I've built a site using Zope that uses a bit of dtml. I would like to begin migrating the code to xml in anticipation of Zope's phasing out of dtml. Would that be premature? If not, any advice on how best to approach it? Donald Braman
I've built a site using Zope that uses a bit of dtml. I would like to begin migrating the code to xml in anticipation of Zope's phasing out of dtml. Would that be premature? If not, any advice on how best to approach it?
Zope is phasing out dtml? Since when? There's lots of work being done on Zope Page Templates but I am pretty sure those aren't going to replace dtml. dtml will be here for a long time.
I've built a site using Zope that uses a bit of dtml. I would like to begin migrating the code to xml in anticipation of Zope's phasing out of dtml. Would that be premature? If not, any advice on how best to approach it?
DC are very clear about this: DTML is not going away, being phased out or replaced. DTML is here for the forseeable future. Everybody uses it a lot and its got really good points. Just carry on using DTML, you will be fine. Cheers. -- Andy McKay.
On Wed, 23 May 2001, Andy McKay wrote:
I've built a site using Zope that uses a bit of dtml. I would like to begin migrating the code to xml in anticipation of Zope's phasing out of dtml. Would that be premature? If not, any advice on how best to approach it?
DC are very clear about this: DTML is not going away, being phased out or replaced. DTML is here for the forseeable future. Everybody uses it a lot and its got really good points. Just carry on using DTML, you will be fine.
Yep Andy's right, DTML is not going anywhere. Why would we get rid of such a powerful, easy to use, expressive, consistent language like DTML? <snort> -Michel
On Wed, 23 May 2001, Chris Withers wrote:
Yep Andy's right, DTML is not going anywhere. Why would we get rid of such a powerful, easy to use, expressive, consistent language like DTML? <snort>
I'll drink to that ;-)
Me too! :)) Oleg. ---- Oleg Broytmann http://www.zope.org/Members/phd/ phd@phd.pp.ru Programmers don't die, they just GOSUB without RETURN.
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