope than it is with PHP or ASP or plain old
Apache-served HTML files. Quite honestly, I'm not qualified to do
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
Ron
yes +thanks for paying keen attention here..
What Manila has done is to provide some reasonable default templates for
getting useful site development work done 'out of the box' - they have
provided a structure template, and well defined access to
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
What's missing?
For example, everything with Java (e.g. Apple WebObjects) or
Perl (e.g. Mason).
There is a good overview of Content Management Systems at
http://www.camworld.com/cms/
For each of above I'd like to fill in the following:
{'name':"name",
Hi Nils
thanks for your reply
What's missing?
For example, everything with Java (e.g. Apple WebObjects) or
Perl (e.g. Mason).
[doh] Java..Right [see what using zope does to one ? ;-)
There is a good overview of Content Management Systems at
http://www.camworld.com/cms/
Excellent.
Completely calm and friendly opinions follow...
[Zopefish etc]. Mostly Zope imho is just plain damn ugly out of
the box...
like some ghost from the 70s - zero graphics sense.. it s a
bitch to make a
decventlooking page in zope when it shouldn't be, not one nice
looking zope
site I have
Completely calm and friendly opinions follow...
yes thanks..
I don't think it's any more difficult to create an attractive
(graphics-wise) site in Zope than it is with PHP or ASP or plain old
Apache-served HTML files. Quite honestly, I'm not qualified to do it with
any tool. :-) I get
Hello
I need to present the arguments for why we haev chosen Zope vs. Others.
Does anyone know of a clear at-a-glance table or anything with the main
contenders, features, price, licensing etc.
Thanks
- Jason
Jason CUNLIFFE =
Jason Cunliffe wrote:
I need to present the arguments for why we haev chosen Zope vs. Others.
Does anyone know of a clear at-a-glance table or anything with the main
contenders, features, price, licensing etc.
You didn't collect this data _before_ choosing Zope? :-)
Cheers,
Nils
--
[EMAIL
I need to present the arguments for why we haev chosen Zope vs. Others.
Does anyone know of a clear at-a-glance table or anything with the main
contenders, features, price, licensing etc.
You didn't collect this data _before_ choosing Zope? :-)
lol
not really.. back then it seemed
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