27 Sep
2006
27 Sep
'06
7:09 p.m.
Jonathan wrote: ...
From a 'robustness' and 'sleep-better-at-nite' perspective I would rather spend the time making sure the application is rock-solid (by replacing the zclasses once and for all) and not have to worry about this issue everytime a new release of zope is installed.
Right. Applications that are gooing to be maintained over the long term should not use ZClasses, for a lot of reasons.
I'm going to consider this a 'learning experience' ;-)
BTW - nothing beats ZClasses and DTML for quick-and-dirty demos, one-time applications, and rapid-prototyping!
Exactly. Hopefully, your experience with your initial ZClass-based implementation can be applied to a more long-term solution. Jim