<m3d7xywncc.fs-@localhost.localdomain> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/zope/?start=7655
cg@cdegroot.com writes: ....
Q2: call me crazy, but I think that WikiWikiWeb is a great
collaboration tool
(http://c2.com/cgi-bin/wiki). There is a Python version, but I'd like to have this running inside Zope so you can apply Zope's management features to it. I talked to the author, he's interested, but maybe this alread has been done?
If there is allready a Python verison, then I think the author of that software should seriously look into Zope. Zope encompasses all of Python philosophies and extends them with it's own Pyhtonic Zen. Also, it is *very* easy with ZClasses (a feature of Zope 2.0.0a) to take existing Python code and turn it into a Zope application. By 'easy' I mean change a few lines of code, badda-bing (to quote The Other Mike Pelletier).
-Michel
Thanks in advance,
Cees -- Cees de Groot http://www.cdegroot.com
<cg@cdegroot.com>
I am a huge fan of wiki and have two of them running in my division. It is the simplest way to support simple collaboration and distribution of content authoring to multiple people. I use one of the wiki clones but would love to have a zope version for alot of reasons. It would be easier to rewrite the wiki using the ZOPE Structured Text tool and the zope database than to port the python over. The python source is large and replicates much of the afore mentioned tools. It's on my list of things to do but won't make it to the top in the next 4-5 months :( Note that the original wiki is only 500 lines of perl. Mark