On Monday 08 November 2004 12:25 pm, Jonathan Cyr wrote:
Although they're getting old... I found the Zope Bible and the Linux Journal Zope Book had helpful starter examples of Python Products. I used them both and cross-referenced to get some understanding of what was going on under the covers.
If you need an actual physical book, I second the Zope Bible recommendation for python products (the ZDG can be a little daunting). If you are planning a content oriented product, I'd look into CMF and Archetypes, the latter of which makes powerful python content objects very straightforward (and can be a blessing for a lot of not-obviously-contentish work as well). For Archetypes development documentation, the online resources are very useful (especially Raphael Ritz's MySite tutorial http://www.neuroinf.de/LabTools/MySite). Alec Mitchell