I have a feeling that covering programming/scripting in any satisfactory way is another book-length volume; it might be better to omit it. However, the book on programming is the one I'd like to see! At the moment, programming Zope seems like voodoo. Should this book cover installation issues? Since you bring up CSS, it would be good to discuss how to detect browser type and adjust accordingly. I routinely see even relatively recent versions of Netscape get disoriented by style sheets. Some discussion of the issues in getting the right kind of URL to hand to the client would also be good. In particular, suppose you have nested folders A:B:C:D:E where E is the innermost folder. A defines a cascading style sheet and D redefines it. The naive implementation looks to the browser as if each folder has its own CSS, forcing it to be refetched for each one. But if you're clever, you reference a URL which is either A/myCSS or A/B/C/D/myCSS. Since this is a beginner book, more discussion of interacting with Zope, and its interaction with other tools, would be good. What about Apache? Dreamweaver? Emacs with ftp? etc. Good luck!